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He has now been deported to Pakistan.

Most of the 762 immigrants have now been deported, and none have been charged as terrorists.

The Home Office said that seven men were arrested in the raid, and that three Pakistani men had now been deported for visa violations while three other men were still being investigated.

One, Peter Greste, has now been deported to Australia, but the two still in Egypt remain in legal limbo.

The so-called "NatWest Three" will now be deported under a controversial treaty with Britain to stand trial in Texas.Press-gangedGeorge Bush criticised as "disgraceful" the disclosure of a secret surveillance programme that tracks international banking transfers.

But the fact remains that Mohamad is now being deported, and the portraits capture his state of purgatory – undone by his voice, he now belongs nowhere, and all the apparatus of life has been dismantled from under him.

His appeal has been lodged at the Criminal Cases Review Commission, but as a foreign national convicted of a crime he will now be deported back to Belgium without any family or even a place to stay.

Not only would foreign-born preachers of hate now be deported, as Clarke had already suggested, but Britain would, if necessary, rewrite the Human Rights Act to do it - a personal victory for Blair.

These days they believe they are not getting a fair share of the wealth from the province's resources, notably natural gas, and they say immigrants from Java get the best jobs.The Acehnese who have taken refuge in Kuala Lumpur were among the many Indonesians who have been working in Malaysia during the country's boom times and are now being deported.

And if the EU had its way, most of the few people still arriving on the Greek islands – the weekly numbers are now in the hundreds, rather than the tens of thousands – would now be deported back to Turkey under the EU-Turkey migration deal.

Katie Richard, a home health care aide in her 40s who emigrated from Haiti, said she was particularly concerned about young Haitians who were brought to the United States as small children, raised as Americans and were now being deported to a country they did not know.