Sentence examples for immigrant inmates from inspiring English sources

In fiscal 2007, 164,000 immigrant inmates were charged with immigration violations to prepare the way for deportation, and 95,000 immigrants with criminal histories were deported, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement figures.

At the company's Reeves County Detention Center in Texas, immigrant inmates rioted in 2009 and 2010 after several detainees died in solitary confinement.

Last month, reacting to a defeat in a similar federal court case, the Justice Department sought to block such disclosures by means of an emergency rule that barred employees of state, county or private jails from identifying their immigrant inmates.

The letters came more than a week after Sheriff Arpaio, who has attracted widespread publicity for requiring inmates to wear pink underwear and by starring in a new reality television show, provoked an outcry when he marched 200 illegal immigrant inmates in the streets from one jail to another "tent city" facility.

The head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Julie L. Myers, said the annual number of deportable immigrant inmates was expected to vary from 300,000 to 455,000, or 10percentt of the overall inmate population, for the next few years.

Among LGBTQ immigrant inmates, many more likely remain unreported.

Photograph: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images For Laureus 8.27pm GMT Arpaio's law: An immigrant inmate excercises while another sits on his bunk at the Maricopa County Tent City jail in Phoenix, Arizona.

Vic Toews, Canada's current Minister of Public Safety, seems to hate the internet, gay people, immigrants, inmates, and basically anyone else who isn't a Canadian born Christian.

A US delegation to Geneva was grilled by the UN Committee Against Torture today on the country's record of inhuman and degrading treatment in contexts as wide-ranging as its detainee programs overseas, law enforcement practices at home, and its treatment of immigrants, inmates, and LGBT people — among others.

A further issue around scope arises from the observation that some (n = 11) of the control-focused surveillance systems do not supply information to support strategy-focused surveillance (eg, serological testing of new prison inmates, immigrant screening for tuberculosis, most antenatal screening for infectious diseases).

The depositions also raise new questions about a $130 million contract that Community Education received in 2011 to house federal immigrant detainees and county inmates in Newark.