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The Bush administration's immigration policy, including worksite enforcement, employer sanctions, and targeted raids, and its impact on removals and community effects
Counting how many people were deported under any given U.S. president is fraught: official statistics use different categories (removals, returns, expulsions, repatriations), data are reported by fisc...
shifted immigration enforcement from broad, voluntary “returns” and workplace raids toward a system that produced higher formal removals, concentrated on people with criminal records and recent border...
did arrest unauthorized immigrants at worksites during the Obama years, but the administration ended the era of large-scale, spectacle workplace raids and shifted to targeted arrests, criminal prosecu...
Immigrant-advocacy groups criticized several Obama-era Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations and DHS enforcement policies for being indiscriminate, family‑tearing, or procedurally unfai...
Under George W. Bush, ICE and predecessor agencies pursued conspicuous, large-scale workplace and interior enforcement—high-profile raids at meatpacking and poultry plants, expanded criminal prosecuti...