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The immigration policy of the Trump administration, including restrictions and their impact.
by and Border Patrol have a documented history across administrations, but the pattern and public visibility shifted sharply between the and presidencies: enforcement capacity while layering priority ...
activity and footprint today is larger in budget, visibility, and aggressive operations than in many prior presidencies, driven most recently by a second administration that expanded staffing and fund...
Public datasets and independent trackers show presided over substantially more removals than ’s first term: ’s TRAC counts roughly 3.1 million ICE removals across Obama’s eight years , while Trump’s f...
Americans are divided about President Trump, but contemporary polling shows more people disapprove than approve of his performance overall and worry about his approach—especially on the economy, execu...
The Biden administration pursued a dual strategy: reversing many Trump-era restrictions and expanding humanitarian and legal channels while simultaneously confronting record numbers of encounters at t...
case-level and public reporting show a clear shift in the mix of people arrested by the agency between the years and the era: Obama-era interior enforcement relied more on arrests of people with crimi...
administration’s enforcement priority memos narrowed the operational compass for by restoring and formalizing prioritization rules that limited routine courthouse arrests and constrained routine coope...
Since 2017, enforcement priorities were driven first by the Trump administration’s February 20, 2017 DHS memorandum (implementing Executive Order 13768) that broadly narrowed prosecutorial discretion ...
The Biden administration shifted from Donald Trump’s signature “wall and strict enforcement” posture by pausing construction and funding for the physical border wall while pursuing a mix of reversals ...