Sentence examples for deportation flight from inspiring English sources

Mubenga was restrained by the three guards after becoming aggressive as the deportation flight prepared to take off at Heathrow.

So his case fell to a public defender, Amy Lindberg, and the congregation at Our Lady of Refuge raised $500 for Mr. Cervantes's seat on a deportation flight.

A coroner had previously found that Mubenga died of cardiorespiratory collapse as a result of restraint on a British Airways deportation flight in October 2010.

Three former G4S guards were cleared yesterday of manslaughter over the killing of an Angolan man on a deportation flight from Heathrow, prompting campaigners to demand more accountability for private security firms.

It was the biggest raid since November, when the French police rounded up 57 Afghans in Calais in the hope of placing them on a deportation flight jointly with Britain.

Duncan Lewis Solicitors, a law firm that challenged the deportation flight on behalf of 30 clients, had tried to get the Home Office to inform all the Afghans in detention of the court order, but the Home Office refused.

In 2009, I began photographing undocumented workers in the fields of Colorado and the deserts of Arizona as well as deportation flights to Central America.

Planespotting: watching the deportation flights Part of the trend for wearables, the Jawbone monitors all physical activity including sleep, marking how mainstream data tracking has become.

Geoffroy Didier, an adviser to the immigration minister, said France would not accept Britain's offer to join one of its deportation flights to Afghanistan.

The U.K. Border Agency has set up controls in French ports, the two countries have tried to organize joint deportation flights, and Britain was vocal in encouraging France to shut Sangatte, a Red Cross migrant shelter, in late 2002.

The UK Border Agency said it could not comment on deportation flights.