Sentence examples for deportees as from inspiring English sources

Last week, Alberto Capella, the chief of police in Tijuana described to me incoming deportees as "the major problem affecting the city".

At one call center I visited, more than half the employees had been deported from the U.S. Recruiters show up at an isolated hangar of the San Salvador airport to intercept deportees as they get off small jets flown in by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Radio New Zealand met a few deportees as they arrived in Auckland.

Despite the federal government's claim that the program targets only criminals, only 14percentt of ICE deportees as of late 2011 were even charged with a criminal offense.

The plan was stymied by Hans Frank, governor-general of the occupied territories, who was disinclined to accept the deportees as to do so would have a negative impact on economic development and his ultimate goal of Germanisation of the region.

For deportees such as Ángel who fled their country out of fear for their lives, returning home can mean death.

He is supposed to have gone to Germany as a voluntary labor deportee, perhals as a final act of expiation, and he is thought to have been killed in the bombing of Hamburg.

Deportation can fracture families and communities and put additional stress on city and state social programs as deportees' dependents who remain behind are forced to seek help.

In Tijuana, a homeless camp at the border has swollen from a cluster to a neighborhood, as deportees flow in, many carrying stories of being robbed or kidnapped by gangs who saw their American connections as a source for ransom.

More than 461,000 immigrants have been dropped off in this hilly metropolis south of San Diego since 2008, flooding barrios and soup kitchens and adding to insecurity as deportees both commit and fall victim to crime.

The song known as "Deportees" was written in New York, but refers to Woody's experiences with migrant farm workers when he lived in Southern California.