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Reforms introduced by the Biden administration to overhaul the immigration system and end Trump-era policies
Interior (non‑border) removals fell sharply under Biden compared with earlier years, even as total deportations and returns rose due to border processing and expulsions; shifts in prosecutorial priori...
President Joe Biden entered office on a slate of 99 tracked campaign promises; multiple independent trackers conclude a mixed record in which dozens were either compromised, stalled or rated plainly b...
shifted from broad, workplace- and mass-raid tactics toward a formalized, prioritized enforcement strategy that emphasized criminals and recent border crossers while expanding prosecutorial discretion...
formally prioritized removal of noncitizens who were national-security threats, recent border crossers, or those with criminal convictions or gang involvement—framed as “priorities” rather than a blan...
MAGA-aligned activists and leaders have largely rejected Joe Biden’s immigration reform efforts as insufficiently punitive and politically motivated, while some conservative constituencies remain frac...