U.S. Mass Deportations
| Quantity | Years | President | Name |
| 500,000-2,000,000 60% were U.S. citizens |
1929-1936 | Herbert Hoover | Mexican Repatriation |
| 2.5 million | 2008-2016 | Barack Obama | |
| TBD | 2017- | Donald Trump |

| Quantity | Years | President | Name |
| 500,000-2,000,000 60% were U.S. citizens |
1929-1936 | Herbert Hoover | Mexican Repatriation |
| 2.5 million | 2008-2016 | Barack Obama | |
| TBD | 2017- | Donald Trump |
Trump says his immigration policies will make life better for everyone. #JointAddress
What about kids like this? pic.twitter.com/euIq1fwl1H
— Fusion (@Fusion) March 1, 2017
Lawmakers: ICE says all undocumented immigrants at risk of deportation @RepRoybalAllard @RepLujanGrisham https://t.co/3ySMJDZQIp pic.twitter.com/aTDuzwB3Z1
— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) February 17, 2017
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Wisconsin student guilty of Black church arsons now wants to start pro-white group on Wisconsin college – https://t.co/2q31OxKxrV
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) February 17, 2017
To people with disabilities, the Trump administration's proposed policies directly invoke the eugenics movement. https://t.co/qUwq1010UA pic.twitter.com/iMwaskFsf1
— New Republic (@NewRepublic) February 20, 2017
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In 2017, five states still don't have hate crimes laws:
– Georgia
– Wyoming
– South Carolina
– Indiana
– Arkansashttps://t.co/MhnIFffRQ2— ProPublica (@ProPublica) February 6, 2017
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Justice Department begins rollback of transgender students' bathroom rights https://t.co/a5YVJWG6fb pic.twitter.com/wgMFGFp0hU
— HuffPost BlackVoices (@blackvoices) February 11, 2017
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The scary thing about this Malcolm X speech from 60 years ago is that it is still relevant. Whether it be Muslims, Mexicans or Blacks pic.twitter.com/fPPCFnzPCF
— Ali San 🇱🇧 (@TheSanPlanet) February 6, 2017
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Victims of the #QuebecMosqueAttack 😞 pic.twitter.com/De7EKVccef
— Linda Sarsour (@lsarsour) January 31, 2017
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Jewish community centers in US receive nearly 50 bomb threats in 2017 so far https://t.co/A5qIot7TsE
— Propane Jane™ (@docrocktex26) February 5, 2017
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No the memo on Trump mobilizing the National Guard to round up immigrants is not "fake news." It's been widely seenhttps://t.co/ByPDJcqKVj
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) February 17, 2017
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How do you feel about America right now? Well make your own sign about it – https://t.co/I2FTYv6nnH
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) February 17, 2017
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Keep this in mind, especially as laws start to change. pic.twitter.com/tTgVd11nXo
— Matt McGorry (@MattMcGorry) February 11, 2017
The #SCOTUS deadlock on immigration case affects millions of unauthorized immigrants https://t.co/ovOJcdfNJB
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 23, 2016
"It is heartbreaking for the millions of immigrants who’ve made their lives here" —@POTUS on #SCOTUS’s ruling: https://t.co/egpB1r3FEN
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 23, 2016
Immigration activist Josefina Mora: #SCOTUS DAPA decision "representsthe racism that this country was founded on" pic.twitter.com/pl113hmt4A
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) June 24, 2016
Today's front page…
TEARS FOR FEARS: SCOTUS immigration ruling puts millions in limbo https://t.co/ahw4R9bqby pic.twitter.com/cLLnOk2RGz
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 24, 2016
SCOTUS decision is a massive blow to mediocre white people coasting on privilege https://t.co/RUDuYnHWHA
— Salon.com (@Salon) June 24, 2016
SCOTUS shuts down the woman who said she got rejected from college because she's white #BeckyWithTheBadGrades https://t.co/2JzkQ6JN6N
— NowThis(@nowthisnews) June 24, 2016
When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression. #beckywiththebadgrades
— Brandon For Bernie (@brandon2479) June 24, 2016
I want #scotus ruling to lead to discussion of how white women benefit from "inclusion"intiativesAND white supremacy #beckywiththebadgrades
— OriginalRudeGyal(@Blackamazon) June 23, 2016
Birth control?
BAN IT!
Abortion?
BAN IT!
Gay marriage?
BAN IT!
Guns?
Look, banning things never works. People will find ways to get them.— Nick Martucci (@BlunderingIdiom) August 4, 2015
Just days ago, @POTUS said he wanted to keep known ISIS/ISIL supporters from buying guns designed for mass killing: https://t.co/y5ERsyibL3
— Anil Dash (@anildash) June 12, 2016
The Orlando massacre was one of 43 incidents of gun violence in the U.S. yesterday. https://t.co/74WRfB9cJl pic.twitter.com/ZnCNrw8jrZ
— Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) June 13, 2016
Here are the names and faces of the Orlando nightclub shooting victims https://t.co/B5YIlfxD3q
— Salon.com (@Salon) June 15, 2016
Hillary Clinton and Donald Treump responded to the Orlando shooting in drastically different ways https://t.co/pBBWIogW8G
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) June 15, 2016
"Isn't there enough killing and hatred?"
Protesters rally against pastor who said Orlando victims deserved to die:https://t.co/LNCvrf1TPj
— Fusion (@Fusion) June 16, 2016
President Obama Calls for Gun Control Legislation in Orlando https://t.co/1CqD0tqwK0
— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) June 16, 2016
Sexism is the default, racism is the default, homophobia is the default. And people are wondering like they haven't contributed to hatred.
— T'Challa (@Payitforward87) June 12, 2016
we can die for being gay, but the news sources can't even properly report that this was a GAY CLUB on LATINO NIGHT #PulseShooting
— BABY G (@gilossal) June 12, 2016
A cool idea for an article would be: how many of the politicians offering condolences voted against civil rights protections for LGBTQ ppl?
— Megane-hime「眼鏡姫」 (@BaelockHolmes) June 12, 2016
"They are more than a list of names. They are people who loved and who were loved." – @andersoncooper #Orlando https://t.co/DkxxPC1XtW
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) June 14, 2016
These are the victims from the Orlando massacre. Remember their names and stories: https://t.co/vuTMUNDwos pic.twitter.com/mIAJQR8xH2
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) June 13, 2016
A time for solidarity and action to protect people from violence. #Orlando @MargaretLHuang https://t.co/V6L21LQuXK pic.twitter.com/wMpoW4c7mc
— AmnestyInternational (@amnesty) June 14, 2016
These are the names. These are the faces.
Rest in peace to all 49 lost this past weekend. https://t.co/e2ZeM781H4 https://t.co/X9LNvZHUwR
— Good Morning America (@GMA) June 14, 2016
Guard Charged with Assault After Confronting Transgender Woman Using Women's Restroom, Source Says | NBC4 Washington https://t.co/yhqNHEVrlo
— Jackie Bensen (@jackiebensen) May 18, 2016
BREAKING: Three @oaklandpoliceca officers under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct. https://t.co/CV7PTx9qe5 pic.twitter.com/aNPRkrGUT6
— KPIX 5 (@CBSSF) May 12, 2016
Mississippi gov. signs law allowing businesses to deny service to LGBT community https://t.co/HrZyIPptj2 | AP photo pic.twitter.com/DtkjI1mMyo
— POLITICO (@politico) April 5, 2016
Transgender women face sexual abuse once they arrive in the U.S., report finds https://t.co/BEnKLk5WkG pic.twitter.com/8uDv4kMAoh
— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) March 24, 2016
"This legislation is literally the most anti-LGBT legislation in the country." @JenRobertsNC https://t.co/DefYSr9NBK
— Eugene Scott (@Eugene_Scott) March 24, 2016
NYTimeseditorial: Transgender Law Makes North Carolina Pioneer in Bigotry https://t.co/Oef8tLJnHt #ncleg #ncpol #HB2
— Eunice Rho (@EuniceACLU) March 25, 2016
Why did North Carolina's anti-LGBT law pass while others failed? https://t.co/V2UhxCgGU6 pic.twitter.com/O4OtnMrnMr
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 25, 2016
Shame on North Carolina for passing an absolutely retrograde bill that destroys protections for LGBT Americans https://t.co/UkEDeBRn7K
— NowThis(@nowthisnews) March 24, 2016
North Carolina just re-legalized LGBT discrimination — in and out of the bathroom https://t.co/uIpBGmFnFe pic.twitter.com/du7ARYV5xN
— VICE News (@vicenews) March 24, 2016
I am dedicating the next 24 hours of my social media exclusively to fighting back against the HATEFUL law just passed in North Carolina.
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) March 24, 2016
.@ShaunKing: N.C. just passed the "most anti-LGBT bill in the country" and it's disgusting https://t.co/tVNeOYhkqQ pic.twitter.com/jX4bjTm4ol
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) March 24, 2016