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The changes in immigration law and policy, especially those affecting lawful permanent residents, and the impact of these changes on detention and deportation.
Available reporting shows clear evidence that can and does detain and remove noncitizens who lawfully entered the — including lawful permanent residents and people with pending immigration application...
would immediately create legal limbo for hundreds of thousands of each year by complicating the issuance of routine identity documents and public-benefit eligibility, and would trigger extensive litig...
Lawful permanent residents (green-card holders) can and have been removed from the United States, especially when charged with criminal offenses, found inadmissible, or judged to have abandoned reside...
’s administration carried out far more removals across his two terms than the single-year figure for 2020 under ; fiscal‑year 2020 removals (about 185,884) were well below Obama‑era annual peaks and f...
’s mass criminalization of unlawful border crossings reoriented federal dockets in border districts toward immigration misdemeanor and reentry prosecutions, consuming courtroom time, detention space a...