Sentence examples for deportation attempt from inspiring English sources

In the event Biggs, now a father of a Brazilian child, successfully fought the deportation attempt.

The 46-year-old Angolan asylum seeker died in October 2010 after being restrained during a deportation attempt.

This bungled, tragic deportation attempt happened in 1998, but the glacially slow workings of the Belgian justice system mean it is only now that the gendarmes accused of killing her accidentally - by using excessive force - are being held to account.

Collective analysis of the 14 cases reveals a misuse of handcuffs in 11 cases with resulting nerve injury in 4 cases, the use of inappropriate and unsafe methods of force, such as blows to the head and compression of the trunk and/or neck, and continued use of force even after termination of the deportation attempt, occurring inside security company vehicles out of sight of witnesses.

She caused immense damage to one individual and spent an extraordinary amount of taxpayers' money". It is understood the Home Office spent between £95,000 and £180,000 on the flight, after a previous deportation attempt on a scheduled Virgin Atlantic flight was cancelled.

After Lennon's death, historian Jon Wiener filed a Freedom of Information Act request for FBI files documenting the Bureau's role in the deportation attempt.

He avoided deportation by attempting suicide and was sent to Minsk, where he met Marina.

WASHINGTON -- Some Latinos around the country rallied on Tuesday against the White House's deportation policies, attempting to send a message to President Barack Obama that they may not support him for reelection if he continues to deport record numbers of undocumented immigrants.

By taking anti-immigrant stances — including support for "self-deportation" — and attempting to flank his opponents from the right, Romney painted himself as utterly draconian on immigration.

"And it's likely there are thousands in K-12 who will no longer make those plans because the cost of university is now out of reach or they fear deportation if they attempt to attend school".

Re "For Some Immigrants, Voting Is a Criminal Act" (news article, Oct. 17): It is shameful for a country that prides itself on being a model of democracy to attempt deportation of noncriminal, taxpaying permanent residents simply for voting, when most were probably unaware that they are not entitled to vote.