deportations
Coverage of deportations in the Nexus archive.
- Most Americans say Trump has gone too far on US immigration: Poll
Most Americans believe Trump has gone too far on US immigration, with half specifically citing deportations. Most Republicans continue to support his approach.
- New survey reveals fears of US farm workers amid Trump’s immigration raids
A survey by the United Farm Workers Foundation found that most U.S. farm workers, many undocumented, report their jobs and shopping habits have been affected by the Trump administration's immigration raids and deportations. The survey included 2,250 respondents.
- Federal immigration authorities targeting airports for arrests
Federal immigration authorities are increasing deportations by targeting airports for arrests of individuals who overstay their visas, as revealed in an immigration memo obtained by ABC News.
- Border residents wanted crossings reined in. Now Paxton and Talarico face voters wary of deportations
Border residents want crossings controlled, and Republican and Democratic nominees for U.S. Senate Ken Paxton and James Talarico are campaigning in border cities. Paxton spoke in McAllen, and Talarico held a town hall in Eagle Pass, with voters expressing concerns about deportations.
- Inside the Concord mega hearings where over 600 immigrants were ordered deported in June
Concord, now housing the Bay Area’s primary immigration court, saw over 600 immigrants ordered deported in June for failing to appear in court. The number of deportations due to non-appearance is increasing.
- Court Filings Describe Ongoing Contact Between ICE and Iran on Deportations
Court filings reveal ongoing communication between ICE and Iran regarding deportations. An Iranian official cited in the filings claimed the Trump administration aimed to deport all Iranians in U.S. immigration detention.
- Opinion: The Border Is Breaking My Students’ Hearts. It Broke Mine, Too
An English language development teacher in Santa Maria, California, describes how increased ICE arrests and deportations under President Donald Trump's second term are traumatizing students and families. The author shares her personal experience of her undocumented mother being deported to care for a dying parent, highlighting the emotional toll of immigration policies.
- A new ICE facility could speed up deportations for families and kids
The Trump administration plans to open a 528-bed ICE facility for migrant families and unaccompanied children next to an airport hub to expedite deportations.
- A new ICE facility could speed up deportations for families and kids
The Trump administration plans to open a 528-bed holding facility for migrant families and unaccompanied children next to an airport hub, positioning itself to speed up deportations. The facility is intended to increase the speed of deportations for these groups.
- A new ICE facility could speed up deportations for families and kids
The Trump administration plans to open a 528-bed ICE holding facility near an airport hub to expedite deportations of migrant families and unaccompanied children.
- Mexico seeks prosecutions over deaths in U.S. after fatal ICE shooting
Mexico's government is seeking prosecutions related to deaths in the U.S. following a fatal ICE shooting. It has criticized the treatment of Mexican citizens under President Trump's efforts to increase deportations.
- Mexico seeks prosecutions over deaths in U.S. after fatal ICE shooting
Mexico is seeking prosecutions related to deaths in the U.S. following a fatal ICE shooting. The Mexican government has criticized the treatment of its citizens under President Trump's increased deportation efforts.
- These immigrant kids were once protected. Under Trump, their deportations have tripled
The Trump administration has increased deportations of immigrant minors by tripling the rate compared to previous levels. Policies that previously provided these minors with legal counsel and relief from deportation while they applied to stay in the U.S. have been eliminated.
- ICE raided their city, taking parents, spouses and friends. That’s not where it ends
ICE raids in Los Angeles last summer led to the detention and deportation of parents, spouses, friends, and community members, causing significant disruption to three families and their neighborhoods. Armed agents arrested individuals in public places, resulting in their disappearance from local communities.
- ICE arrests 10,000 in 5 days, a sharp late-June surge in Trump's deportation push
Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 10,000 people over five days at the end of June as part of a surge in deportations under the Trump administration's agenda.
- More than 100 Venezuelans who were deported from the US hours before the earthquakes are missing
Over 100 Venezuelans deported from the U.S. hours before earthquakes were staying in a hotel in La Guaira when the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude quakes struck, leaving many missing or injured. Survivors, including Lisbeth Portillo, described fleeing the rubble and seeking help, while the Venezuelan government reported more than 1,700 deaths. U.S. deportation flights to Venezuela resumed in February 2025 after a 13-month pause.
- More than 100 Venezuelans who were deported from the US hours before the earthquakes are missing
More than 100 Venezuelans deported from the US hours before earthquakes were in a La Guaira hotel when the quakes struck, leaving many missing or buried. Survivors, including Lisbeth Portillo, described chaos and trauma, with over 1,700 reported deaths. Deportation flights to Venezuela resumed in February 2025 after a 13-month pause.
- Afghan Taliban to hold rare, closed-door talks with EU officials on deportations
A Taliban delegation is meeting with EU staff in Brussels for closed-door talks focused on deportations. Belgium issued 24-hour visas to the delegation, which includes Taliban foreign ministry spokesperson Abdul Qahar Balkhi. Rights groups criticize the meeting as undermining EU human rights obligations and risking safety in Europe and Afghanistan.
- Afghan Taliban to hold rare, closed-door talks with EU officials on deportations
A Taliban delegation is traveling to Brussels for closed-door talks with European Union staff. The discussions focus on deportations.
- Afghan Taliban to hold rare, closed-door talks with EU officials on deportations, the group says
The Afghan Taliban is set to hold rare, closed-door discussions with EU officials regarding deportations, as stated by the group. The talks are described as a significant but secretive diplomatic engagement.
- Full appeals court to hear arguments over contempt inquiry into CECOT deportations
An appeals court will hear arguments over a judge’s attempt to hold the Trump administration in contempt for the deportation of Venezuelans to an El Salvador prison last year.
- Germany news: Ministers discuss refugee deportation rules
Germany's regional interior ministers are discussing immigration, deportations, and benefits during their biannual conference. Germany and Poland are commemorating 35 years of cooperation.
- A year after ICE swept L.A., fewer raids but harsher rules squeeze immigrants nationwide
A year after ICE conducted raids in Los Angeles, the administration has reduced the number of raids but implemented stricter policies to deter both legal and illegal immigration nationwide. The focus has shifted to alternative tactics aimed at discouraging immigration.
- India: West Bengal deportations raise human rights concerns
India's West Bengal state is deporting thousands of people, fulfilling a key promise by Modi but causing tensions with Bangladesh over verification and repatriation processes. The deportations have raised human rights concerns.
- Belfast attack sparks international outrage, with demands for immediate deportations and 'total intolerance toward this barbarism'
A Belfast attack has triggered international outrage, with calls for immediate deportations and expressions of 'total intolerance toward this barbarism'.
- As Trump Pushes Deportations, a Skyrocketing Caseload Strains Immigration Courts
Trump's push for deportations has led to a skyrocketing caseload in immigration courts, with immigrants waiting in a packed hallway at the Annandale Immigration Court in Virginia for their hearings.
- EU strikes migration deal for more deportations and detention centers abroad
The European Union has overhauled its migration policy to increase deportations and establish detention centers abroad. Critics have compared the regulation to the immigration strategy of the Trump administration.
- EU strikes migration deal for more deportations and detention centers abroad
The European Union is overhauling its migration policy to increase deportations and establish detention centers abroad. Critics have compared this approach to the immigration strategy of the Trump administration.
- EU strikes migration deal for more deportations and detention centers abroad
The European Union has advanced a major overhaul of its migration policy, focusing on increasing deportations and establishing detention centers abroad.
- EU strikes migration deal for more deportations and detention centers abroad
The European Union has agreed to a new migration policy to accelerate deportations and establish detention centers abroad, drawing comparisons to the Trump administration's immigration strategies. The deal, reached between the EU's main institutions, allows member states to negotiate return hubs with third countries, with several nations already in talks with African countries. Critics warn the policy will create a 'draconian detention and deportation machine.'
- Mass hearings at Concord immigration court spark deportation fears
Concord’s immigration court is holding 'mega master' hearings, processing over three times the normal number of cases, which has sparked fears of increased deportations. A related article mentions a planned closure of an SF immigration court that could delay cases further.
- As Trump ramps up deportations, remember we all benefit from immigration
The article discusses how increased deportations under Trump highlight the need to recognize immigrants' contributions. It references the Statue of Liberty's inscription about welcoming tired and poor individuals.
- Four passengers pass out aboard sweltering plane often used for ICE deportations
Four passengers passed out aboard a sweltering plane frequently used for ICE deportations. The incident highlights concerns about conditions during deportation flights.
- U.S. strikes Iran. And, immigration courts use new tactic to speed up deportations
The U.S. military launched new attacks on Iran amid ongoing conflict resolution talks. The Department of Justice is employing a new tactic in immigration courts to expedite deportations.
- Immigration courts are using a new tactic to speed up deportations
The Justice Department is accelerating immigration court hearings by scheduling mass sessions for hundreds of immigrants. Failure to attend these hearings could result in automatic deportation orders.
- Trump targets grocery prices as DHS reveals new deportation numbers
President Trump claims that rolling back Biden-era climate regulations could help reduce grocery prices for struggling Americans. The administration is also highlighting increased deportation numbers during Trump's second term, marking a significant rise in removals.
- Illegal immigrant admitted posing as Border Patrol agent in calculated scheme to disrupt deportations: DOJ
Jaime Ernesto Alvarez-Gonzalez, an illegal immigrant, admitted to impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent by using a fake vehicle and equipment to disrupt deportation operations in San Diego. He pleaded guilty to endangering law enforcement and faces serious prison time.
- San Diego man admits impersonating a Border Patrol agent to disrupt deportations
A San Diego man pleaded guilty to impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent to disrupt deportations. The case was confirmed by authorities, highlighting illegal activities targeting immigration enforcement.
- EU-backed migrant crackdowns in Mauritania fuel fear and deportations
Thousands of migrants in Mauritania have been deported to remote borders under an EU-backed effort to halt migration. The crackdown has raised concerns about forced deportations and human rights issues.
- CBSA in Quebec enacting 'unprecedented' deportations, forcing family separations, refugee advocates say
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) in Quebec is conducting 'unprecedented' deportations, leading to family separations, according to refugee advocates. Advocates criticize the enforcement actions for their harsh social impact.