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Deportation orders in Florida surged nearly 18% since March, mirroring a national spike where removals hit record highs—over 5,000 in June alone. Nationwide, removals now dominate immigration court outcomes, accounting for nearly 80% of cases, with only a tiny fraction granted permission to stay. While Florida’s growth is slower than states like Illinois, Guatemalans lead removals since October, followed by Venezuelans and Hondurans. With over 35,000 orders since October and Miami-Dade holding the nation’s largest backlog, courts face mounting pressure—with no announced plans to expand capacity or detention space. This overwhelming caseload underscores a system strained by policy and legal realities, reshaping lives daily.

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