Sentence examples for deportation between from inspiring English sources
In 1981 details emerged of his part in the deportation between 1942 and 1944 of 1,690 Jews from Bordeaux, where he was secretary of police,, but it was not until 1998 that he was convicted of crimes against humanity and stripped of his decorations and titles.
According to the report, independent analysis of data from DHS estimates that more than 100,000 children have been affected by parental deportation between 1997 and 2007, and that at least 88,000 of these children were U.S. citizens.
But here's the issue: As the American Prospect noted in April, 60 percent of deportations between October 2008 and February 2011 were of non-criminals or low-priority criminals (such as those arrested in the distant past for a misdemeanor).
Sixty percent of deportations between October 2008 and February 2011 were of non-criminals or "low priority" criminals (those who'd committed a misdemeanor years ago, say), so how could Homeland Security simultaneously concentrate on "the worst offenders" and maintain the 400,000 rate?
Earlier this year, The Marshall Project obtained data for some 300,000 border and interior deportations between 2014 and 2016.
And she found that nearly a quarter of the total deportations between July 2010 and the end of September 2012 involved parents of children who are United States citizens.
The 287 g) program was started during the Bush administration in 2003, and led to more than 175,000 deportations between 2006 and 2013, according to The Marshall Project.
We know this because there has been total continuity on every issue, from trade agreements to war to mass deportations, between the Bush administration and the administration of Barack Obama.
The brilliant foreign reporting teams from the Guardian and Observer bring us the latest on Europe's migration crisis on both sides of the Mediterranean, from rioting in Libya's detention centres to the stuttering EU-sanctioned deportation arrangement between Greece and Turkey.
But he has also said he is open to finding some middle ground between deportation and full citizenship.
But throughout the recent months of courtroom battles over appeals and stays of deportation, the gulf between the enormity of the crimes Mr. Demjanjuk is accused of and the frail old man he is now has grown more apparent.
