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The number of deportations during Barack Obama's presidency, including the peak in FY2012.
Publicly available sources provided do not contain a complete, year-by-year table of how many people detained in each calendar or fiscal year from 2010 through 2025; instead the record in these source...
Yes — by most commonly used counts of “removals” during ’s two terms, roughly , though that figure depends on what the tally counts and how agencies label “removals” versus “returns” or “repatriations...
Counting the people who were expelled during presidency depends on definitions, but the best-supported totals put formal removals during his administration at roughly people, with a peak single-year r...
’s administrations carried out a historically large number of formal removals (deportations), with reputable analyses placing the total during his two terms at roughly between 2.7 million and 3 millio...
Across multiple federal datasets and reporting, Barack Obama’s eight-year period (FY2009–FY2016) recorded roughly 3.1 million deportations (returns plus removals) with an especially high run of return...