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The difference between immigration removals and expulsions, particularly under Title 8 and Title 42, including the legal consequences and procedures involved.
Removal, expulsion, and voluntary return/departure are distinct legal mechanisms that result in a noncitizen leaving the United States: "removal" is a formal order of the immigration system typically ...
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) treats "removals" and "returns" as distinct categories of repatriation: removals are formal actions that carry administrative (and sometimes criminal) penalti...
The short answer: no single presidential decision “let millions cross” the border, but during President Biden’s term U.S. agencies recorded more than 10 million border “encounters” and millions of peo...
Official enforcement datasets publish deportations and removals by country of citizenship, but interpreting “” requires parsing multiple agencies, statistical categories and political claims that do n...
“Returns” and “removals” are distinct legal categories in U.S. immigration practice: returns generally describe expedited or voluntary departures that do not produce a formal removal order, whereas re...
An ICE "removal" is a formal immigration enforcement action under Title 8 that follows a legal finding (often a final order) and carries statutory bars and potential criminal or administrative consequ...