Sentence examples for illegally presented from inspiring English sources

Encouraged by the surprising turnaround, Ms. Zanella's parents and two siblings, who also had been living in the United States illegally, presented papers late Monday to ICE, as the agency is known, turning themselves in and requesting some form of legal immigration status.

Many Republicans have been reluctant to legalize the status of foreigners illegally present in the United States without more measures to keep other potential illegal immigrants out.

"In fact the law mandates that these illegally present individuals be removed," the ruling says.

DREAM's benefits extend not only to people who happen NOW to be illegally present inside the United States.

But its system for dealing with them is a model of dysfunctionality, with 11.9m illegally present in 2008, up 42% since 2000.

"Mazen Al-Najjar is an alien subject to a final deportation order who has been illegally present in the United States for many years," Ms. Reno said in a statement.

The case studies illustrate how defining and redefining the refugee category was critical to constructing Central American "feet people" as illegally present in the U.S. and thus legitimate targets of spatialized tactics of exclusion including deportation and detention.

He did particularly well on one question about whether military presence would be involved in a fatality in the South China Sea, for example, because of that specificity: he thought a "calamity" was unlikely but didn't exclude the possibility of "something stranger"; ultimately, the shooting of an illegally present fisherman ruled the question in his favour.

They argue that illegally present immigrants are not "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States.

ICE targets convicted criminals and others who are illegally present in the United States.

"The small percentage of the aliens who illegally enter the country or enter legally and become illegally present are not a threat to anyone," he said in an email.