Sentence examples for enforcing border from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump is suggesting that the military can play a substantial role in enforcing border security.
Soames said it was highly likely Serco would get more work for the government in enforcing border controls and managing immigration amid heightened fears following the terrorist attacks on Paris.
Not enforcing border controls is worst for genuine refugees: insecure borders favor the fit young men with the most capacity to travel, to find work, and to evade access controls; families with enough money to pay the smugglers also do well; ISIL fighters who are both young men and wealthy do best.
In response to the incidents, Macedonian police sent reinforcements to the border on Monday afternoon, with about a hundred special police in riot gear, accompanied by police forces of other countries flown in by helicopter to help in enforcing border controls.
Many, bafflingly, say they cannot trust the deport-happy Mr Obama to enforce border law.
Impromptu Minutemen appear on the scene, determined to help enforce border restrictions.
Bush drew strong applause in Rancho Cucamonga when he vowed to enforce border control.
Republicans, after employer-mandate delay, now say they fear Obama will just choose not to enforce border security in reform.
In Missouri, Republican candidate Josh Hawley has invoked the caravan as a way to paint Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill as unwilling to enforce border controls.
While such sentiments are common along the border, they are a striking counterpoint to discussions of immigration reform in Congress that take the necessity of enforced border security and hundreds of miles of hard fencing for granted.
The initial flurry of panda-reclamation threats, Scotland being "disallowed" the BBC's Doctor Who, the half-cock threat of enforced border controls (not required by independent Ireland) and Baron Robertson of Port Ellen's rant about "the forces of darkness rubbing their hands in glee" at the prospect of Scottish secession, seemed daft enough.
