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The distinction between 'removals' and 'returns' in U.S. deportation reporting, and how different sources may categorize and report these numbers.
distinguish three related but legally and operationally distinct outcomes: removals (formal orders of deportation with penalties), returns (movements out without an order and typically no administrati...
Counting "" as formal removals versus counting the broader set of returns and expulsions produces dramatically different headline totals and public impressions, because removals carry legal orders and...
“Removals” are formal, court‑based expulsions that carry legal consequences and a removal order; “returns” are non‑order movements out of the country—often voluntary or administrative at the border—an...