Sentence examples for whose deportations from inspiring English sources

He won praise for signing a bill to allow driver's licenses for young people whose deportations have been halted by the Obama administration.

Like others whose deportations are canceled under the new policy, Mr. Bartsch will remain in limbo without any positive immigration status, Mr. Leopold said.

The Swedish Parliament passed a temporary act that gave thirty thousand people whose deportations were pending the right to have the Migration Board review their applications again.

But Mr. McAllister cannot help comparing his case with those of the ones whose deportation proceedings were halted.

The week before Ragbir's arrest, ICE apprehended Jean Montrevil, a Haitian immigrant and activist whose deportation New Sanctuary had successfully fought, in 2010.

A Zimbabwean asylum-seeker, whose deportation from Britain was halted when his wrist was broken while he was being restrained by security guards, has been released from detention after intervention by the South African government.

A Zimbabwean asylum seeker whose deportation from Britain was halted after his wrist was broken while he was being restrained by security guards is to be flown back to Africa tomorrow on a British Airways plane.

The police are frustrated, ordinary citizens bewildered and angry at a scandal that goes on and on.Vancouver was outraged recently by the bizarre murder of a five-month-old baby by a member of a Chinese triad, the "Big Circle Boys", whose deportation, as a criminal, had been ordered 18 months earlier.

The judiciary, at least, has been able to keep the government in check even though it gets regularly misrepresented, as we saw in Theresa May's breathtaking distortion of the story of the asylum seeker whose deportation was apparently halted because of a pet cat under the right to a family life.

Grieve has pointed to a woman and her son whose deportation to Lebanon was prevented by our courts on the grounds that she would lose custody of her young child to a formerly violent father he had never met, as the kind of decision that could be affected by a bill of rights with "interpretation clauses" that are more "consonant with our own legal and political traditions".

Scott also vetoed a bill that would have allowed driving licenses for immigrants whose deportation had been stayed.