Sentence examples for push illegal from inspiring English sources

To boost the tallies, his advisors say, Trump will probably  reinstate workplace raids to find those in the country illegally, to push illegal immigrants out of jobs and to send a signal across the borders to try to dissuade others from entering the country illegally or overstaying their visas.

It was Israeli designs on Greater Israel that made this impossible, designs Sharon shared so strongly that he was prepared to defy his own Defense Minister, Ezer Weizman, and the Supreme Court to push illegal settlements deep into occupied territory.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week challenging the most controversial sections of an Arizona immigration law, known as SB 1070, which seeks to push illegal immigrants out of the state by making it hard for them to go about their lives and earn a living.

A government-run cannabis institute will set the price – initially likely to be close to the current black market rate of $1 a gramme – and monitor the impact of the programme, which aims to bring the industry under state control and push illegal traffickers out of business.

"Brands need to watch out: they don't want to be pushing illegal material.

At that time, the United States tightened the border controls in San Diego, which had the effect of pushing illegal migration west to Tecate, and raising that 14-foot fence across pathways that had connected families and communities for as long as anyone could remember.

"Google just settled a federal criminal investigation into the company's active promotion of rogue websites that pushed illegal prescription and counterfeit drugs on American consumers," Smith said at the hearing.

But the push against illegal dwellings may be a factor too.

An old-school Southern populist, Mr. Dawson blames moderation for the party's setbacks and recommends a vigorous push against illegal immigration.

The chief of the Border Patrol, Michael J. Fisher, said in an interview that he had begun last year to shift agents and surveillance equipment to the region, anticipating that an enforcement campaign in Tucson would push the illegal flow toward Texas.

But New Mexico's patience could be tested, and some fear that the Arizona law will push more illegal immigrants into the state, though they typically go where the most jobs are found.