US Deports 2 Million Illegal Immigrants During Obama's Tenure

The United States has deported about 2 million illegal immigrants in the five years since President Barack Obama took office. Some Americans say the administration is too aggressive in enforcing immigration law, while others say it's not aggressive enough. The Obama administration is removing illegal immigrants from the country in record numbers, according to Greg Chen, at the American Immigration Lawyers Association. "Those numbers, under both Presidents Bush and Obama,...

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