The court review is the administration's most important effort to ease the impact on immigrant communities of tough enforcement by Mr. Obama, with more than 1.1 million people deported in the last three years.
Instead she will probably be deported in the spring, after she graduates.And if Tom Rice gets his way, there will be no more Jessica Colotls.
Based on that finding, at least 13,000 American children have seen one or both parents deported in the past two years after round-ups in factories and neighborhoods.
"My father came here illegally from Spain, was deported in the early 1960's, married my mother -- an American -- and came back".
Haneshyan's bedroom is decorated with a large poster of his village Kebussieh near Musa Dagh, where he lived before being deported in the summer of 1915.
And then there are the Chagos Islands, otherwise known as British Indian Ocean Territory, whose population was deported in the 1960s and replaced by British and US service personnel – tourists not welcome.
Yet after being deported in the late 1990's, he slipped back into the United States and set up shop as a banker, not in a marble lobby under the watchful eyes of auditors and regulators, but in the virtually unregulated world of privately owned automated teller machines.
"Many of the hundreds of thousands of migrants Saudi Arabia has deported in the last year and a half have been sent back to places where their safety is threatened," said Sarah Lee of the Human Rights Watch organization.
More than 392,000 immigrants were deported in the 2010 fiscal year.
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency reported that over 235,000 immigrants where deported in the 2015 fiscal year.
Prosecutors will also seek longer jail sentences for people caught crossing who have already been deported in the past.
