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Number of deportation cases that were filed with the
Immigration Courts in the U.S. from 1992 to 2012
There are different procedures that are used by the government to deport or remove a person from the United States if the person does not have authorization to be present in the country. The procedure used depends on the individual circumstances of the person and on the claims raised by the person. Below are deportation statistics of the number of deportation cases that were filed by the government with the Immigration Courts each year from 1992 to 2012, according to TRAC.
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Of course, the number of deportation cases filed each year differs from the number of persons ordered to be deported by the Immigration Courts. This is due in part to the number of immigration cases filed, the process involved, and the length of time it takes for a case to be scheduled and completed. Additionally, many of the deportation cases filed with the Immigration Courts do not result in the entry of a deportation order. Here are the number of persons ordered deported by the Immigration Courts from 1998 to 2012, according to TRAC.
El gobierno de los Estados Unidos tiene a su disposición diferentes procedimientos que puede usar para deportar a una persona si dicha persona no está autorizada a estar en el país.
El procedimiento de deportación que el gobierno puede emplear depende de las circunstancias individuales de la persona y de las razones por las cuales la persona alega que el gobierno debe permiterle permanecer en el país.
Aquí encontrará una tabla que demuestra el número de deportaciones que el gobierno radicó ante los tribunales de inmigración cada año desde el 1992 hasta el 2012.
Número de Deportaciones
Radicadas 1992 - 2012
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