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The number of deportations during Bill Clinton's administration and how it compares to other presidents
’s administrations (FY1993–FY2000) oversaw roughly 827,100 formal “removals” (court-ordered deportations) according to tallies as reported by fact-checkers, while many contemporary accounts and later ...
The best publicly available year-by-year counts for formal deportations (DHS “removals”) during Bill Clinton’s presidency come from federal yearbook tallies: FY1993 — 42,469; FY1994 — 45,621; FY1995 —...
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...
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...
’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...
Bill Clinton’s administrations (FY1993–FY2000) oversaw roughly 827,100 formal removals — the deportations based on an order of removal — according to Department of Homeland Security tallies cited by F...
When the comparison is restricted to ’s “removals” metric — formal orders expelling noncitizens from the — ’s presidency produced far fewer removals than his headline imply: reporting ties Clinton to ...
Bill Clinton’s two-term record is often cited as the largest in raw “deportation” numbers, but that headline hides a crucial distinction: the vast majority of the movements recorded under Clinton were...
Yes — did exist, but the record in the provided reporting emphasizes the legislative and administrative changes of 1996 and the long-term activism those laws provoked rather than cataloging contempora...
’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...
No reliable count of deaths "in federal immigration custody during ’s presidency" appears in the supplied reporting; the documents provided focus on deaths under (which was created after Clinton left ...
When the same DHS-style definitions are applied — distinguishing formal “removals” from border “returns” or voluntary withdrawals — the Clinton years look qualitatively and quantitatively different fr...