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Bill Clinton's presidency marked a mixed legacy of stricter deportation rules and rhetoric for comprehensive reform, with later political movements and Hillary Clinton's 2016 platform emphasizing a departure from the 1996 policy choices.
Two different counting methods produce two very different answers: using -style “removals” (formal deportation orders) yields roughly 827,000 people removed during the fiscal years that cover ’s two t...
deportation during the Clinton presidency: there were public demonstrations and organized pressure both abroad and inside the objecting to deportation policies and specific removals, and civil-society...
The saw landmark 1996 statutes—the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) and the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA)—that critics say dramatically narr...
’s presidency (1993–2001) predates the creation of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which was established as part of the post‑9/11 reorganization in 2003; therefore there were zero deaths “w...
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...
There is no clear evidence in the provided reporting that Bill Clinton has publicly endorsed any of Donald Trump’s policy agenda; the record in these sources shows past cordial personal remarks and in...