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The government said it had started deporting illegal immigrants.

Imagine the outcry if Sarkozy started deporting people who happened to be Jewish or black.

Central America has struggled to tame gangs since the 1990s, when the US started deporting Los Angeles-based Latino convicts to their home countries.

Some, including The New York Post's Stan MacGovern, responded with simple, scathing images, like the one he drew in 1944, after the Nazis started deporting Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz.

Israel sped up construction of the new fence along the border, started deporting South Sudanese citizens after a court ruled it was safe enough, and is building detention facilities in the desert near the border with Egypt.

CAIRO — Almost two weeks after Saudi Arabia started deporting thousands of foreign workers from Yemen and other countries in a crackdown that drew protests from local business owners and foreign diplomats, Saudi officials on Saturday reversed course and announced a three-month grace period for the workers, according to the official Saudi news agency.

"[But] if they decide to start deporting these kids," he warned, "they're in for a battle".

During a recent visit to Kabul, the German interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, said his government would start deporting rejected asylum seekers.

Gezim, a computer buff, inspected a visitor's laptop and scrolled through an article about plans by Australia, Britain, France, Germany, Norway and Switzerland to start deporting Kosovo refugees in the summer.

Paul spoke just days after the Dominican government announced it would start deporting non-citizens who did not submit applications to establish legal residency.

In 1992, as the wars were dying down, the United States decided to start deporting jailed gang members when their sentences were over.The notorious SalvatruchaBack in countries that were almost foreign to them, with no jobs, the deportees set up their own gangs.