There is a big difference between these two approaches to immigration enforcement, and those comparing both presidents would ...

Trump said "Nobody knows about it, nobody talks about it, but under Obama, millions of people have been moved out of this country, they've been deported." More than 2.4 million people have been ...

Update at 3:06 p.m. ET. 'Now Is The Time': Talking to an audience in Las Vegas, an upbeat President Obama said that "now is the time" for "common sense comprehensive immigration reform." ...

Obama: Well, actually, my position hasn't changed. When I was talking to the advocates, their interest was in me, through executive action, duplicating the legislation that was stalled in Congress.

Everyone agrees, Obama said, that the U.S. doesn't have the capacity to deport 11 million people. Obama had said this summer that he planned to use executive action to change the immigration system.

Obama is correct that that kind of lasting, comprehensive immigration overhaul has to come through Congress. But that’s not what was asked of him in the interviews back in early 2013.

$18B was spent in '12 by ICE, US-Visit program and Customs and Border Protection Border arrests dropped, with 2011 having the fewest in nearly 40 years Immigration is the 'highest law enforcement ...

As governor, Haley took on Obama on immigration. Now she’s fighting Trump By Arit John, CNN ... “We don’t need to talk about them as criminals, they’re not,” she said.

Earlier this month, former president Barack Obama took to X to express his disapproval of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement, highlighting that immigrants should be treated with ...