Millard Fillmore, also from New York, signed the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, which enforced return of escaped slaves even from free states.
"We are working with the Home Office, local authorities and charities to improve voluntary returns to the migrant's home country and, if appropriate, enforced return".
I am too old to consider the prospect of the upheaval and hardship should the need of an enforced return arise".
This show from Detroit indie singer-songwriter turned mainstream crossover success Sufjan Stevens conjures memories, if any may have attended both events, of Leonard Cohen's enforced return from touring retirement on this side of the Atlantic at Manchester Opera House in 2008.
Obinze's enforced return to Nigeria brings power, albeit through chance connections, so that when, towards the end of the book, Ifemelu arrives in Lagos as an awkward outsider, he is very much part of the new establishment.
But a spokesman said that, given that an enforced removal costs on average £15,000, "if one individual were to take up the voluntary return scheme, that would cover the cost of the pilot compared to the cost of an enforced return".
In the particular case at issue here – the enforced return of exiled Libyan opposition leader Abdul Hakim Belhaj to Tripoli in 2004, where he was detained and as he says repeatedly tortured – MI6 was concerned to take all the "credit", demonstrating its prowess to the US, but keeping Belhaj to itself.
The disputes within the NFF have already led to a Fifa intervention, international suspension and the enforced return - twice - of outgoing NFF president Aminu Maigari.
The disputes within the NFF have already led to a Fifa intervention, international suspension and the enforced return - twice - of Maigari.
However, this was tempered by concern over an enforced return process by the government without adequate security and protection.
