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The number of deportations during the Biden administration, with a focus on returns at the border
Across multiple official and research sources, the number of people removed, returned, expelled or otherwise leaving the during the is reported in different ways: a counts roughly 775,000 unauthorized...
Border encounters and certain immigration metrics did reach historic highs during the years, but the scale and meaning of those numbers have been widely mischaracterized: government data show record-h...
Across the three presidencies the story is one of shifting emphasis and of numbers that rise and fall depending on which agency is counted and which enforcement action is tallied: Obama oversaw very l...
The short answer: there is no single, uncontested tally of “how many illegals ,” but the best empirical reading of available government encounter data and independent points to a net increase in the u...
The answer depends on which metric is used: strict “” (formal removals ordered and executed) are reported at roughly 1.1 million from the start of FY2021 through February 2024, while broader tallies t...
There is no single, authoritative count that says “ ”; estimates vary widely depending on definitions (paroled in, released after an encounter, encountered at the border, or net change in the ) and th...
The claim that " is a simplification that conflicts with competing facts: congressional Republican reports and hearings argue the administration’s policies led to many criminal noncitizens remaining f...
The headline figures of "4.4–4.7 million" tied to the Biden presidency refer to total repatriations — a broad aggregate that combines formal deportations, expulsions at the border, voluntary returns a...