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The Obama administration's deportation policies and numbers, including the 'deporter-in-chief' label and comparisons to other presidencies
President Barack Obama directed and used U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as the principal interior enforcement arm to remove unauthorized immigrants during his administration, producing...
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...
A direct head‑to‑head tally of “deaths during deportation” by presidential administration is not available in the documents provided, so any definitive ranking is impossible from these sources alone; ...
The Obama administration’s headline “deportation” totals came from a mixed set of categories—chiefly “removals” (formal, ordered expulsions) and various “returns” or non‑judicial departures—so media a...
Expedited removal became a larger and more central tool for removing noncitizens at or near U.S. borders during the Obama years even as total interior removals fell sharply; border removals rose from ...
Official U.S. government reporting and independent analysts show that "deportations" vary widely depending on how the term is defined—removals ordered by courts, voluntary returns at the border, and p...