| The aim of the operation is to catch, jail, prosecute and ultimately deport illegal aliens trying to enter this country. |
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| This pressure led the police to deport even Indian nationals to Bangladesh. |
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| With unemployment rising, the government announced measures to deport illegal foreign workers. |
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| Last year, one of my neighbours was rounded up as part of an operation to deport illegal immigrants. |
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| Illegal residency was made a criminal offence, and a special police force was set up to seize and deport foreigners or rejected asylum-seekers. |
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| The Home Secretary will have greater freedom to exclude and deport foreigners preaching hate and violence. |
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| Ms Mutiti regretted that inadequate Government funding made it difficult for the department to repatriate and deport illegal immigrants. |
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| To that end they have the power to deport aliens convicted of criminal offences. |
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| A Maryland county executive says we should embrace illegal aliens and not deport them. |
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| The government also moved to deport 10 foreigners convicted during the 19 days of violence in troubled poor neighborhoods. |
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| Previous versions of the bill explicitly allowed police to deport foreigners for participation in political demonstrations. |
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| As of September 1, the immigration police returned to its aggressive tracking activities to expose and deport illegal immigrants. |
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| In his younger days, at the Australian academy, he did not always deport himself with the required delicacy. |
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| He decides to censor it and to supervise the author, watching out for further subversiveness lest it become necessary to deport him to an island. |
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| Human-rights activists have protested against measures that would allow Britain to deport suspects to countries where they could face torture. |
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| He would like to deport and expel people who are French, people who would otherwise vote in elections. |
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| A 1996 immigration reform law allows the government to deport illegal aliens convicted of an aggravated felony. |
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| An administrative decision to deport will be rigorously examined and subjected to the most anxious scrutiny. |
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| The authorities will be able to deport a harmless Egyptian cabbie who came to Britain as an economic migrant, for breaking immigration rules. |
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| Then the Alien Enemies Act gave the president the authority to confine or deport aliens of an enemy country during a state of war. |
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| Currently national legislation empowers the Minister of Home Affairs to expel or deport refugees who have transgressed national laws. |
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| And anti-trafficking laws supposed to protect the victims of trafficking are used to deport them. |
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| Not a single one of the men of diverse backgrounds indicated knowledge that he did not have the power to deport his wife back to South Asia. |
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| A special mobile police or army unit is being formed, in order to seize and deport foreigners or rejected asylum-seekers living illegally in the country. |
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| If you do not demand your rights or if you sign papers waiving your rights, the INS may deport you before you see a lawyer or an immigration judge. |
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| The deport Justin Bieber Petition, has already garnered the necessary number of signatures to elicit a White House response. |
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| Their partner will lie to them and say, 'If you tell anyone, I will deport you. |
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| I hardly even know what to say about the petition to deport Piers Morgan, now at over 80,000 signatures. |
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| The decision we take on how we deport ourselves over the months ahead will go very much to the reputation and standing of this country in the councils of the world. |
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| These may be needed in order to, for example, examine the person applying for admission, or to make sure that they do not abscond when a decision to deport has been taken. |
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| Their residency permit is then cancelled and orders are issued to detain and deport them. |
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| Some 22 countries are known to deport non-nationals living with HIV on the basis of their HIV status. |
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| Alternatively, immigration authorities may simply deport them to the State of origin if their immigration status is irregular. |
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| It must be carried out by governments who ought to resist the temptation sometimes to deport in order to seek approval from the mob. |
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| The Occupying Power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies. |
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| Many may believe that once we have them, policemen will stop swarthy characters on street corners and promptly deport those who have no right to remain. |
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| They were mostly young and middle-aged men who were afraid that the Germans would deport them as forced labor. |
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| Measures are increasingly being adopted to deport immigrant workers, including those who have become legal residents. |
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| The Secretary of State has also indicated an intention to exclude or deport individuals who have demonstrated specific unacceptable behaviour. |
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| As well, the government used this same legislation to deport supposed anarchists and subversives during the Red Scare, which emerged after the Russian Revolution, and the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. |
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| Let an ambassador deport himself in the most graceful manner before a prince. |
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| Some of the individuals were in hiding, being pursued by an Immigration Task Force set up to determine their whereabouts and deport them to face justice in their country of origin. |
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| On the deportation of children, he pointed out that it was very difficult for any country to deport children but not their parents, or parents but not their children. |
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| A popular petition begs the White House to deport Justin Bieber. |
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| All the country's police forces had been instructed to adhere strictly to those procedural rules and not to deport foreigners having family ties with Ecuadorian citizens. |
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| I was very concerned that on Christmas Eve of 2008, there was an order to deport Clifford Cornell in advance of the decision of the Federal Court of Canada on the appeal of the war resister Jeremy Hinzman. |
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| That person is believed to be dangerous and because he is considered dangerous and he is a foreign national, we want to deport him from the country. |
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| I suppose you've received information, by bush-telegraph, that that third assistant understrapper and ex-sailorman at Tulagi is going to deport me as an undesirable immigrant. |
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