Sentence examples for quick deportation from inspiring English sources

The government is misusing the identity theft law to pressure illegal immigrants to agree to quick deportation.

"If the police catch you and see no boat, they say, 'Come with me,'" he said, lessening the chances of quick deportation.

O'Malley argued against their quick deportation, saying it would be tantamount to sending children "back to certain death".

Without access to counsel, many of these children and families face fast-track removal proceedings and quick deportations back into life-threatening harm.

Clinton said last year that children "should be sent back" to their native countries, while O'Malley was getting flack from the White House for saying quick deportations would be sending them "back to certain death".

Apart from the fight over quotas, much of Tuesday's negotiations focused on how to keep people out through quicker deportation procedures, the faster screening and fingerprinting of those arriving on the EU's southern borders, and helping neighbouring countries in the Balkans and the Middle East, notably Turkey, to stop people heading for the EU.

Today: Mexican train derailment strands migrants trying to reach American border, head of U.S. Homeland Security seeks quicker deportation of migrants, Texas city purifies wastewater to increase drinking water supply, and Polish company produces guns for urban warfare.

They did propose a number of additional policy changes, such as sending National Guard troops to the border and changing a 2008 law to allow for quicker deportations.

The working group has not released its recommendations publicly, but according to a report from National Journal, it will propose changing a 2008 law to allow for quicker deportations, bringing in more immigration judges, keeping minors in detention until their cases are heard and sending National Guard troops to the border.

She seemed set for a quick trial and deportation.

But a negative ruling on credible fear prevents immigration judges from setting bond hearings for those detained and makes deportation quicker and easier.