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If only he had been deported for previous misdemeanours, Mr O'Reilly raged, those girls would still be alive.

Another worker was an immigrant who had been deported for a felony and was wanted for illegal re-entry.

"This building needs things like that to happen, because otherwise it would die inside," said Mr. Janka, who was under the impression that Mr. Petit had been deported for his action.

Andrew Ross, one of the organizers with Gulf Labor Artist Coalition, said that they wanted workers to have the right to organize without fear of retaliation, and that workers had been deported for speaking out.

But Greco said she's drawn back to the place by the memory of finding her sister and mother at the hotel - she can still cry about it - in 1945 after they had been deported for their family's involvement in the Resistance.

General Tsygankov, the head of the political department of Marshal Konev's First Ukrainian Front, reported to Moscow on the mass rapes by Red Army officers and soldiers committed against young Soviet women who had been deported for forced labour in Germany.

The former heavyweight champion Trevor Berbick has been deported for the second time in five years.

The Georgia Board of Pardons and Parole, for example, has pardoned 150 people who would otherwise have been deported for trivial offenses.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said the government was "flailing around" with its proposals to limit unemployment and housing benefit for new arrivals and bar for 12 months migrants who have been deported for begging or sleeping rough.

The Border Agency will also be empowered from 1 January to debar EU migrants from returning to the UK for 12 months if they have been deported for begging, or not being self-sufficient.

The bill would allow an individual who qualifies for the new path to citizenship — but has been deported for noncriminal reasons — to re-enter the country as a "registered provisional immigrant," as long as the individual has a spouse or child who is a citizen or lawful permanent resident.