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The Obama administration's priorities regarding types of ICE raids, such as workplace versus home operations
The statement " c’est 56 morts sous la responsabilité de l’" is supported by a major NGO report that counted 56 deaths in ICE custody during the Obama administration, but official tallies and other re...
Public reporting shows far more high-profile under ’s second-term enforcement surge than were recorded in many years of the , but the exact totals depend on which dataset and timeframe are used; advoc...
Public records included in the provided reporting do not supply a definitive count of people who were directly killed by ICE agents during President Barack Obama’s two terms; the closest concrete figu...
Official tallies and independent reviews show a significant, contested record of deaths in custody during the administration: advocacy groups and watchdogs cite roughly 56 confirmed in‑custody deaths ...
The archival record in the provided reporting shows no clear, publicly available regulation that mandated a single uniform style or specified when agents must display identification; instead, and inte...
The reporting provided does not document a clear, agency-wide program of training or equipment upgrades for ICE agents instituted by the Obama administration in direct response to high‑profile workpla...
raids and interior enforcement actions did sweep up parents who had children born in the United States and therefore were citizens; those children themselves were not naturalized by the raids but ofte...