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Hundreds of thousands of people signed a petition calling for Morgan to be deported over the issue, with one of its organisers, Alex Jones, warning him after a shouting match on his show: "Don't try what your ancestors did before".

In Sweden, Interior Minister Anders Ygeman announced that as many as 80,000 migrants may be deported over the next few years if their asylum claims are rejected.

As of July this year, more than 1300 New Zealanders have been forced out of Australia, and ABC reported that another 15,000 could be deported over the next decade.

HUFFINGTON: It's what the Obama administration is doing with deportation… More people have been deported over the Obama administration than over the whole two terms of George Bush.

The first 31 of the Vietnamese workers were deported over the weekend.

That conviction doesn't even have to be under Canadian law one Toronto business-owner was deported over a 20-year-old conviction he received in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which he claims was politically motivated.

The nine were due to be deported after being handed over to the UK Border Agency.

Nine of the men are due to be deported after being handed over to the UK Border Agency but it was not immediately clear what would happen to the last two men.

Speaking with reporters afterward, Harris said that people had shared stories about the crying children of immigrants and Muslims asking their parents if they were going to be sent away, and that law enforcement officials told her they worried victims of crimes would not report incidents out of fear that the police would turn them over to be deported.

She then spent thirty-eight days in an immigration-detention center, in Alabama, and was supposed to be deported, until a national outcry over her case led Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to reconsider, and she was allowed to return home.

"We can no longer accept that the landless from all over the country be deported to unused lands out there at the end of the world, in the Amazon," said Msgr. Tomas Balduino, director of the Pastoral Land Commission of the Roman Catholic Church.