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The distinction between removals and returns in the context of U.S. immigration policy and the Department of Homeland Security's reporting practices.
and distinguish ""—compulsory departures based on a formal order of removal—from "returns"—confirmed departures not pursuant to such an order, like voluntary returns or withdrawals—and report them bot...
distinguishes , s, and informal “self‑deportation” both legally and statistically: a removal is a government‑ordered, compulsory expulsion while returns are movements that are not based on an order of...
DHS “removals” are formal orders to deport an alien and carry legal and administrative consequences, whereas CBP “returns” (including enforcement returns) are departures without a removal order and ge...
distinguishes ""—compulsory departures based on a removal order that carry administrative or criminal consequences for future reentry—from "returns," which are confirmed movements out of the that occu...
DHS distinguishes "removals" — compulsory departures based on an order of removal with administrative consequences — from "returns" — confirmed movements out of the United States not based on an order...