removal order (orden de remoción)

Contexto del término In recent years, the federal government has deported a surprising number of non-citizens through a little-known procedure called stipulated removal, in which a non-citizen agrees to the entry of a formal removal order while waiving the right to an in-person hearing before an Immigration Judge. The federal government has looked to stipulated orders of removal as a partial solution to the mismatch between its enforcement goals and the resources of the immigration court system-a mismatch that, many commentators agree, has reached a state of crisis. Stipulated removal arguably offers some benefits to both the non-citizen and the government, insofar as the non-citizen stands to receive a shorter time in immigration detention and faster removal, while the federal government benefits from efficiency gains and political rewards.