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The deportation of US citizens during President Trump's administration, including wrongful targeting and agency misconduct.
Reporting compiled by journalists, advocacy groups, and public agencies documents that citizens were among those detained and — in at least a few named cases — deported during ’s second administration...
Yes — multiple reputable reports document that U.S. citizens were mistakenly detained and, in at least some instances, deported during President Trump’s most recent administration; courts intervened t...
Major news organizations have not produced a single, authoritative post‑2020 tally of U.S. citizens wrongfully detained or deported by immigration authorities; the most concrete government figure wide...
Media outlets diverged sharply in how they framed -era deportations: mainstream and liberal outlets often emphasized policy nuance, enforcement priorities, and data-driven explanations for removal pat...
The United States can, under longstanding federal law, revoke the citizenship of naturalized citizens who obtained naturalization through fraud or willful misrepresentation, but that power is carried ...
There is no authoritative, public tally of citizens “accidentally” deported during ’s second term; reporting and court records document multiple but stop short of a comprehensive count, with courts or...
There is no authoritative, publicly released tally of during ; journalists and researchers have documented individual wrongful removals and a larger set of citizen detentions, but the federal governme...
Documented reporting and oversight make clear that U.S. citizens were detained — and in multiple reported instances were deported — during the Trump administration; oversight bodies, federal judges, a...