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The Clinton administration's deportation policy, which relied heavily on returns.
Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton arrived at immigration with superficially similar commitments—to both control borders and manage flows—but pursued markedly different mixes of amnesty, enforcement, and ...
’s two-term period is reported to have the highest aggregate expulsions—about 12.3 million when combining removals and returns—while the administration recorded far fewer total deportation actions, co...
The evidence shows that during the Obama presidency the majority of people counted as “deported” were removed through formal removal authorities rather than simple voluntary returns; DHS and nonpartis...