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The evolution and impact of U.S. border enforcement policies under different administrations.
The United States and Canada routinely conduct integrated, cross-border law enforcement operations under formal frameworks that permit designated officers from one country to operate in the other’s te...
supports expanding legal pathways, protecting long-time residents, and modernizing the while also emphasizing stronger, “smart” border security—an approach spelled out in the party platform and recent...
expulsions were a public‑health instrument first deployed in March 2020 that allowed to expel migrants immediately rather than process them under , and they accounted for a very large share of U.S. “r...
Yes — U.S. citizens can refuse to submit their electronic devices or to unlock them at U.S. ports of entry, but that refusal does not stop border agents from exercising broad search and seizure powers...
at the border since 1990 have shifted in response to discrete U.S. enforcement strategies, legal-processing changes, and large external shocks — notably economic cycles, regional violence and humanita...
U.S. border enforcement has swung between aggressive restriction and calibrated pauses as administrations and Congress reshaped tools, funding, and legal authorities—resulting in cycles of expulsions,...