Sentence examples for flow of deportees from inspiring English sources

The constant flow of deportees has become a growing concern for Mexican officials, who say the new arrivals are easy recruits, and victims, for drug cartels.

But much to the surprise of many Americans, there is a trickle of deportees that flows north from Mexico to the United States as well.

Supporters of temporary protected status for Haitians say that Haiti is in no condition to absorb tens of thousands of deportees, and that its recovery may depend, at least in part, on a continuing flow of remittances sent home by illegal Haitian immigrants in the United States.

Amnesty International has also voiced concerns about the treatment of deportees.

Some of those Americans are the children of deportees, the data suggested.

She was one of 20 from that trainload of deportees who survived the camp.

There are no solid estimates of the number of deportees' children who are not citizens.

In some jurisdictions, more than half of deportees were not convicted criminals, the advocates said.

In 2010, Mr. Obama wrote, 51 percent of deportees were convicted criminals, while 49 percent had noncriminal violations.

In 2012, repeat immigration offenders and individuals apprehended at the border accounted for another 38 percent of deportees.

About 20 percent of deportees in 2010 said they would not try to return, up from 7 percent in 2005.