Dr. Joseph Parnas, first Judenrat leader of Lwów (now Lviv, Ukraine), refused an order to deport thousands of Jews and was shot, as were several other Judenrat leaders.
"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.
Greece needs an extra 4,000 asylum officials from the rest of the EU in order to deport such a high number of people.
And just think, many more are likely to start arriving, now that word of Obama's order to deport only those with criminal backgrounds has surely spread throughout emigrant nations.
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.
Studies providing examples of these accounts include that of Ratia and Notermans [ 84], who reported the experiences of Nigerian women deported from Europe to Nigeria, and Schuster and Majidi [ 85], who analyzed the possible outcomes of deporting Afghan people.
So when Maurice Papon seeks release from prison, I ask, How many 90-year-old men and women, how many children, were killed as a result of his orders to deport thousands to Nazi camps?
We're living in a completely topsy-turvy world in which our president has signed executive orders to deport millions of immigrants, to keep other immigrants out and to build a wall along our southern border.
The king has long been described as having been appalled at Hitler's massacres of Jews, and on two occasions he refused orders to deport Bulgarian Jews.
The relationship between Mexico and the United States continues to evolve with each aggressive move from the White House, from threats to renegotiate NAFTA to a new executive order aimed at deporting millions of Mexican migrants.
