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Morris documented expulsions by Jewish military forces in many parts of the country.

The AP was first alerted to the expulsions by a senior Ecuadorean official who refused to be identified by name due to the information's sensitive nature.

Lithuania and Estonia have recently expelled Russian diplomats accused of spying on, among other things, NATO activities, prompting tit-for-tat expulsions by Russia.

The diplomat, accused of trying to collect information on NATO and other security matters, is the sixth Russian diplomat expelled for espionage this year, after expulsions by Lithuania and Estonia in February and March.

In Britain, two senior officials later told me, convincing Trump to approve the expulsions involved enlisting support from France and Germany first, then a phone call from Prime Minister Theresa May explaining that the individual European countries' expulsions, taken together, would be comparable to the number of expulsions by the U.S. that Trump had signed off on.

Although the constitution says land must be used for social benefit, which is their main justification for occupations, property laws often run against them and lead to violent expulsions by police or vigilante attacks by landowners fighting against – as they see it – illegal invasion by a mob.

(It took expulsion by Congress to end his career).

His expulsion by force would probably prove hideously difficult, as well as intensely controversial abroad.

In 1989, three French girls deliberately risked expulsion by wearing headscarves to school.

His expulsion by the orthodox church makes him a problematic figure for the current regime.

He thus saved many western lecturers from expulsion by sheer dint of his strong personality.