Sentence examples for deportation during from inspiring English sources

In the first 12 months of Soviet occupation, more than 60,000 persons were killed or deported; more than 10,000 were removed in a mass deportation during the night of June 13 14 , 1941

Menendez also asked that members of the group who remain undocumented be protected from deportation during a possible investigation.

It was used to free those illegally interned during World War II and those unlawfully confined for deportation during the Red Scare.

The islands' indigenous people faced deportation during Spanish rule in the late 1600s, and then decades of occupation by Germany and Japan.

The Obama administration has fed this fantasy; President Obama is on the brink of setting an ugly record — the deportation during his time in office of two million people, of whom only a fraction are dangerous criminals.

France initiated deportation during the Revolutionary period; the practice survived until 1938 despite much public criticism of the prison conditions on the islands of French Guiana, particularly the notorious Devil's Island.

Meanwhile the number of people deported under President Barack Obama is set to reach two million next month, far outstripping deportations during the Bush administration.

The total number of deportations during Obama's tenure recently passed 2 million – earning him the title "Deporter-In-Chief" from pro-immigration activists.

Critics alluded to uncomfortable memories of deportations during the second world war.

Mr. Obama first rejected executive action to suspend deportations during a town-hall-style meeting broadcast in late March on Univision, the Spanish-language television network.

Mr. Vargas, who has become an immigrant rights activist, questioned Ms. Muñoz about the high number of deportations during Mr. Obama's first term.