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Immigration policies and practices implemented during the Trump administration
’ borders were not “” under the Biden administration: and repeatedly issued restrictions, proclamations, and new enforcement measures while also rolling back some policies and expanding lawful pathway...
There are documented cases in which people who were legally in the — including U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents — were nonetheless detained and in some instances sent abroad; such incident...
Republican voters broadly continue to support President Trump, but the reporting shows clear cracks: on the economy — especially cost-of-living and tariffs — and on immigration enforcement and some fo...
Detention and enforcement "quotas" linked to ICE have evolved from explicit bed-space requirements and contractor commitments in federal budgets and contracts to politically driven arrest targets and ...
The record of ’s second-term administration shows a pattern of policies and rhetoric that have actively reduced legal immigration pathways and amplified , creating the appearance—and in many instances...
National polling in January 2026 shows ’s overall approval and issue-specific ratings slipping: many surveys put his approval in the high-30s to low-40s with disapproval generally a mid-50s majority, ...
The three administrations framed around competing priorities: set a hierarchical “public‑safety first” framework focused on serious criminals and national‑security risks (Morton/Johnson memos), dramat...