Sentence examples for deportation status from inspiring English sources

Civil rights groups filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Phoenix last November against Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and two state transport department officials on behalf of five immigrants from Mexico who qualify for deferred deportation status under President Barack Obama's program.

Oh, and while you're at it, close the loophole in the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 that allows Central American families to sneak into the country and then permanently stay here while deliberately skipping their deportation status hearings.

Some say there are three options: forced mass deportation, the status quo, or an amnesty.

Accepting a plea deal could put Mr. Li in danger of deportation because his immigration status is in question.

Under the new policies, unaccompanied minors and families facing deportation also have priority status, regardless of whether they're in detention.

The fire's impact on undocumented people who are ineligible for most government disaster aid and feared arrest and deportation if their immigration status was checked had become a hot topic in the media, and the undocumented families who flooded the beaches of Bodega Bay in the first days of the fires retreated from the attention.

Currently S. 744 provides most of us with two options: "Registered Provisional Immigrant" status or deportation.

The one thing Sudanese fear more than physical attack is cancellation of their refugee status and deportation back to Sudan.

Diaz now knows what it feels like to live in the United States without fear of deportation or second-class status.

President Obama signed an executive action in 2012 that shields some immigrants who do not have legal status from deportation and allows them to receive Social Security numbers.

California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday called for state-funded colleges and universities to commit to being "sanctuary campuses" to shield students without legal status from deportation.