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The option for individuals to leave the United States at their own expense, avoiding the formal negative consequences of deportation.
prove to be a stitched-together mosaic: ’s Office of Homeland Security Statistics (OHSS) aggregates and “cleans and validates” reported by , ’s Office of Field Operations (OFO) and the U.S. Border Pat...
Once an immigration judge or applicable officer issues a removal (deportation) order, the government moves from adjudication to enforcement: is authorized to carry out the order, notify the person to ...
DHS treats "repatriations" as an umbrella statistic that mixes several distinct administrative actions—formal removals, returns (administrative/voluntary departures and withdrawals), and Title 42 expu...
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) treats "removals" as formal, ordered expulsions while "returns" bundle several non‑order departures — including voluntary departures, voluntary returns, and w...
DHS treats “self‑deportation” as voluntary departure facilitated and recorded through programs like CBP Home/Project Homecoming and counts participants who enroll and confirm departure in its systems ...