Sentence examples for issue of deportation from inspiring English sources

He said Obama "is wrong on this issue of deportation". "I will not deport children from the United States of America," Sanders said, adding that he also "can make that promise" that he won't deport non-criminal undocumented immigrants.

Ramos, apparently unwilling to let his debate devolve into a Kennedy-off, then deftly moved on to the issue of deportation, introducing a woman whose husband had been deported and demanding that the candidates say whether they would break with the Obama administration's policy.

"Bialik is a place of peace and introducing the issue of deportation in a broad way would have been inappropriate".

Speaking to the roomful of Latino activists, she said that at home the issue of deportation was taboo.

Amr Moussa, the secretary general of the Arab League, told reporters in Cairo on Thursday that "there is a total Arab rejection to the issue of deportation".

The latest machinations within the GOP come at a time of mounting dissatisfaction from Latino groups toward Obama on the issue of deportation.

The issue of deportations carries especially heavy historical freight for Germans: earlier this week, Viviane Reding, the European Union's justice commissioner, drew a parallel between Mr. Sarkozy's decision to expel thousands of Roma and ethnic cleansing by the Nazis during World War II.

"The administration wanted an ambassador appointed by Trump in place, rather than one who had opposed him on this issue of deportations," Osius said.

People began to perceive the issue of deportations on a more personal level after a member of the church returned to their home country rather than waiting in immigration detention to see if there was a way to stay.

The immigrant rights community has been able to push the issue of deportations to the White House, and get a very vague promise that Obama would "fix as much of the immigration system" as he could.

They ramp-up spending on fences and border-controls, and issue warnings of deportation for the 'swarms' of 'irregular' migrants seeking entry to Europe.