Sentence examples for immigration enforcing from inspiring English sources

(287 g) hands civil immigration enforcing powers to local criminal law forces).

The U.S. began setting aside "huge funding for immigration enforcing, the creation of DHS, creating new and robust databases which were nonexistent," Muzaffar Chishti, a director at Migration Policy Institute, told The Huffington Post.

Measured against the inertia and paralysis on immigration enforced by Republican congressional leaders, however, a vote by the full House would count as a breakthrough.

"Senate Bill 4 was passed by the Texas Legislature to set a statewide policy of cooperation with federal immigration authorities enforcing our nation's immigration laws," Paxton said.

President Obama's top immigration enforcer, John Morton, recently instructed his officials to take mitigating factors into account, like an immigrant's family ties in the United States and education status, when deciding which deportation cases to pursue.

Since the 1800s, the federal government has been in charge of controlling immigration and enforcing those laws, Professor Chemerinsky noted.

In the state's north-west, where most of Arkansas's Latinos live, four police agencies have signed up with the customs and immigration agency to enforce immigration law more efficiently.

Immigration lawyers have become the worst enemy of Americans who want immigration laws enforced.

Favoured solutions proposed to avoid a future populated by those deemed to be "unfit" for society included restrictions on immigration and enforced sterilisation.

They say they just expect to see the nation's immigration laws enforced and that those living here illegally are caught and deported.

This means that tighter immigration policies enforced by the host countries have a positive effect on the propensity to migrate illegally.