Sentence examples for summary deportation from inspiring English sources

Many of the immigrants served five-month prison sentences and then faced summary deportation.

Mr Zelaya's many faults did not justify his early-morning arrest and summary deportation.

Prosecutors used the charges to pressure the immigrants both to plead guilty to lesser charges of document fraud and to agree to summary deportation, waiving their immigration rights.

Fearing that they would be convicted in a trial, most of the immigrants pleaded guilty to lesser charges of document fraud and also agreed to summary deportation.

Experiments in ever more intrusive surveillance, stop-and-search powers, summary deportation and extradition, and even punishment without reasonable suspicion, charge or trial: all these were first attempted with foreigners, terror suspects and the unworthy poor.

But those who declared only that they were looking for work were issued conditional-release visas, which left them subject to summary deportation, if the Interior Ministry decided, for whatever reason, not to renew the visas.

Workplace raids and stories of summary deportations stoke fears among Mexicans on both sides of the border.

Joung-ah Ghedini, a spokeswoman for the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, expressed concern about the expansion of summary deportations to the nation's borders.

But the United Nations noted that problems remained at American airports -- where summary deportations have occurred since 1997 -- even after inspectors received training about the importance of protecting asylum seekers.

The study was provided to The New York Times by a person unaffiliated with the United Nations who was concerned about the government's plan to expand summary deportations to the country's land borders.

She said her agency had also requested a meeting with the department to discuss the plan to expand summary deportations -- a process known as expedited removal -- to the land borders.