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The Trump administration ? s plan to deport millions of immigrants faces significant challenges . The process is complicated , as ICE must individuals in limited facilities and navigate diplomatic with countries across the . In some cases , migrants are held in temporary locations , such as a hotel in Panama , where officials have their passports and phones , effectively their movement . Some migrants fear returning home , while others sign repatriation agreements . Countries cooperating with the U . S . risk stirring a political ? s nest , as seen with Panama and Costa Rica . Large - scale often involve surprise , with migrants sometimes placed in before being processed for removal . The of these measures remains uncertain and could face future court challenges .

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