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November 2024
United States
FY 2014 to 2024
*Estimated data
**Expulsions under the CDC Title 42 public health order occurred between March 20, 2020, and May 11, 2023.
Deportations are the forced and confirmed removal of an illegal alien from the United States under a deportation order. A deported alien subsequently faces administrative or criminal consequences upon reentry.
The figures for departures without a deportation order include both mandatory and administrative departures (those completed by the OFO as a result of administrative encounters, including withdrawn admission requests in cases where expedited removal or other immigration removal proceedings were not considered, and foreign crew members without entry visas who must remain on board their vessels).
