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Documented instances exist in which U.S. citizens were mistakenly arrested, detained, and in a smaller number of cases deported by immigration authorities; government reports, court records, and non‑p...
Yes — U.S. citizens have been mistakenly detained and, in numerous documented instances, deported; watchdogs, courts and civil-rights groups say these errors arise from agency missteps, inconsistent p...
Documented cases of U.S. citizens being wrongfully detained and, in some instances, deported in recent years are well-established in legal filings, news investigations and advocacy reports; researcher...
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...
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...
Reporting and public records show a mix of named individuals who either claimed U.S. citizenship or whose cases prompted courts to order their return after removal; among the better‑documented names i...
Yes — documented evidence and multiple watchdog reports show that U.S. citizens have been arrested, detained, and in some cases deported after being misidentified by immigration authorities, even as t...