Banished to alien lands: Trump’s secret deportation deals

The Deportation Project: Inside the Trump administration's secret deals to expel people worldwide - Forbidden Stories

72 journalists, 26 news organizations, 15 countries: a global investigation into the Trump administration’s secret third-country deportation system

The Deportation Project : Révélations sur les expulsions de masse de l'administration Trump - Forbidden Stories

72 journalistes, 26 médias, 15 pays : une enquête internationale sur les expulsions de masse de l'administration Trump

Deportation Data Project

The Deportation Data Project obtains, posts, and analyzes internal U.S. government immigration enforcement data via public records litigation.

What is Trump’s third-country deportation policy and who does it target?

Key questions answered about scheme that has sent more than 25,000 people to countries that are not their own

Third Country Deportation Watch

Monitoring the human cost of the U.S. government’s forced third country transfer agreements.

Immigrant Deportations: Trends and Impacts | Econofact

Research on previous episodes of increased immigration enforcement sheds light on the impact deportations can have on labor markets, crime, and civic life.

EXCLUSIVE: Equatorial Guinea police pull guns on migrants deported by Trump, witnesses say

The incident has intensified concerns about the treatment and safety of people sent to the Central African nation under a U.S. deportation programme.

ICE Deportation Flights Are Getting Longer and Crueler

A private equity–owned airline profits off Trump’s migrant crackdown.

Lawyers see imminent decision in third-country deportation case

The forthcoming ruling could reshape the Trump administration’s third-country deportation program.

Deportation Data Project

The Deportation Data Project at UC Berkeley and UCLA uses public records litigation to obtain, post and analyze U.S. government immigration enforcement data.

Man’s Deportation to Somalia Sets Off a Wave of Concern Over Safety (Published 2006)

Deportation of Mohamad Rasheed Jama to Somalia sets off concern over repatriations to dangerous countries; Jama was deported because of 1989 conviction for possession of unlicensed gun; Supreme Court removed barriers to deportations to Somalia in 2005 even though country lacks central functioning government; issue arises of what United States should do with deportable immigrants who can neither be detained indefinitely nor safely repatriated; photo (M)

USA: Torture and enforced disappearances in the Sunshine State: Human Rights Violations at "Alligator Alcatraz" and Krome in Florida - Amnesty International

This report presents Amnesty International’s findings from a research trip to southern Florida in September 2025, to document the human rights impacts of federal and state migration and asylum policies on mass detention and deportation, access to due process, and detention conditions since President Trump took office on 20 January 2025. In particular, it focuses […]

USA: Torture and enforced disappearances in the Sunshine State: Human Rights Violations at "Alligator Alcatraz" and Krome in Florida - Amnesty International

This report presents Amnesty International’s findings from a research trip to southern Florida in September 2025, to document the human rights impacts of federal and state migration and asylum policies on mass detention and deportation, access to due process, and detention conditions since President Trump took office on 20 January 2025. In particular, it focuses […]

One Year of Immigration Enforcement Under the Second Trump Administration – Deportation Data Project

The story of immigration enforcement in the first year-plus of the second Trump administration is a story of a drastic increase in interior immigration enforcement: enforcement that occurs within the United States, usually far from the border. Interior deportations surged to five times their pre-inauguration level (see Figure 1).1