Sentence examples for cases of immigrants from inspiring English sources

The Executive Office of Immigration Review includes a network of 58 immigration courts, where judges hear the cases of immigrants the government is trying to deport and make a determination about whether they should be allowed to stay.

They will focus on cases of immigrants who have been arrested for deportation, but who are not being held in detention while their cases proceed.

The agent was especially concerned about a new policy that allows ICE to investigate cases of immigrants who may have paid smugglers to bring their children or relatives into the country.

Correction: August 2, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about a Justice Department report on the Immigration Service's 1996 citizenship program referred incorrectly in some copies to the cases of immigrants with criminal convictions.

Federal appeals courts in New York, California and other regions with major immigrant populations have been deluged with cases of immigrants who sought legal status through the courts, but ended up in labyrinths leading to deportation because of incompetent or fraudulent lawyers.

While FGM is illegal in both Australia and the UK, there are cases of immigrants from practising communities taking FGM to their adopted countries.

"These are classic cases of immigrant sweatshops," Bignami said, adding that he had no doubt that such labour conditions characterised modern-day slavery.

Although Mr. Durbin in his speech cited several other cases of immigrant students hoping to join the armed forces, most of the illegal immigrant students who were in Washington yesterday said that if the measure passed, they hoped to finish their college education, not join the military.

For the report, released Wednesday, independent medical experts analyzed ICE's publicly released "detainee death reviews" for 15 cases of immigrant deaths in detention from December 2015 to April 2017.

A Human Rights Watch report released in June had independent medical experts analyze 15 cases of immigrant deaths in detention from December 2015 to April 2017.

For the specific case of immigrants, see Chiswick & Miller (2009).