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The 1996 immigration statutes reconfigured U.S. deportation law by replacing the old exclusion/deportation framework with a unified removal system and creating expedited removal procedures.
The Obama administration substantially expanded use of and other fast-track deportation tools, shifting the system away from pre-1996 courtroom-focused removals toward a largely nonjudicial process th...
The 1996 immigration statutes—most notably the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA)—reconfigured U.S. deportation law by replacing the old exclusion/deportation framewo...
presided over a major shift in in the 1990s: he signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act () and other laws that expanded deportation grounds, created faster removal mecha...
and immigration law distinguish an official "" (the modern legal process) from colloquial "deportation," while "voluntary return"/"" describe non‑coerced exits that carry different legal consequences;...