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The role of U.S. policy initiatives and operational changes in reducing immigration encounters
Massive increases in interior and border removals, more aggressive and visible enforcement tactics, and a broadening coalition of activists, labor and faith groups have combined to make a flashpoint t...
Academic and policy research shows a layered literature on how , formal incentives, and historical legacies shape the of immigration enforcement agencies: empirical staff-diversity data and case studi...
There is no authoritative, publicly available national count of how many American citizens have been killed by undocumented people in the ; widespread claims that a fixed number — for example “” — are...
vary across reputable sources, but all show strong geographic concentration: a handful of states host a large share of the population, and enforcement “needs” — measured by detentions, removals, court...
The President is widely described and rhetorically casts the office as charged with protecting Americans — a duty tied to national security, the commander-in-chief role, and the power to direct execut...
Recent policy changes — principally an aggressive expansion of and related tactics such as dismissal of pending cases and courthouse arrests — have substantially increased the government's ability to ...
that frames immigrants as threats to national identity has repeatedly served as both a catalyst and accelerant in episodes of democratic erosion: it mobilizes partisan bases, normalizes exclusionary p...
Two sets of policies — public‑health expulsions under Title 42 and courtroom-wait rules like Remain in Mexico (MPP) — plus the creation and rollback of large parole programs (CBP One and CHNV) were th...
The Homeland Security Act (HSA) reorganized U.S. immigration administration by abolishing the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and transferring its functions into a new Department of Homel...