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The pandemic's effect on deportation processes and numbers in the US.
during the presidency rose sharply in 2023–2024 to levels not seen in nearly a decade, with fiscal‑year 2024 recording a near‑record wave of removals that in many measures exceeded totals under the fi...
Publicly available reporting indicates net immigration to the United States rose markedly during the Biden years and was substantially lower during the Trump presidency, with analysts and agencies cau...
Between 2020 and December 2025, U.S. removals and expulsions moved through three distinct phases—near‑shutdown of regular deportation channels during the pandemic and Title 42 expulsions (2020–2022), ...
Donald Trump’s first presidential term oversaw hundreds of thousands of formal removals (deportations) from the United States each year, with publicly reported annual totals ranging from roughly 225,0...
Available reporting shows that American (and broader n) aliyah to rose sharply in 2021 to roughly 4,000 arrivals from the and again reached one of its largest recent tallies in 2025 with about 4,150 N...
A preponderance of recent research finds that have become an equal or larger source of net additions to the unauthorized population than entries without inspection (EWI) since the mid‑2010s, but the e...
The and pandemic-era produced an abrupt collapse in lawful entries and visa processing in 2020, followed by a staggered, uneven rebound in later years . The immediate effect was large percentage decli...
Counting how many people were under each president since 2000 is tractable only if one first decides what “deported” means: formal removals, voluntary returns, or expulsions under emergency authoritie...