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Another wave of deportations in 1945-46 carried off still more.

In Florida, Ms. Saucedo says she fears a wave of deportations if Congress passes no bill at all.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees recently urged countries to reverse a new wave of deportations to Haiti because conditions remain precarious there.

Another wave of deportations began last year after officials said they planned to find and arrest illegal immigrants who pose security threats and already have deportation orders.

The wave of deportations in the past few years, along with tougher state laws and persistent unemployment, have all created a mass exodus of Mexican parents who are leaving with their American sons and daughters.

The government has also registered more than 80,000 Arab and Muslim men in a process that may lead to the largest wave of deportations since the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

It has been estimated that this wave of deportation affected some 35,000 people.

He'll be back on Capitol Hill the following day for another hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, April 11, at 10 am ET. Congress' failure to protect the data of vulnerable users has created real world fears for immigrant rights activists working tirelessly to protect undocumented families facing a wave of deportation under President Trump.

Lincoln-Goldfinch's Austin office has overflowed with clients, shaken both by Trump's order and by a wave of deportation raids swept up dozens of longtime residents.

Several waves of deportations to Siberia and Central Asia accompanied the collectivization of agriculture: about 70,000 people were deported in late 1947; 70,000 in May 1948; and some 80,000 in 1949.

Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security last week returned about 40 Hondurans, including children, to their homeland – and they have promised that this is only the beginning of the newest waves of deportations.