Sentence examples for cruel enforcement from inspiring English sources

Policymakers can usher in shared prosperity through an inclusive, broad approach to immigration that bottom lines core labor protections, including the right to organize and bargain collectively; a clear roadmap to citizenship for the full 11 million aspiring citizens; and a stop to the cruel enforcement measures that tear communities apart and criminalize immigrant workers.

The message is clear: We are upholding the law against unconstitutional enforcement of cruel and unusual immigration regulations.

The Justice Department has already sued Alabama over the law, the nation's cruelest collection of immigration enforcement schemes and punishments.

Native Americans protesting against the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) on Saturday accused law enforcement officers of cruel and inhumane treatment in jail, but said mass arrests and violent confrontations with police would not deter them from fighting construction of the oil project.

Those united in the fight against the drug war know how racist, cruel, inhumane and unfair law enforcement can be when there is absolute power and no accountability.

At once, America bore witness to what black folks have known since Reconstruction: "Law enforcement" has a much crueler meaning for citizens of a darker hue.

That Camby has lasted long enough to become a tenured dean of enforcement is something of a cruel irony for the Knicks after a lost decade we can't be officially certain is over.

Common aggravating factors are especially cruel or heinous murders, murder of a law-enforcement officer or of a child, and murder for hire.

Labor unions and law enforcement officials have condemned President-elect Donald Trump's "cruel and baffling" nomination of fast food executive Andrew Puzder for labor secretary on Thursday.

We must push for a clear and direct pathway to citizenship, a humane asylum policy, provisions for binational same-sex couples and an end to harsh enforcement policies that lead to massive deportations and the cruel separation of families.

The document states, "The Committee is concerned at allegations of impunity of some of the State party's law-enforcement personnel in respect of acts of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.