The phrase "aliens when the" is not a complete or correct expression in written English.
It may be used in a context where a specific situation involving aliens is being discussed, but it requires additional information to make sense.
Example: "The scientists were baffled by the reports of aliens when the lights began to flicker."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrials when the" or "visitors from space when the".
The first sentence (namely, paragraph (1)) says that the Secretary must "take into custody" a subset of those aliens "when the alien is released" from criminal custody.
The Court also refused to rule on whether churches are now immune from child labor laws, minimum wage, retaliation for testifying truthfully in a criminal pedophilia trial, reporting child abuse, or hiring illegal aliens when the laws apply to ministers.
The criticism of Robin Li's remarks are a sign of the growing awareness of privacy among the Chinese, who found such notions alien when the country opened up in the 1980s.
Section 1226(c)(1) directs the Secretary to arrest any such criminal alien "when the alien is released" from jail, and §1226(c)(2) forbids the Secretary to release any "alien described in paragraph (1)" pending a determination on removal (with one exception not relevant here).
The story follows Cho-Cho-San's son Joey as he grows up in America, ignorant for years of his mother's language and culture; living through the Depression; internment as a Japanese alien when the Second World War breaks out; fighting for his adopted country in the Italian campaign; and finally visiting the ruins of Nagasaki after the war.
I can't but wonder whether @ICEgov was referring to these aliens when launching the VOICE hotline to "report alien crime".
It hasn't helped that overzealous and click-hungry headline writers use phrases like "probably from aliens" when discussing the work.
It was written in block letters to Ms. Adela Rosian, and said of a planned visit to Washington: "We will issue their passes for the Senate to you and you must give them to the aliens, when they are at the train station.
In 1972, Congress, concerned about welfare fraud and illegal immigration, directed the Social Security Administration to issue numbers to people who receive or apply for Federal benefits, and to legal aliens when they enter the country.
"They're a big problem because they cause a lot of environmental damage by burrowing in riverbanks and eating our native crayfish," says Carter, who got the idea of catching and selling the aliens when he was fishing for big carp for angling clubs in water authority reservoirs and netting shoals of bream in country estate lakes.
This begs the question, where are the Scientologists' aliens when we really need them?
