Sentence examples for deportation issues from inspiring English sources

"It's deeply ironic that on the day that that bill was introduced, we see the continued expansion of the role of private prison companies in a different and new form," said Mary Small, policy director for the Detention Watch Network, a coalition of advocacy group rallying on immigrant detention and deportation issues.

Unfortunately, information on the mobility/residence and immigration pattern of specific patients is very difficult to obtain with any reliability, since it clings on legal and deportation issues and such information was not available in our study.

After a hearing, granted to enable him to show cause why he should not be deported, a warrant of deportation issued.

The deportation issue was also raised during a "Fireside Chat" that the White House organized on the Internet on Thursday.

He and his parents were arrested on Aug. 23 near their home in Milwaukie, Ore., by agents with a court order for their deportation issued in April 1999, when Mr. Lopez was 9.

This is a second petition for a writ of habeas corpus by a Chinese in custody under an order of deportation issued under section 19 of the Immigration Act of February 5 , 1917 c. 29, 39 Stat.

"We let them go through the Israeli school system, and then we are surprised that they feel Israeli and want to stay?" The directors of the documentary, Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon, became aware of the deportation issue during filming but decided not to focus on it.

Our high court has said that mandatory detention is lawful, the only proviso being that the exercise of the detention power must be reasonably necessary and incidental to other powers in the Migration Act, such as deportation, issuing of visas, and consideration of applications, etc. Dutton doesn't have the "impediment" of human rights obligations around his neck.

Redman said the United States cast a similar vote in 1980 when the deportation issue arose.

They say Ramirez isn't fighting a deportation issue, but an unconstitutional arrest and detention.

Activists on the ground have also been raising the deportation issue, with two immigrant rights protesters disrupting a speech by the president on immigration in San Francisco last month.