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US deportations to China continue amid shifts in immigration crackdown

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U.S. official: Deportation of Chinese nationals is still underway as part of a broader effort to enforce immigration laws.

China signals a greater willingness to repatriate its citizens, a departure from its historically restrictive stance.

ICE data from November showed 37,908 Chinese nationals who were believed to be removable from the United States .

U.S. government buys the commercial airline tickets for deportees, working closely with a travel service provider to book the most cost-effective flights.

The American Immigration Council estimates that removing 1 million people a year would cost taxpayers about $88 billion .

During the 2024 fiscal year , ICE removed 517 Chinese nationals from the United States .

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