Sentence examples for dealing with illegal from inspiring English sources

Songs dealing with illegal drugs have always dotted popular music.

"Dealing with illegal hotels is a little harder than just dialing 311," Tom Cayler, chairman of the group's Illegal Hotel Committee, said in an e-mail.

The crime novel is dealing with illegal immigrants, paedophiles, drugs, and it's dealing with the big moral questions of good and evil.

Speaking in Phoenix on a Tea Party tour, Joe the Plumber, recently spelt out his plan for dealing with illegal immigration: "Put a fence in and start shooting".

THE case of Linda Chavez illustrates the conflicting impulses, some say hypocrisy, many Americans face in dealing with illegal immigrants -- indeed with the whole subject of immigration -- today.

Britain and Ireland have resisted pressure to join, claiming Schengen is for countries with land borders, and that islands have different problems in dealing with illegal immigrants.

Some seem to have gone to the southern border with Brazil, to deal with illegal mining.

"The judicial authorities deal with illegal criminal issues strictly according to law".

He also suggested a referendum on how to deal with illegal immigrants.

Our border force needs more investment, not less, to deal with illegal migration.

MEDITERRANEAN Europe tends to deal with illegal immigration by periodic amnesties, allowing tens of thousands to remain each time.