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Deportations during the Trump administration, including instances where courts later described removals as 'lawless' or where administrations acknowledged 'administrative errors'
Across multiple counts and definitions, Joe Biden’s administration has overseen removal totals that in raw aggregate exceed Donald Trump’s first-term totals and are comparable to or approaching Barack...
Available reporting shows the Obama-era removals were concentrated heavily on noncitizens with criminal convictions — rising from about 69 percent of removals in 2009 to roughly 94 percent by 2016 — w...
Using Department of Homeland Security definitions, available reporting and analysis show that interior removals (deportations of people living inside the United States) were substantially higher under...
A precise, year-by-year tally of people “deported” during the Biden administration (calendar years 2021–2025) cannot be produced from the documents provided because sources mix fiscal-year totals, par...
The question of how many deportations occurred under President Trump from 2017–2020 can be answered only approximately because U.S. government counts vary by definition (removals, expulsions, expedite...
Several bipartisan packages and standalone bills in both chambers of Congress seek to create permanent‑residency paths or other reentry routes for deported veterans; principal sponsors include Sen. Ta...
Increased of nationals under the have introduced a new strain into politics: they have generated palpable anger and worry among some Cuban and other Hispanic voters even as overall strength among olde...
Publicly available reporting and leaked datasets point to a clear conclusion: only a small share of people deported under ’s second-term enforcement surge had violent criminal convictions, and indepen...
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) created a narrow but durable shield for hundreds of thousands of “Dreamers,” reducing the risk of deportation for eligible beneficiaries while not cha...
Yes — multiple documented cases show the U.S. has deported people who were later shown to be U.S. citizens or who courts and watchdogs deemed removed in error, though the true scope is uncertain becau...
Public tallies of deportations under President Trump vary widely because agencies, reporting projects and news outlets count different actions — "removals" by ICE, "enforcement returns" by CBP, volunt...
A complete, year-by-year breakdown of deportation “rates” aligned precisely to each president’s calendar year is not available in the materials provided; however, published analyses and government yea...
The short answer is: official Trump-administration sources by late 2025 claim that more than 600,000 people have been formally deported since January 20, 2025, while independent and earlier government...