The truth is that those living in the U.S. illegally were less likely to be deported  than under any previous administration. Interior deportations under Obama were  down 40 percent and at a nine-year low. In addition, eight out of ten illegal  immigrants caught at the border were allowed to stay. In many cases, they were  given ...
Jul 28, 2016 ... “Interior deportations under Obama were down 40 percent and at a nine-year low . In addition, eight out of ten illegal immigrants caught at the border were allowed  to stay,” the union continued. “In many cases, they were given taxpayer-funded  bus tickets to relocate to cities in the interior of the nation.”.
Jul 28, 2016 ... The truth is that those living in the U.S. illegally were less likely to be deported  than under any previous administration. Interior deportations under Obama were  down 40 percent and at a nine-year low. In addition, eight out of ten illegal  immigrants caught at the border were allowed to stay. In many cases ...
Oct 30, 2013 ... The number of deportations resulting from interior enforcement by ICE declined  by 19 percent from 2011 to 2012, and is on track to decline another 22 percent in  2013. In 2012, the year the Obama administration claimed to break enforcement  records, more than one-half of removals attributed to ICE were ...
5 days ago ... Under President Donald Trump, border-crossings and thus deportations at the  border are down, but immigration arrests and deportations from the ..... years of  the Obama administration, average monthly interior arrests are up 40 percent,  from about 9,400 per month under Obama to nearly 13,200 per month ...
Interior deportations under Obama were down 40 percent and at a nine-year low.