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Of those, 179 were released after questioning, under a policy that gives priority to the deportation of people with criminal records or a repeated history of immigration violations.
Under a policy that went into effect in April 2009, the Obama administration is taking a much tougher stance on employers who hire illegal immigrants than any administration in decades.
Moving them is impractical and would be unjust, since the state moved them in the first place, under a policy that began in the 1960s and lasted for 20 years.
Campbell was supposed to be able to play under a policy that allowed individuals with exceptional skills to pursue professional careers while remaining on active duty, a policy that was recently rescinded.
Under a policy that began May 15, the Park Service is requiring a payment of $50 to $250 from groups that hire commercial photographers to snap pictures at some of the 390 monuments, parks and historic sites it oversees.
Under a policy that took effect Wednesday, police officials said, only uniformed officers in marked police cars will be allowed to stop drivers for speeding or suspicion of drunken driving.
La Repubblica reported that a further €25bn deficit-reduction package is under consideration, a policy that could test the sudden, but fragile, consensus within Italian politics.
Since foreign credit is virtually unobtainable, this will require a 180% rise in the government's internal debt.In this section The Kirchners make a dash for it Hard landing Governors under fire A policy that is outdated, expensive and unworkable Correction: Brazil's banks Reprints Related items Socialism in Venezuela: Feeding frenzyMar 12th 2009Mr Chávez says welfare programmes will not be cut.
This error was corrected online.In this section The Kirchners make a dash for it Hard landing Governors under fire A policy that is outdated, expensive and unworkable Correction: Brazil's banks Reprints Related items Brazil's banks: Spread betsMar 19th 2009.
These layoffs are partly due to funding cuts to employment and job training programs under the sequester, a policy that was not the result of an affirmative, proactive process; a policy that was never meant to take effect.
Back in 2011, President Barack Obama helped to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell, a policy that—under a misguided attempt to prevent discrimination and harassment forbade LGBT individuals from being "out" while enlisted in the military.
