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Sanctuary cities and states are places where local governments refuse to aid in arrests and deportations of the undocumented.

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.

Look at the annual international tussle over whether the 1915 Turkish massacre and deportation of the Armenians "counts" as genocide.

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.

During what many people call Europe's first genocide, Sochi played a central role in Russia's mass killing and deportation of the region's ethnic Circassians.

The French authorities did not acknowledge their role in the arrest and deportation of the Jews until 1995, when then-French president, Jacques Chirac, gave a speech claiming France's responsibility in events.

Although sampling bias and drift effects could also explain these differences, the genetic data corroborate historical chronicles that narrated frequent mass killings and deportations of mainly males during the conquest [ 1, 9].

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.