Sentence examples for forcible deportation from inspiring English sources

If asylum seekers aren't left in poverty, they could face indefinite detention or forcible deportation – even if they are fleeing persecution.

He had been indicted as an "indirect co-perpetrator" of rape, murder, persecution, forcible deportation, and other inhumane acts following the December 2007 Kenyan presidential elections.

These 501s, facing only an indefinite incarceration without charge, or forcible deportation, now outnumber asylum seekers in many immigration detention centres across Australia, including on Christmas Island.

In 1755 the imininence of war with France, the question of the neutrality of the Acadians, and the possibility of an Acadian revolt led to the forcible deportation of a large segment of the Acadian population.

Under the infamous Beneš Decrees, which remain law today, nearly 2.5m Germans, most of whom lived in the Sudetenland in the north west of the country, were stripped of their Czechoslovak citizenship and property and faced forcible deportation.

– 6 September, interview with Bill O'Reilly In a 10 November debate Trump expressed support for Dwight Eisenhower's Operation Wetback, the forcible deportation of hundreds of thousands of migrants, sometimes under inhumane circumstances.

Under the terms laid down in its constitution, the organization is not and never has been involved in forcible deportations.

Iran refuses to accept forcible deportations but at least two Iranian men have been flown back to Tehran, apparently after a last-minute acquiescence or a deal between the two countries.

We have documented 16 of these forcible deportations, and research by other groups indicates the number is well over 100, among them women and children.

All three were found guilty of deportation, forcible transfer, murder and persecution.

Judge Barak rejected arguments that such expulsions violated international law, specifically the Fourth Geneva Convention on protection of civilians in wartime, which bars forcible transfer or deportation from occupied areas.