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The claim that “every person deported under Obama had due process” is false: , raising persistent due-process concerns. Multiple contemporaneous and retrospective studies document that many removals w...
The number of people deported during the presidency depends on which metric and dataset one uses: authoritative DHS-derived analyses and place formal removals at roughly 2.4 million through mid‑admini...
Barack Obama’s administrations oversaw than Donald Trump’s first term, with multiple datasets showing millions removed during 2009–2016; peak annual removals occurred around 2012–2013 . Donald Trump’s...
Public data and multiple analyses show that oversaw more formal removals/ during his eight years in office than did during his first term, but totals vary widely depending on whether “deportation” cou...
The share of detainees who are criminally convicted or charged has fallen sharply by 2025 compared with earlier years, with multiple independent trackers and news outlets reporting that non-criminal d...
Across multiple federal datasets and reporting, Barack Obama’s eight-year period (FY2009–FY2016) recorded roughly 3.1 million deportations (returns plus removals) with an especially high run of return...
The available analyses present conflicting tallies but a clear pattern: . Counts vary because sources use different definitions (ICE deportations vs. DHS “removals”), different date ranges, and differ...