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The use of wartime removal powers for mass deportations and the associated legal challenges.
, one state generally must deliver a person who fled to another state when the demanding state formally requests surrender; that duty is implemented by federal statutes (not optional private comity) a...
and third‑country return agreements are operationally attractive to governments seeking rapid removals, but they collide with entrenched legal limits, , , and the weak capacity of many receiving state...
Immigration enforcement in the United States is emphatically not a recent phenomenon: federal regulation and exclusionary practices date to the earliest years of the republic and were formalized throu...