Sentence examples for groups of aliens from inspiring English sources

Congress undoubtedly thought that both groups of aliens, inadmissible aliens at the threshold and criminal aliens under final order of removal, could be constitutionally detained on the same terms, since it provided the authority to detain both groups in the very same statutory provision.

People who are already skeptical about this country's ability to assimilate large groups of aliens (most of whom do not speak English) will only become more hardened in their opposition to positive immigration reform if they see that the people knocking at our door identify more strongly with their homelands than with the United States.

Warlocks, meanwhile, produce the Nova Bomb, an area-of-effect mega-blast that scatters groups of aliens like bowling pins; or there's Radiance, a sort of buff power that enhances the stats of the entire fire team for a limited period.

The other Pythons are being lined up to voice the roles of a group of aliens who endow an earthling with the power to do "absolutely anything".

(1976) described a group of aliens who could mimic human beings so exactly that they came to believe they were, indeed, human.

Some even believe that, on doomsday, they will be spirited away by a group of aliens who live under the mountain.

But on their way back, another group of aliens — simple-minded, warriors called Mangalores who work for an evil, wealthy industrialist — shoot down their ship.

In early 1996, Congress explicitly expanded the group of aliens subject to mandatory detention, eliminating provisions that permitted release of criminal aliens who had at one time been lawfully admitted to the United States.

"If the phone rings and somebody says, 'I see you as the leader of a group of aliens with enormous heads' " — a role he really did play on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" — "I think that's fantastic".

After the player briefly leads human troops in battle, a different group of aliens appears, a robotic race called Novus determined to wipe out the Hierarchy as payback for destroying their creators.

In McArthur's novel, which takes place in an alien-dominated, war-torn galaxy, humans have been placed in charge of a space station that is currently under siege by a group of aliens who will not explain what they want.