Sentence examples for ice director from inspiring English sources

Breitbart cited ICE's release in a Thursday news story, in which the headline read: "ICE Director: Suspected Wine Country Arsonist Is Illegal Alien Mexican National".

The Washington Post reports that unionized ICE employees are angry and voted "no confidence" in ICE Director John Morton, adding, "Immigration officers say the new measures limit their enforcement efforts... Current and former ICE attorneys in New York, Houston and other offices say they are angry that they have been instructed to drop efforts to deport some immigrants".

But USA Today quoted Mr. Venturella as saying that aides to ICE Director John Morton "seemed to think their careers depended" on hitting that "annual performance goal".

"Restraining this valuable artwork is an effort to help recover some of the estimated $44 million that this couple stole from the tax-paying citizens of Naples," said Ice Director John Morton.

In a letter to the ICE director, John Morton, that was obtained by The New York Times, Ms. Barr denied the accusations as "unfounded and without any merit," but said she had decided to move on.

Ice director John Morton said: "Restraining this valuable artwork is an effort to help recover some of the estimated $44 million that this couple stole from the tax-paying citizens of Naples".

Among the most important policy directives was the so-called Morton memo in 2011 from then-ICE director John Morton.

While schools are listed as "sensitive locations" (areas that immigration agents should avoid when making an arrest) in a 2011 memo from then-ICE director John Morton, school bus stops are not.

Then-ICE Director John Morton issued a memo urging immigration officials to consider many factors — including family ties to U.S. citizens, criminal history, and community engagement — when deciding how to handle arrests and removal orders.

For its scenes on the ice, the director instructs it to play without a puck.

FRIDAY AFTER NEXT Directed by Marcus Raboy; written by Ice Cube; director of photography, Glen MacPherson; edited by Suzanne Hines; production designer, Amy B. Ancona; produced by Ice Cube and Matt Alvarez; released by New Line Cinema.