"If, for example, forged documents or benefit fraud should be discovered, a possibility must exist that the person in question not only be deported, but also barred from re-entry," the document declares -- a position encapsulated in a party slogan, "Wer betrügt, der fliegt," or "He who scams, flies".
However, Clinton only deported about 827,000 immigrants, and Bush deported about 2 million.
Accordingly, Bibi pledges not only to deport Arafat but to reject Sharon's vision of a Palestinian state after the terror ends.
("We are not only disposed to deport the gangsters, but to shoot them," Castro later proclaimed).
Putting those workers on a path to legal status is not only cheaper than deporting them, but is also a form of economic stimulus because their incomes will go up at least 15% over the following three years, according to immigration expert Manuel Pastor of the University of Southern California.
Recently, President Obama not only threatened to deport thousands of refugee children, but also asked Congress to gut key legal protections for youth fleeing severe violence.
They can tell them 'if you don't do what I say I'll report you, and not only will you be deported but you'll be prosecuted too'".
The "agents" were, eventually, not tried but deported to Russia.
"We started jumping up and down, because he was saying that not only would we not get deported, but we would be able to get temporary relief," he said.
The report covers the first six months of 2017 and finds that children on the Balkan Route are not only assaulted, but also illegally deported after they're arrested.
