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Kristi Noem told Congress DHS “has not deported U.S. citizens or military veterans,” but multiple news outlets and congressional inquiries say veterans have been detained, deported or pressured to sel...
High-profile deportations of U.S. military veterans — including reported cases such as Georgia Army veteran Godfrey Wade and Purple Heart recipient José Barco — have driven lawmakers and advocates to ...
"Sae Joon Park" appears in reporting as two distinct public figures: a U.S. Army veteran, Purple Heart recipient who self‑deported to South Korea under a removal order, and a name similar to Korean ac...
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was directly confronted by House Democrats about deported U.S. military veterans during a December 2025 House Homeland Security hearing, and on the spot she ...
Immigration courts and enforcement under the Trump administration increased removal actions that ensnared non‑citizen service members and veterans, producing dozens of high‑profile and many less publi...
There is no authoritative government count of how many veterans without legal status were deported during the Obama administration because Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not report vete...
Available reporting and official statements show no single, verified tally of how many U.S. military veterans were deported during the Trump administration; DHS Secretary Kristi Noem told Congress her...
Available reporting and government studies show the U.S. has deported non‑citizen military veterans for years, but there is no definitive, public tally listing which countries received the most deport...
Donald Trump’s comments about a wounded veteran appear in multiple, sparsely detailed accounts with differing contexts; available records connect the remarks to at least two public events but do not p...