Sentence examples for deporting from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] rightsSIR — I am tired of The Economist's repetitive fulminations against America deporting illegal immigrants ("Barack Obama, deporter-in-chief", February 8th).

Only later might Republicans contemplate legalisation.As it happens, a broad debate on immigration looms after November's elections, because Mr Obama is expected to announce an executive order to shield more migrants from deportation, building on an order of 2012 to stop deporting many youngsters brought to America as children (a group known as Dreamers).

However, 70% percent of the interviews were censored at the time by the army, anxious that the soldiers' stories of murdering prisoners, shooting civilians and deporting Palestinian villagers should not cast a shadow over the glorious victory.

Anwa Dramat, the head of a crime squad called the Hawks, has been suspended, ostensibly for illegally deporting several Zimbabweans.

Mr Clarke's promise to hold a consultation on a new law that would create a presumption in favour of deporting foreign criminals is a good example.

Until then it was run by congressional committees chaired by men who also weren't above racial politics: Theodore Bilbo, a senator from Mississippi, advocated deporting black Americans to Africa.

Move right, and the picture fades into an image of SS officers deporting Jews.

The government tried to discourage demonstrations, by hectoring Thais about their responsibilities as hosts, and by deporting foreigners who had the temerity to protest.To ease Bangkok's notorious congestion, Mr Thaksin gave all civil servants a holiday for the duration of the summit.

His best claims to a place in history were his stand against the American-led assault on Iraq, and his recognition of the collaborationist French government's role in deporting Jews.Perhaps the answer is not politics, but style mixed with nostalgia.

The administration has boasted of deporting record numbers of illegal immigrants.Yet there are some who question the entire premise of attempting to seal the border.

The result is that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency charged with doing the deporting, can now quickly determine whether someone serving a prison sentence for a serious crime is eligible to be deported when their time is up.