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No French leader from de Gaulle to Mitterrand acknowledged the state's part in deporting Jews to Nazi death camps.

They have been resolute in deporting back to China even children who have one parent who is a Hong Kong resident.

"It tends to recall the atrocities of Nazi Germany and the complicity of France's Vichy regime in deporting Jews to concentration camps," he said.

Swedish migration minister Morgan Johansson said authorities faced a difficult task in deporting such large numbers, but insisted failed asylum seekers had to return home.

MPs said the UKBA "does not have a strong record in deporting foreign national offenders".

Following the government's latest setback in deporting Abu Qatada, Home Secretary Theresa May told MPs she would bring forward an Immigration Bill.

The record of the coalition and its Labour predecessor in deporting foreign criminals has long been a subject of political dispute.

Obama's crackdown, like Bush's, succeeded in deporting large numbers of immigrants.

Meanwhile, efforts to pressure cities, counties and states to assist the federal government in deporting people are escalating.

For Democrats, it provided a perfect talking point: Republicans are more interested in deporting young people than they are in keeping DHS funded, they said.

Prior to 1990, immigration judges had the authority to balance a person's qualities against the government's interest in deporting that person.