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The process of wrongful immigration removals in the U.S., involving local jails and federal immigration enforcement, with issues of error-prone information systems and opaque agreements.
treats most immigration violations as civil, not criminal, matters: conduct like unlawful presence or overstaying a visa is handled through civil removal (deportation) proceedings with penalties such ...
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...
expulsions — the -authorized public-health removals in force from March 2020 to May 11, 2023 — were folded into ’s , sharply raising the volume and changing the composition of repatriations during 202...
Local jails act as the primary conduit through which federal immigration enforcement identifies and seizes people for removal—often using information systems and agreements that can be error-prone and...