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President Barack Obama's executive actions and the constitutional challenges they faced, including immigration directives, health-care implementation, and national-security surveillance.
Barack Obama presided over higher aggregate removals and ran a tiered prioritization system that officially focused on national-security threats, serious criminals and recent border crossers , while D...
presided over some of the highest formal removals (“deportations”) in recent history — including a peak of roughly 438,421 removals in FY2013 and more than 2 million removals in his first terms by som...
There is no authoritative, public tally that shows how many citizens were “accidentally deported” specifically during the presidency; watchdog analyses document mistaken deportations across multiple a...
A single, authoritative tally of " arrests" during 's two terms is not available in the provided reporting; however, contemporaneous data show that ICE (formal deportations) numbered in the millions d...
No authoritative tally exists for “how many times” President Barack Obama violated the Constitution; allegations proliferate across conservative outlets, congressional hearings, and legal scholarship,...
issued a total in the high‑200s of formal, numbered during his two terms; most contemporary data sources report 277 executive orders issued between 2009 and 2017, though an official disposition summar...
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...
The Obama administration combined high-profile executive actions with shifts in enforcement priorities between 2009–2016: it created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in 2012, announced a ...