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President Obama’s administrations oversaw millions of removals—already described in government and media analyses as “historic” totals—but his enforcement policy shifted toward prioritizing recent bor...
Counting “most deported” depends on which measure you use: formal DHS “removals” (orders executed), border “returns/expulsions” (including Title 42) or the combined total of removals plus returns. Ava...
President Barack Obama’s administration recorded roughly 2.4–2.75 million removals (deportations) across his two terms, including a single-year high of about 438,421 removals in FY2013; annual removal...
Estimates of deportations during George W. Bush’s presidency vary widely in the available reporting: some pieces say “about 2 million” removals during his two terms (The Conversation) while others pre...
Counting the people who were expelled during presidency depends on definitions, but the best-supported totals put formal removals during his administration at roughly people, with a peak single-year r...
Official tallies and multiple analysts show the Obama administration oversaw very high removal totals — often described as the largest in recent decades — with roughly 2.7 million removals across his ...
Public reporting confirms at least one high-profile family transfer from to a family detention center in January 2026 — a five-year-old and his father taken to in Dilley after an arrest in Minnesota (...
Aggregate figures reported by government and think‑tank sources generally show that Barack Obama’s two terms produced more formal removals than Donald Trump’s single term, with widely cited estimates ...