Sentence examples for from other border from inspiring English sources

The letter is signed by Chris Crane, president of the National ICE Council, which represents 7,200 agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement; Paul Babeu, sheriff of Pinal County in Arizona, and sheriffs from other border states and North Carolina.

But a drive through several border regions here, along with accounts from other border areas, indicate that India is in the process of laying mines along virtually the entire length of its 1,800-mile 1,800-mileh Pakistan.

There might have been more resistance, but the operation was hidden from other border policing agencies, and even from ATF agents in other offices.The critics got little attention until December 2010, when Brian Terry, a Border Patrol agent, was shot dead during a firefight.

The tension grew into armed conflict this year, and Macedonian officials say arms and fighters have moved over the border from Kosovo and other border areas with Serbia because of crackdowns on Albanian rebels there.

Massey (2008) argues that the initial change began with California becoming a less attractive place for Mexicans due to a series of state and federal policy changes including Proposition 187 that barred undocumented persons from utilizing public services, and the tightening of the US Mexico border that diverted Mexican immigrants from California to other border states.

Other segments feature operatic singing, drumming and folk dances from Tibet, Mongolia and other border regions.

Hundreds of tankers, each with a capacity of at least 226 barrels of crude oil and refined products, enter Iran every day from Penjwin and two other border posts in Iraqi Kurdistan, Kurdish officials say.

This occurrence of a SU HW) peak within the 35 45 kb region from one or the other border is found in a substantial part (51%) of the LADs of which half the size is at least 45 kb (data not shown).

Anticipating criticism, homeland security officials released documents on Friday showing big increases in the Border Patrol — to 20,500 today from 10,000 in 2004 — and other border agents, and a steep decline in the number of immigrants detained at the border, indicating fewer illegal crossings.

They also warn of the high potential for corruption within such operations, noting that similar wait-management systems have also recently emerged in Matamoros and near other border crossings across from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas, where migrants have reported Mexican officials demanding payments in exchange for a spot on the list.

Then there's the "Other Border Wall" ― constructed from polished, double wire mesh panels, with a six-foot tall anti-climb cap, also emblazoned with a seal.