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Deportation orders in Florida are surging—up 18% since March—with over 5,000 issued in June alone, though the national spike hits 30%. While Florida lags behind states like Illinois, where removals more than doubled, Haitians face a dramatic uptick thanks to a Supreme Court ruling ending TPS for them and Syrians. Nationally, deportation remains the most common court outcome, and in Florida, Guatemalans lead the charge with over 5,000 orders since the fiscal year began, followed by Venezuelans, Hondurans, and Cubans. Just a tiny fraction get relief. Miami-Dade County holds the nation’s record for pending deportation cases—highlighting the system’s crushing backlog and mounting pressure.

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