The Third Group of Deported from the United States Under the Trump Administration: A Comprehensive Analysis
5. Legal and Political Framework of Deportation
5.1 US Immigration Law Overview
- Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)
- Grounds for deportation: illegal entry, overstaying visas, criminal convictions
- Detention and removal procedures
- Rights of detainees and legal recourse
5.2 Policies Under the Trump Administration
- Expansion of expedited removal authority
- Use of biometric data for tracking
- Increased cooperation with Iranian authorities for deportations
- Policies targeting visa overstays and undocumented immigrants
5.3 Legal Challenges
Many individuals faced deportation despite claims of legal residency, asylum, or other protections. Several lawsuits challenged the legality of expedited removals and detention conditions.
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