Sentence examples for compulsory repatriation from inspiring English sources
Over the years, if asked, people answered that they would have liked referendums on many issues - hanging or flogging, for example, or compulsory repatriation of immigrants.
On Tuesday the interior minister, Roberto Maroni, signed an agreement with the Tunisian government to try to halt the flow, promising aid, police co-operation and the possible compulsory repatriation of illegal immigrants.
By 1999, Tyndall had been deposed by Cambridge graduate – and eager Holocaust-denier – Nick Griffin, who set about "modernising" the party by dropping its most obviously risible, and contemptible, policy, the compulsory repatriation of Britain's entire non-white population.
In August 1981 he led a rally in Fulham, west London in support of "rights for whites" and concluded his speech with a call for compulsory repatriation, chanting: "If they're black, send them back".
It cited the nightclub Hollywood Romford, stilettos worn without tights whatever the weather, David Sullivan, and right-wing Billericay MPs Harvey Proctor and Teresa Gorman: "Politically most residents of Essex think of Thatcherism as a temporary left-wing aberration that the Tory party will soon discard in favour of public executions and compulsory repatriation".
The BNP denies being an anti-semitic organisation, and when asked about Brons's involvement with the NSM and the NF and his calls for compulsory repatriation, a spokesman for the party said: "That was nearly 30 years ago, times have moved on … You print what you want".
Nowadays he specialized in repatriation.
She is a repatriation specialist.
Compulsory sterilisation?
Feasibility of profit repatriation.
