Sentence examples for the existing detention from inspiring English sources

Aspects of the existing detention system will remain.

When Congress enacted it, lawmakers said the statute merely reaffirmed, and did not expand, the existing detention powers granted a decade earlier in the authorization to use military force against the perpetrators of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

"Recent actions by the city to drastically curtail the number of beds available at the city's jail to house immigration detainees meant the existing detention contract was no longer viable or cost effective," ICE's statement read.

So many have been detained in the past two weeks that they have overwhelmed the city's existing detention centers.

The rule would give DHS the power to license new and existing detention centers to house children indefinitely.

But more importantly, the "mess" of Christmas Island wasn't fixed it was simply moved onto existing detention centres on the mainland.

The order acknowledges that the "privilege of the writ of habeas corpus" is available to inmates, but also sets up a routine for holding prisoners indefinitely without charges (what the order calls "the executive branch's continued, discretionary exercise of existing detention authority").

The telegram ordered that "as many Jews – particularly affluent Jews – are to be arrested in all districts as can be accommodated in existing detention facilities ... Immediately after the arrests have been carried out, the appropriate concentration camps should be contacted to place the Jews into camps as quickly as possible".

But Mr. Nevin did not mention such details, and his motion "to preserve evidence at any existing detention facility" was unclassified, Colonel Pohl said.

"There will definitely be no migrant shelters," Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha told parliament in Bangkok on Wednesday, adding that existing detention centers would be used to hold those found to have entered Thailand illegally.

"This is so much larger than the existing ICE detention system".