Sentence examples for remain unlawfully from inspiring English sources

Whether illegal aliens committed a crime to enter this country, or a civil offense to remain unlawfully, they are still breaking the law, and S.B. 1070 is Arizona's solution to help the federal government hold them accountable without becoming embroiled in confusion that enables individuals to fall through the cracks.

Faroz Ali was found guilty of 15 people-trafficking charges, 15 charges of aiding and abetting a person to unlawfully enter the country, and one charge of aiding and abetting a person to remain unlawfully in New Zealand.

It is perhaps more telling that Gordon Brown's security advisor told the House of Lords a fee waiver "may encourage migrants to remain unlawfully in the UK and submit speculative claims".

In a Feb. 20 enforcement memorandum, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said that long delays in immigration court hearings were "unacceptable" and allow "removable aliens with no plausible claim for relief to remain unlawfully in the United States for many years".

Foreign nationals who remain in the U.S. unlawfully will still be barred from returning for up to a decade.

American citizens can thus be separated for many years from immediate family and some immigrants have chosen to remain in the U.S. unlawfully rather than risk a prolonged period apart from loved ones.

It also reiterates that the sovereign rights of the Member States - in particular with regard to the use of direct force against unlawfully resident third country nationals resisting removal - are to remain unaffected.

In turn, left-of-centre members of the parliament disagreed with unanticipated compromises, such as large reductions in development aid and a provision for penalties for those who remained in the country unlawfully.

But of all the noncitizen Latinos sentenced last year, the vast majority — 81percentt — were convicted for unlawfully entering or remaining in the country, the latter of which is not a criminal offense.

But as discussed above, in adopting Section 1226(c), Congress had before it evidence suggesting that permitting discretionary release of aliens pending their removal hearings would lead to large numbers of deportable criminal aliens skipping their hearings and remaining at large in the United States unlawfully.

A spokeswoman said: "The average class size at state-funded primary schools has increased by 0.1 percentage points, but the average class size in state-funded secondary schools has remained the same and the numbers of unlawfully large classes in infant schools has decreased dramatically".