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The fact-check examines the claims of wrongful deportation of U.S. citizens, citing reports and government data that show dozens of cases, and discusses the risks of increased enforcement and denaturalization targets.
Reports and government data show that U.S. citizens have occasionally been arrested, detained, and even deported in error, but those cases are numerically rare in the record examined — dozens, not tho...
The long-run record for formal removals from the interior of was set in the early years of , when annual totals of removals and returns reached roughly the 300,000–400,000 range . More recently, , tot...
Polls do not converge on a single figure because responses depend heavily on , populations sampled and whether caveats (families, long-term residents, children, criminal record) are specified; headlin...
The Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) and Bivens provide different pathways to hold federal actors accountable: FTCA is a statutory waiver letting plaintiffs sue the for certain torts with procedural pre...
Research of the supplied reporting finds no clear, documented examples of a single-day anti-deportation demonstration in the United States between 2009 and 2016 that match the scale of the mass mobili...