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Comparison of immigration enforcement policies under Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations, including priorities, removals, and funding
Barack Obama did present a 2015 Presidential Rank Award to Thomas D. Homan — commonly referred to in press as Tom Homan — when Homan, then ICE’s Executive Associate Director for Enforcement and Remova...
The headline difference between the Obama and Trump eras is less about a single metric and more about priorities, legal mechanisms and public experience: Obama’s administrations oversaw larger totals ...
The available reporting compiled here does not identify any confirmed cases where a citizen died "as a result of 's raids"; what the sources do document is that in ICE custody during the period of the...
The Obama administration combined record-high removal totals in its early years with a deliberate shift toward prioritizing recent border crossers and criminals over long-settled, noncriminal immigran...
The question breaks into at least two measurable parts: people who died while in immigration custody during the years, and people who were killed after being deported and returned to dangerous countri...
presided over higher counts of formal removals than through much of the available record, a finding reported by multiple data reviews and analysts . That headline number, however, masks important diff...
President Barack Obama did not implement a formal, systematic policy of separating migrant children from their parents the way the Trump administration’s 2018 “zero tolerance” prosecution policy did, ...