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Estimates for detention-and-deportation costs vary widely: ICE’s publicly reported average removal cost of about $17,121 per person is one benchmark cited by investigative reporting , while advocacy a...
’s immigration agenda in the 1990s—culminating in the 1994 Crime Bill initiatives and the —laid structural and political groundwork that expanded enforcement tools, broadened deportable offenses, and ...
There is no single, definitive count in the provided reporting of how many undocumented immigrants file individual tax returns with ITINs each year; sources instead give related measures: as of Januar...
President Obama’s deportation policies drew sustained criticism from immigrant advocacy groups who argued his administration’s enforcement approach produced record removals, disrupted families, and re...
has attracted a broad, public coalition of business groups, , and some immigrant-advocacy organizations that the bill’s sponsors prominently cite as supporters, with each coalition framing its backing...
CMS and independent analysts report that Medicaid covered roughly 71.4–71.5 million people in January 2025, about 21% of the U.S. population . National estimates of the racial/ethnic composition of Me...
A small but growing set of economic studies and policy analyses link stricter immigration enforcement and large-scale deportations to higher housing costs by shrinking the construction workforce and s...
In 2012–2013 immigrant advocacy groups reacted with a mix of guarded praise for administrative relief and sharp criticism of rising deportation totals, framing the Obama administration as simultaneous...
The reporting across the collected pieces indicates to Charlie Kirk’s statements; instead coverage documents individual consequences for critics, critique of Kirk’s rhetoric from religious leaders, an...
A credible one-time of the roughly 11–13 million undocumented people in would carry direct in the hundreds of billions and broader in the trillions; conservative operational estimates put a single‑ope...
The epithet “” was coined in the public debate by immigrant‑rights critics and advocacy leaders to condemn ’s deportation record; one widely reported, attributable public instance came when , then pre...
The Open Society Foundations (OSF) has continued large-scale grantmaking in the United States since 2017, funding a broad spectrum of advocacy, civil-rights, racial-justice, immigrant-rights, labor an...