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Hostility with Athens was later resumed, and at the beginning of the Peloponnesian War the Athenians deported all of Aegina's population and replaced them with Athenian settlers (431 bce).

Since September 11th, some five thousand have been rounded up and more than five hundred have been deported, all for immigration infractions, after hearings that, in line with a novel doctrine asserted by Ashcroft, were held in secret.

South Korea cut off power and water supplies to a factory park in North Korea, a day after the North deported all South Korean workers there and ordered a military takeover of the complex that had been the last major symbol of cooperation between the rivals.

Tonah (2002 22) states that the expulsions of Fulani show that '… they are still considered "foreigners" by the government and large parts of the population …' The history of the Aliens Compliance Order in 1969 in Ghana which deported all foreigners without valid documents led to strings of retaliations especially from Nigeria.

"On the one hand Obama gets to say, 'I've deported all of these criminals,'" said Golash-Boza, who is writing a book about deportations.

This means that for all other laborers, it's a matter of when not if they'll be picked up and placed in a bed of a detention center to be deported, all paid for by tax dollars.

Deporting all migrants to Libya would also prove tricky.

Rita Verdonk, the Minister for Immigration and Integration, believes the solution is to deport all immigrants.

The government said late Tuesday that it intended to deport all the activists within 48 hours.

One small party has even suggested rounding up and deporting all Vietnamese.

Nevertheless, it has retreated from threats made in January to deport all foreign workers.