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"The Deported" A senator goes undercover, hiding his Latino roots, in order to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, while another Latino senator runs away from a past affiliation with the Gang of Eight.

The Conservatives have threatened to withdraw from the ECHR, which is enshrined in British law in the Human Rights Act, in order to deport foreign criminals.

Italy and France have ignored direction from the European court in order to deport foreign nationals in the past, yet the UK refuses to do so.

Greece needs an extra 4,000 asylum officials from the rest of the EU in order to deport such a high number of people.

He said: "The Home Office seems determined to exploit every possible loophole in order to deport people who have clearly fled Zimbabwe.

For instance, in order to deport the number of immigrants Trump has said he wants to, the ACLU assumes that measures like unjustified traffic stops, door-to-door raids, and racial profiling would be necessary which would violate the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure.

Mr Hollande's decidedly shaky grip on governing at home has been underlined by two recent episodes.The first was his ill-judged decision in October to intervene, via a live televised address to the nation, in a court order to deport Leonarda Dibrani, an illegally resident Roma school pupil, back to Kosovo.

Bahraini dissident Isa Haider Alaali was finally granted asylum in the UK last August after the High Court overturned a Home Office order to deport the then teenager.

They also encounter citizens in the system who claim not to be Americans in order to be deported abroad, to evade prosecution or a possible prison sentence from pending U.S. criminal charges.

Assuming the accuracy of the 90% figure, Homeland Security only needs to find another 40,000 immigrants a year that fall into one of the "priority categories" in order to keep deporting 400,000.

Across Europe, leaders recently ripped up the 1951 refugee convention – a landmark document partly inspired by the failures of people such as the Evian delegates – in order to justify deporting Syrians back to Turkey, a country where most can't work legally, despite recent legislative changes; where some have allegedly been deported back to Syria; and still more have been shot at the border.