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The instances of U.S. citizens being detained or deported due to erroneous records, misidentification, or administrative errors.
There is no authoritative, publicly available count of how many U.S. citizens were deported by ICE in 2025; reporting documents multiple high-profile wrongful detentions and deportations but governmen...
Since 2024 there are documented instances in which U.S. courts have ordered that people who were alleged to be U.S. citizens and removed by immigration authorities be returned to the United States, bu...
Yes — while lacks statutory authority to deport citizens and the Department of Homeland Security publicly insists the agency “does not arrest or detain U.S. [citizens]” for immigration removal ( state...
identification and verification failures that lead to U.S. citizens being detained are not single glitches but a layered problem: unreliable automated matching and stale records, field-level misidenti...
There is no single, publicly available, authoritative tally of confirmed U.S. citizens detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) between 2000 and 2025; reporting and advocacy research...