Sentence examples for full deportation from inspiring English sources
Government lawyers might disclose secret evidence to immigration judges when the cases reach the phase of full deportation hearings.
Cruz was clearly more sympathetic to Trump's views on immigration, but Rubio, who once worked for comprehensive immigration reform in the Senate, has also begun to adopt Trumpian language (though not the full deportation policy).
The question of where to send America's blacks the NOI wanted a chunk of the US, while the ANP wanted a full deportation to Africa was, he said, his only quarrel with the Muslims.
Just as the Germans were about to put a full-scale deportation plan into motion, the Romanian dictator, Gen. Ion Antonescu, sensed the winds shifting in favor of the Allies; he also discovered that international emigration groups would pay cash for the release of Jews abroad.
After Soviet units completed the operation in the towns, they ordered a full-scale deportation of all resident Armenians in the two towns, helicoptering them to Nagorno-Karabakh's capital, Stepanakert, and later to Armenia proper.
The administration's statements are also part of a broader pattern of painting undocumented immigrants as dangerous criminals and any efforts short of full cooperation with deportation efforts as unlawful.
With the full resumption of deportations, which took effect on Thursday morning, Haitians who arrive at the border without visas will be put into expedited removal proceedings.
But shelter administrators and migrant advocates along the route report that many Haitians continue to move north through the Americas, undeterred by news of the full resumption of deportations in the United States.
His rejoinder is a tacky video segment that imagines an apocalyptic Inauguration Day, full of mass deportations and the suspension of the news media by the new Roger Ailes/Breitbart-helmed Trump News.
"All of us perfectly remember the history of Kassab, which was unfortunately, full of hellish deportations in the last century," Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan said at a press conference in The Hague, citing two earlier deportations of Armenians from the town, in 1909 and 1915.
But he has also said he is open to finding some middle ground between deportation and full citizenship.
