Sentence examples for forcibly deporting from inspiring English sources

Its chief role appears to be rounding up immigrants, referred to sneeringly as 'fugees', either shooting or forcibly deporting them.

"Shutting down the mosques is a great idea, sure, but he shouldn't do that if it's going to divert resources from forcibly deporting eleven million immigrants," he said.

HRW accuses military and immigration authorities of "repeatedly profiling" Dominicans of Haitian descent, of trying to discourage them from registering, and of detaining and forcibly deporting them even when they have valid documents.

Although Fiallo insisted no Dominicans of Haitian descent had suffered arbitrary deportations, Human Rights Watch has accused the military and immigration authorities of "repeatedly profiling" such people, of trying to discourage them from registering, and of detaining and forcibly deporting them even when they have valid documents.

Since the war in Sri Lanka ended four years ago, thousands of Sri Lankans, mostly Tamils, have tried to leave the country - but Australia is now forcibly deporting planeload after planeload.

Trump, who thinks immigration reform is forcibly deporting over 11 million illegal immigrants (and their American-born children) and building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.

And there is a final "deportation risk assessment" before people are forcibly deported.

"He was abducted and forcibly deported," Mr. Ebrahim said.

But he was forcibly deported by Mexico in October, two months before Mr. Fox took office.

Tens of thousands of Eritreans have been forcibly deported from their homes in Ethiopia.

In 2009 Cambodia forcibly deported 20 Uighur asylum seekers to China at gunpoint.