Sentence examples for deportation action from inspiring English sources

Gambino, who has been fighting a Federal deportation action for years, now faces the new Federal conspiracy charge.

"Where an individual is identified as a foreign national offender, this will allow the Home Office to begin consideration of deportation action as quickly as possible.

"We start deportation action on foreign national prisoners now 18 months before the end of their sentence.

A multi-state deportation action last week caused chaos as it swept up more than 680 people.

Legislators have already signaled an emphasis on protecting people in the country illegally, proposing legal aid in anticipation of stepped-up deportation action by Trump.

WASHINGTON -- The Department of Homeland Security took deportation action against at least 127 undocumented immigrants for minor offenses, such as loitering, under the Secure Communities enforcement program, according to a report this week from the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Just as Democrats think Trump's travel ban runs afoul of the Constitution because it amounts to a religious test, Republicans believed Obama was effectively instituting his own comprehensive immigration reform with his deportation actions.

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump had consistently promised to deport immigrants living in this country illegally, but Emanuel, along with other big-city mayors, including Bill de Blasio, in New York, asserted that their cities — so-called sanctuary cities — would remain safe havens against federal deportation actions.

And just as it has been with Obama's deportation actions, it seems the ultimate judge of whether Trump takes it too far will be the courts — courts that Trump will begin stocking at the highest level with his nomination of a Supreme Court justice on Tuesday night.

Families are ripped apart with aggressive deportation actions.

Sanctuary supporters say enlisting police in deportation actions undermines community trust in local law enforcement, particularly among Latinos.