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The use of expedited removal procedures, including credible fear screenings and limited access to counsel.
There is no single, verifiable figure in the documents provided that counts “how many” people President Obama’s administration deported “without due process of law”; official and advocacy sources offe...
Yes — a lawful noncitizen can appeal many deportation (removal) orders in the U.S.; appeals normally begin by filing a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and follow strict de...
significantly increased the use of expedited, nonjudicial removals—especially at the border—while pairing that operational expansion with internal enforcement-priority memos that aimed to concentrate ...
The claim that “1.57 million and 1.49 million immigrants were removed [under Obama]” cannot be verified as stated within the provided reporting: DHS and independent analyses consistently show far larg...