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The Trump administration's immigration agenda and policy changes
By the most widely cited counts through 2025, ’s two terms oversaw more total (removals plus ) than ’s presidencies to date, though the gap narrows or reverses depending on which categories—formal rem...
Major episodes cited by critics as examples of Donald Trump “ignoring” court rulings center on aggressive enforcement choices and rapid executive actions that courts blocked or limited, most prominent...
Protests over deportations during were large, sustained and often driven by frustration that removal numbers were historically high even as enforcement priorities shifted toward criminals and recent b...
pursues as a central policy to reduce undocumented immigration, arguing it restores public safety, , and fulfills campaign promises . Critics and advocacy groups say the strategy also aims to intimida...
narrowed enforcement with formalized “priorities” and prosecutorial discretion that reduced routine use of detainers and constrained administrative warrants; those priorities were rescinded, detainer ...
Multiple national and high-profile polls have measured American attitudes toward , but results vary widely depending on question wording and partisanship: some polls show pluralities or majorities sup...
Multiple government data trackers and news outlets report that oversaw more across his eight years than has through his terms so far, but the precise totals vary widely depending on definitions (remov...
Confirmed, documented instances of being deported alongside or during the deportation of their foreign-born parents exist, but the exact total is unknown; counts at least seven such U.S. citizen child...
has formally declared an end to "catch-and-release," issued memos and executive orders directing , , and to detain more migrants, reinstated "," and repeatedly touted steep reductions in releases and ...
The Biden administration presided over a sharp shift toward border-focused repatriations—what many reports call expulsions or returns—resulting in millions of people turned back or repatriated during ...
Yes — the second Trump administration has pursued a deliberate, unconventional strategy that combines legal retooling, mass detention, expanded fast-track removals, interior raids, and psychological i...