The number of administratively closed immigration cases placed back on the docket in San Diego soared by 750% just through July of this year, compared to all of 2024, according to data obtained by NBC 7 Investigates. Data from the Department of Justice, obtained and analyzed by NBC 7 Investigates, shows that in all of 2024, 348 cases were recalendared in San Diego. But immigration attorneys pointed to detention and deportation quotas set months ago by senior Trump administration officials. “So they see these as people—OK, you're already on the radar, you already have a pending court case. All we’ve got to do is reopen the court case and get you deported through court.