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The decline in US border encounters in 2025 following the new deportation policy, with multiple datasets and summaries describing the trend.
vary by agency, definition and year, but recent federal data and independent analyses show hundreds of thousands of departures per year when combining border “repatriations/returns” and interior remov...
does and can deport people who hold when those visas are violated or when visa-holders become removable for criminal or immigration reasons; federal reporting and expert explainers make clear that law...
A precise count of "" is not stated in the provided reporting; the authoritative agencies that publish those tallies are for enforcement "encounters" and the for port-level inbound crossings, but the ...
Available public reporting does not provide a complete month-by-month accounting for ’s detained population for every month of 2026; the sources reviewed converge on high early‑January snapshots (abou...
A straightforward, fully comparable count of “” from 2021–2024 does not exist in a single number because federal agencies publish overlapping but differently defined measures; using government and ind...
When are reweighted to account for , , and interior-initiated removals, the picture changes: fiscal-year 2025 saw far fewer recorded border encounters than the prior year—about 444,000—while independe...