Sentence examples for detention machine from inspiring English sources

The Detention Machine The Bravos had entered the world of outsourced immigration enforcement.

Trump's detention machine is bigger, faster and stronger than ever before.

Though Obama supports comprehensive immigration reform and, in 2012, adopted a policy of deferring deportation for people brought here illegally as children, he has also presided over an expansion of the deportation and detention machine.

The administration can immediately suspend all deportations and stop funneling veterans and others who have contributed to our communities into a detention and deportation machine that violates our fundamental notions of fairness and due process.

Their findings aren't surprising: The formidable immigration detention and deportation machine created under President Bush and expanded under President Obama has become skilled at detecting and deporting those living along our borders and those who come into contact with local law enforcement in the interior of our county.

But when the chaplain, Imam Zulqarnain Abu-Shahid, flung his shoulder bag onto an X-ray machine at the entrance of the Manhattan Detention Complex, at 125 White Street, officers were alerted to the presence of metal.

One young boy loves playing endlessly with the candy machine in the visitors' lounge at the detention centre and greeting all the detainees including "Grandpa Mladic", as he calls Bosnian Serb wartime army commander Ratko Mladic.

A less optimistic view taken by other American officers was that even a police detention center protected by 20-foot concrete blast walls and watchtowers with mounted machine guns needed American firepower to defend it.

In southeast Texas, where thousands of illegal immigrants are placed in crowded detention centers after trying to cross the border, doctors have installed X-ray machines to help isolate quickly anyone who might be infected with tuberculosis.

The singers were surrounded by vending machines, a hallway of lockers and a sign near a door that threatens detention to those who don't scan their identification cards upon entering the lunchroom.

The agency plans to install similar units over the coming year at four additional detention centers, one in Texas, one in Florida and two in California, at a cost of $750,000 per machine.