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Deportation and immigration enforcement

The actions taken by the US government to enforce immigration laws, including deportations and raids.

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Jan 29, 2026
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What conduct at protests can still be criminalized in Minnesota even if a permit-holder is carrying a firearm?

allows permit-holders to carry firearms in public, including at demonstrations, but carrying a permit does not create a blanket immunity from criminal prosecution for violent or disruptive conduct at ...

Jan 28, 2026
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What are the most common reasons for deporting immigrants with legal status?

Immigrants who hold some form of legal status can nonetheless be made : violations of immigration status (including terminated or revoked humanitarian statuses), certain criminal convictions or multip...

Feb 1, 2026
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What documented cases exist of firms organizing paid protesters in the U.S., and how were they verified?

Reporting available in the provided sources finds no verified, documented cases of firms organizing in the for recent high-profile demonstrations; several viral pieces of “evidence” have been debunked...

Jan 25, 2026

How did demographic and country-of-origin patterns of deportees change under different presidential administrations since 1990?

since 1990 show shifting volumes, targets and legal tactics across administrations: Democrats presided over a higher share of removals in the aggregate from 1990–2018 while enforcement priorities and ...