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The immigration policies and enforcement strategies used during the Obama administration.
and the under trended downward overall while the administration simultaneously increased formal removals and prioritized criminal and recent border crossers for deportation—moves that produced both re...
Le chiffre souvent répété — «3,1 millions d’expulsions sous » — repose on compilation of removals and returns across the administration’s eight years, and is broadly supported by multiple analyses sho...
and other operations did include actions that detained or affected children, including family and the re‑establishment of that held mothers and children; the record is complex because the administrati...
used executive actions and agency guidance to reshape and create Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (), among other administrative measures, but not all of his initiatives endured intact: DACA lar...
under the has shifted formal priorities and oversight closer to frameworks—prioritizing national-security and recent border crossers while de-emphasizing low-level misdemeanors—yet the operational pos...
The claim that Donald Trump is the first U.S. president to use ICE to round up undocumented immigrants is incorrect: ICE enforcement predates Trump and large-scale removals were a hallmark of the Obam...
The question "Did Obama violate the Constitution?" cannot be answered with a single yes or no; federal courts and legal scholars found specific Obama-era actions unlawful or beyond statutory authority...
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals () and the broader 2014 Immigration Accountability executive actions shifted enforcement from blanket removals toward a prioritized, discretionary approach—offer...
No reliable count of deaths "in federal immigration custody during ’s presidency" appears in the supplied reporting; the documents provided focus on deaths under (which was created after Clinton left ...