Sentence examples for deportation operations from inspiring English sources
The case exposes a recurring quandary for immigration authorities as an increasing number of American-born children of illegal immigrants become caught up in deportation operations.
"Our folks understand that we have limited resources and we have to focus more than ever on our priorities," said Chris Shanahan, the ICE field office director who oversees deportation operations in New York City, where all supervisors have had the training.
To fund detention and deportation operations, Homeland Security pulled $13 million from Homeland Security Investigation's domestic investigation budget and an additional $270,000 from its international operations.
Weh's CSI Aviation, which brokers charter flight packages, has benefited from the U.S. government's increased privatization of its detention and deportation operations.
The US Department of Homeland Security chief forcefully defended the start of a controversial deportation operation that resulted in the apprehension of 121 adults and children, mostly Central American immigrants who sought legal asylum in the United States but were ordered to leave the country.
The children all drew and wrote about President Donald Trump or his first major deportation operation.
In one mass deportation operation in March of 1949, some 95,000 residents of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were sent off to Siberian gulags, 72% of them women and children.
Rod St George, former manager at G4S – the security outfit that bungled the job of policing the London Olympics and is now in charge of the deportation operation in Australia – revealed that, during their detention in PNG, immigrants are being raped and abused by fellow detainees with the full knowledge of the staff.
Rod St George, former manager at G4S the security outfit that bungled the job of policing the London Olympics and is now in charge of the deportation operation in Australia revealed that, during their detention in PNG, immigrants are being raped and abused by fellow detainees with the full knowledge of the staff.
The Department of Homeland Security has been working to clean up the immigration-justice system it inherited from the Bush administration, a sprawling detention-and-deportation operation plagued by overcrowding, mistreatment and shocking medical neglect.
Osnos discusses Trump's plan to round up undocumented immigrants and deport them, and refers to Eisenhower's deportation program, Operation Wetback, in which some people were deported by mistake and some even died.
