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Then she inadvertently brings about the arrest and deportation of the boy's mother, who lacks proper immigration papers.

He is also demanding the dismantling and deportation of the Rwandan Hutu militia led by some of the fighters responsible for the genocide in Rwanda in 1994.

Iraqi citizen Mohammed Ismael Rasool remains in jail in Turkey despite the release and deportation of the two UK-based Vice journalists who he was arrested with more than a week ago.

The program now appears to be quite different from that: an effort to yoke local police into a broad campaign of civil immigration enforcement, maximizing the detention and deportation of the people whom Mr. Obama says he wants to give a chance to pay their debt to society and earn their right to become Americans.

It was not really until Claude Lanzmann's documentary, Shoah, and the trials of Vichy's most egregious antisemitic collaborators, Paul Touvier, Klaus Barbie and Maurice Papon, in the late 1980s and 1990s, along with the work of Beate and Serge Klarsfeld in documenting the systematic round up and deportation of the Jews, that the myth began to fray.

A few months later, Demirbaş urged the Turkish government to follow the city's example: "We Kurds, in the name of our ancestors, apologize for the massacres and deportations of the Armenians and Assyrians in 1915.

Another group representing sex workers, x:talk, is calling for a moratorium on arrests, the detention and deportation of sex workers until the end of the Olympics.

Nevertheless, on April 2 1998, after the longest postwar trial, Maurice Papon was found guilty of the arrest and deportation of French Jews during the years 1942-1944.

The former Gestapo officer was sentenced to death twice in his absence in the 1950s, but had never been charged with the specific crime addressed in yesterday's hearing - the arrest and deportation of 345 orphans from the Paris region.

Moral arguments aside, with every detention and deportation of debt-laden migrants the U.S. only deepens the need for Central American households to send a loved one north.

During the post-liberation trials, the crime of denouncing or even ordering the arrest and deportation of Jews was not included among the charges.