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Yes — multiple documented cases show the U.S. has deported people who were later shown to be U.S. citizens or who courts and watchdogs deemed removed in error, though the true scope is uncertain becau...
Government records and investigative counts disagree, but available reporting shows confirmed wrongful actions range from dozens to thousands depending on method: the U.S. Government Accountability Of...
Documented instances of U.S. citizens being wrongfully identified, detained and in some cases removed by immigration authorities are numerous enough to have drawn congressional letters, Government Acc...
Documented cases show that have been mistakenly arrested, detained and in some instances deported by immigration authorities; government and independent audits count hundreds of encounters and dozens ...
Families of U.S. citizens who believe a relative was wrongfully deported can pursue courts, lawsuits seeking damages, diplomatic or administrative readmission, and advocacy support — successful federa...