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Expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in 2014, removing the upper-age limit and allowing more individuals to seek deferred action.
Anti-deportation protests during the Obama administration were sustained and varied in scale: local rallies often drew dozens to hundreds of participants, coordinated national actions produced scores ...
The Obama administration combined record-high removal totals in its early years with a deliberate shift toward prioritizing recent border crossers and criminals over long-settled, noncriminal immigran...
The Obama administration relied chiefly on federal immigration agencies within the Department of Homeland Security—principally U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Pro...
(S‑COMM), a fingerprint‑sharing program expanded under , materially increased interior immigration encounters and removals by automating referrals from local jails to and was a major driver of high re...
Barack Obama’s use of executive orders and related unilateral actions drew sustained partisan accusation of "abuse of power," especially over immigration and regulatory initiatives . A review of the r...
Yes: the Obama administration’s deportation policies sparked sustained public protest and organized demonstrations during his presidency, as immigrant-rights groups publicly labeled him the “deporter-...
Barack Obama’s immigration policy from 2009–2016 combined an unsuccessful push for comprehensive reform in Congress with a mix of expanded enforcement and selective executive relief: enforcement shift...
President Obama’s November 2014 “Immigration Accountability” executive actions packaged a set of administrative directives that expanded temporary deportation relief for specific groups, reshaped enfo...