France has called for more deportations across Europe while expediting its own deportations.
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In 2008, there were more than twice as many non-criminal deportations as criminal deportations.
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In 2013, his administration hit the all-time annual record of deportations, with more than 400,20163 deportations recorded.
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Though initially successful in stalling deportations, the case was overturned after appeals, and deportations picked up in April.
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But while the number of deportations have increased since he took office, the mass deportations he warned of haven't materialized.
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In this way the threat of deportations could have just as much of an effect as actual deportations, if not more.
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The deportations have been criticized in Norway and abroad, and activists and human rights groups worry that the deportations violate international law.
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And although deportations have increased since the beginning of Trump's presidency, they are still well below the level of deportations the Obama administration oversaw.
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However, while the DHS memos do not immediately call for massive deportations, they do put in place the mechanisms to make these deportations a reality.
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President Obama's criminal justice legacy: more clemency, but more deportations President Obama's criminal justice legacy: more clemency, but more deportations This segment originally aired Jan.
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And that could work, unless one of the logical results of a big increase in deportations and challenged deportations plays out: The need for more detention centers.
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CAP is responsible for between two-thirds and three-quarters of all deportations from within the United States (or deportations that did not happen at the border).
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It has ERO (Enforcement and Removal Operations), which is dealing with deportations -- which deals with arrests and deportations after people have gotten a hearing, if one is due.
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" The Senate Democratic official blasted back: "Republicans are in charge of Congress, the President ended DACA, and if deportations come, it'll be Donald Trump's ICE agents doing the deportations.
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Germany is pushing forward a law allowing for expedited deportations of immigrants who fail to establish asylum claims, and even making it a crime to inform migrants of pending deportations.
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Why it matters: As Axios' Stef Kight reported in December, there were 177,000 fewer deportations in 2017 than the year of lowest deportations under Obama (2009), despite Trump's tough-on-immigration rhetoric.
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Taken together, this could mean a massive increase in deportations.
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" Trump warned that if no compromise is reached, "Deportations start!
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Deportations without court hearings are more common than you think.
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Those deportations have fueled the growth of the gangs overseas.
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Tillerson also stressed that controversial deportations would be conducted legally.
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Twin Jet won the contract for deportations in February 2015.
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He has also pledged to increase deportations of unauthorized immigrants.
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The tiff is over Australia's increasing deportations of New Zealanders.
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The deportations increased rapidly after the US announced on Sept.
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In fact, Trump has proposed mass deportations of illegal immigrants.
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The president's directive would represent a massive escalation of deportations.
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Malaysia's foreign ministry did not immediately comment on the deportations.
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An acceleration in deportations is critical to this new approach.
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But, beyond Clinton's comments on deportations, none took surprising positions.
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I'm afraid of the deportations and families being ripped apart.
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Instantaneously, reports that Trump was ditching deportations filled the web.
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The U.N. refugee agency said the deportations "deeply concerned" it.
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The rate of arrests and deportations don't always correlate, however.
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After all, the Obama administration holds the record for deportations.
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Support for deportations has dropped as well, especially among Republicans.
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Other nations already expedite deportations or are moving toward that.
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The deportations in January caused widespread alarm in immigrant communities.
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The 5 hot issues are below the jump: Deportations: Pres.
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The government said the deportations occurred with the parents' consent.
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After all, a Democratic Congress could block funds for deportations.
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Fisher was alarmed at the implications of the preemptive deportations.
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Getting Mexico to do deportations instead would bypass that process.
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Deportations are usually a matter for individual states in Germany.
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American Airlines made 345 deportations, and Delta Airlines made 266.
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New research now suggests that the deportations helped exacerbate foreclosures.
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Other tribes suffered similar death rates in their forced deportations.
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He has also promised to stop the deportations of veterans.
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More officers would also probably mean more deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Trump argued Sunday that the deportations should come as no surprise.
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What will you do to stop the deportations and reunite families?
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The mass deportations that many feared have not come to pass.
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Consequently, deportations of homeowners might have real impact on their communities.
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Canada ended its own ban on deportations to Haiti last summer.
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The Turkish government has not commented on the reports of deportations.
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But if she's just rubber-stamping deportations, they go much faster.
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At least six have committed suicide since deportations began in 2002.
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A federal judge in San Diego indefinitely suspended deportations last month.
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Immigration officials typically have delayed deportations while such bills are pending.
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I think you're going to find a pause in these deportations.
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Another tried to spin the Obama administration's latest rounds of deportations.
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If no deal is reached by March 5, deportations could begin.
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Deportations of Syrian men from Istanbul have been on the rise.
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This makes the mass deportations the Democrats are afraid of impossible.
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Conservatives have attacked the Florida senator as too soft on deportations.
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Raul Rodriguez worked for the US government since 2000 processing deportations.
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We heard a lot about immigration, about the deportations and race.
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CLINTON: I would stop... RAMOS: The deportations for children... CLINTON: Yes.
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Deportations were already at historic levels before Trump came into office.
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An ad campaign urging people to fight their deportations in court.
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Indivisible is among the groups that favor a moratorium on deportations.
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Reports about deportations breaking up families are featured regularly on television.
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And we also know there has been a rise in deportations.
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On balance, voters support fixing our immigration system, not mass deportations.
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Indeed, President Obama tightened border crossings and presided over historic deportations.
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Mexico must oppose Mr. Trump's call for mass deportations of Mexicans.
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The White House has declined to comment on the Vietnamese deportations.
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At first, there were unlawful detentions and deportations of undocumented people.
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Mr. Sanders's immigration plan, by contrast, promises a moratorium on deportations.
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Now, new research shows that deportations often lead to more foreclosures.
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Finally, on deportations, Mexico must also publicize its nonnegotiable bottom line.
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The survey pegged support for the deportations at just 19 percent.
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From 19885 to 216, CAP was responsible for nearly 211,000 deportations.
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By then, they were getting nervous about mass deportations under Trump.
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But in fact, his administration set a new record for deportations.
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The deportations were being coordinated with Belarus and Russia, he said.
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Sweden, where a generous refugee program attracted tens of thousands of people, also had far more voluntary deportations than forced deportations after it toughed rules last year, at 16,000 compared with 2,500 forced to return home.
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Trump has vowed to repeal Obama's executive orders that halted deportations for people who came to the country illegally at a young age, as well as deportations of the parents of citizens and lawful permanent residents.
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That doesn't mean people could come into the U.S. without being deported — deportations would still be handled by civil courts as they always have been, but migrants wouldn't be imprisoned and prosecuted before those deportations happened.
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Deportations are carried out by two government agencies: the Department of Homeland Security, which arrests people charged with violating immigration laws, and the Executive Office for Immigration Review, a branch of the Justice Department that adjudicates deportations.
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A federal judge has stayed deportations for the time being, but people are still being detained upon entry to the US despite holding valid visas (and there are reports that deportations are going ahead despite the stay).
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Brazil has previously refused to receive mass deportations from the United States and is now allowing these transfers to help President Donald Trump's policy of speeding up deportations of illegal migrants at the Mexican border, they said.
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WASHINGTON — Arrests and deportations of undocumented immigrants inside the United States dropped in the past year, according to government data released on Wednesday, a sharp contrast to the "millions" of deportations that President Trump promised this summer.
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It would also add another $1.5 billion to support detention and deportations.
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It said the November deportations were handled "in accordance with the law".
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" Trump defended the deportations last week, describing them as "a military operation.
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And authorities have said that deportations from Mexico are on the rise.
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O'Rourke in turn blasted Cruz for supporting massive deportations of illegal immigrants.
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"That has a real impact on overall numbers of deportations," she said.
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Civil-rights advocates are doing what they can to prevent the deportations.
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Sabraw has temporarily barred deportations of reunified families pending a final decision.
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Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International also issued statements condemning the deportations.
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Small errors in compliance could lead to life-changing penalties and deportations.
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Before December 2016, deportations of non-Nigeriens to Niger had been suspended.
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Barack Obama presided over countless raids and a record number of deportations.
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Deportations would commence in April, at the start of the Passover holiday.
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They also handle deportations and are not without their problems or critics.
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The judge also put a temporary hold on deportations of reunited families.
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Ryan opposes Mr. Trump's call for 11 million deportations), trade deals (Mr.
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President Bill Clinton signed a law fast-tracking deportations, and between 2001
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The pain caused by these detentions and deportations is hurting students directly.
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But Democrats say it is within the president's authority to defer deportations.
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Or that Obama stepped up deportations, a baton Trump has taken further.
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The former handles criminal cases, while the latter's mandate includes civil deportations.
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RAMOS (through translator): So this is the moment of talking about deportations.
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His movement wants action — deportations, arrests, assassination and torture have been mooted.
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That number is in the ballpark of deportations in the Obama administration.
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This is 'once in a lifetime' shot to save US: Wall & deportations!
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His replacement is an immigration hard-liner who called for mass deportations.
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Mexico appeared to respond quickly, with detentions and deportations jumping almost immediately.
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But the total number of deportations also paints a more nuanced picture.
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Summed together, those two numbers can be a measure of total deportations.
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The other counts offer legal but likely ineffectual grounds to block deportations.
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This could slow the pace of deportations and, ironically, help the companies.
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Previously, only Salvadorans and Hondurans were subject to these types of deportations.
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"A lot," Mr. Biden responded, citing the "incredible pain" caused by deportations.
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Deportations from the interior also declined 22019 percent, to 219,23.2 from 1433,2012.
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Her appointment was at first controversial because of her enforcement of deportations.
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Here's what you need to know: • New rules allow for more deportations.
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Do we get more value from billions of dollars spent on deportations?
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Obama had previously voiced misgivings about unilaterally suspending deportations on multiple occasions.
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The Northern League party, under Matteo Salvini, has pledged mass migrant deportations.
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The Justice Department began hiring more immigration judges to speed up deportations.
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To be sure, the decision of local and state officials not to lend their resources to immigration enforcement efforts means that either there will be fewer deportations or the deportations will be more expensive for the federal government.
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What is more, by challenging the Turkish justification for the Black Sea deportations, Morris and Ze'evi almost imply that if there had been a military threat in that region, the marches and deportations might have been morally right.
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The administration's deportations have ebbed in recent years, as illegal border crossings have slowed, and President Obama has used broad executive action to defer the deportations of hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who are the lowest enforcement priorities.
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But groups supporting Mr. Trump's moves on illegal immigration say that the deportations were long overdue, and would stop unauthorized immigrants from taking jobs from citizens, even if it meant that painful deportations would be taking place more often.
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DEFINING CRIMINAL Official reports on deportations describe immigrants with convictions as criminal aliens.
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Over the past few years, the administration has quietly and quickly curbed deportations.
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When it comes to deportations, there is no "time is up," Maldonado said.
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Salvini's rhetoric against immigrants, while not the most extreme, nevertheless countenanced mass deportations.
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He has opposed reform, as well as executive actions that forestalled some deportations.
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The Lebanese government must halt all further deportations of refugees from Syria immediately.
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And even without mass deportations, they will be forced back into the shadows.
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Sandweg also brought up another source of concern: diverting resources to increase deportations.
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The Trump administration hasn't yet increased arrests or deportations beyond circa-2011 levels.
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Trump had 177,000 fewer deportations in his first year than Obama's first year.
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In Guatemala on Wednesday, Kelly denied the administration was embarking on mass deportations.
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Kobach castigated the Obama administration's handling of immigration and deportations before both delegations.
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Ms. Wood said mass deportations would add chaos to a dysfunctional immigration system.
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She especially likes Trump's pledges to halt illegal immigration and speed up deportations.
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It's our moral imperative to stop deportations and the tearing apart of families.
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A state official who rules on deportations is afraid of regretting any decision.
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Immigration activists in the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda protest deportations on Tuesday.
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And he would make America great again with punitive tariffs and mass deportations.
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Sanders would pause all deportations until the federal government audits its immigration practices.
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The people who would be deporting DREAMers know that such deportations are possible.
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QUESTION (through translator): Secretary Clinton, you've also said you want to stop deportations.
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Crimean Tatars, Krymchaks, and Karaites experienced deportations and repressions in the Soviet-era.
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There were a lot of deportations, and we're not asking for new laws.
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I saw the cost of hate crimes, deportations, and detentions across the country.
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Trump's calls for a border wall and more deportations were inspiration for some.
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Germany topped the list of most deportations last year, sending back 3,440 Afghans.
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"Early on, a lot of Dreamers wouldn't even talk about deportations," Garcia says.
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The government uses two terms when it talks about deportations: removal and return.
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"We don't agree with these deportations," said Adrian Ils, a retiree from Cologne.
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This was after the county sheriff renounced cooperation with immigration officials seeking deportations.
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The Republican must develop a vision of immigration beyond crackdowns, walls, and deportations.
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If deportations continue at the same clip until the fiscal year ends Sept.
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Trump has promised to begin these deportations on his first day in office.
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After Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, the largest number of unauthorized immigrants comes from China (an estimated 268,23), where deportations run aground on a less literal wall: China is one of 23 countries that do not cooperate with deportations.
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Federal judge blocks Trump immigration order, suspending deportations Federal judge blocks Trump immigration order, suspending deportations A federal judge in Brooklyn blocked part of an executive order that President Donald Trump signed Friday barring visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Deportations are increasing in Las Vegas and Nevada as a whole, immigration advocates say.
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Begin the border wall, impose term limits, start mass deportations — to name a few.
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For perspective, there were more deportations under President Obama than any previous U.S. leader.
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But the President suddenly countermanded his order for mass deportations in a weekend tweet.
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Trump's stepped-up deportations are, of course, primarily hurting undocumented immigrants and their families.
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Many Mexicans fear that Mr Trump's order could raise sharply the number of deportations.
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That could mean DREAMers will face the prospect of mass deportations within a year.
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We refuse to facilitate mass deportations of people the government believes to be undesirable.
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For instance, they might be for both single-payer health care and mass deportations.
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Nor does it offer security, especially since the April deportations, which included asylum seekers.
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A BBC spokesman told CNN that the organization was "very disappointed" at the deportations.
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Salesforce has maintained that their software is not used by CBP to enable deportations.
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The deportations haven't stopped, but we had made Sweden pay attention to our struggle.
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"I think you are going to find a pause in these deportations," Reid said.
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Is it any wonder he would criticize Trump's plan mass deportations and massive wall?
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President Trump also said that deportations would be expedited after the July Fourth holiday.
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Some Indonesians have taken up sanctuary at churches in New Jersey to avoid deportations.
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But that does nothing to stop the deportations of less well-paid New Zealanders.
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In reality there is little chance of any deportations, which would surely be illegal.
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But while mass deportations thankfully never occurred, the unemployment rate is currently 22019 percent.
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This is an increase in deportations of 23 percent over President George W. Bush.
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Palantir provides software for ICE, which has been used for workplace raids and deportations.
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No major Democrats seem to be on board with open borders and zero deportations.
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And with President Trump vowing to increase deportations, it's possible that number will climb.
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The Post noted it was unclear why there have been fewer deportations under Trump.
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Compounding these sentiments are the current threats of deportations, TPS cancellations and DACA limbo.
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But not before he was interrupted by more protesters, shouting about deportations under Obama.
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" December 2015: "Criminal deportations in the U.S. are the lowest number in many years.
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In the Central Valley, deportations and the fear of deportation have threatened local economies.
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But compared to mass deportations, senseless spree killings and environmental decimation, it's small potatoes.
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" What they're saying: De Blasio: "Did you say those deportations were a good idea?
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Stepped-up enforcement of immigration measures put many on edge over deportations, while Gov.
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Deportations of non-criminal aliens must not only be limited; they must be ended.
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"We expect heated calls for raids and deportations from the other side," Gutiérrez continued.
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From 2006 to 2013, the program led to 175,000 deportations, according to federal statistics.
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He added that quick deportations were essential for an immigration enforcement system to work.
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But we know that if the deportations continue, he will not be the last.
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Deportations of undocumented Haitian immigrants, though, were ordered to resume under the Obama administration.
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And some voters grimace at the deportations that occurred when Biden was vice president.
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Extended detentions or deportations caused by mistranslation or lack of translation are not rare.
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Record-high deportations from the U.S. dismantle the lives of deportees and their families.
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The purple walls are adorned with posters denouncing deportations and neighborhood children's art projects.
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President Trump plans to hire more 24,21989 more immigration agents and step up deportations.
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Statistics on other Muslim countries' record on Uighur arrests and deportations are not clear.
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But advocates said they need to hear more explicitly from Democratic presidential candidates that they acknowledge that Democrats also carried out a program of mass deportations, especially in the early years of the Obama administration, when Obama's pace of deportations outran Trump's.
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Some were sent back before a federal judge issued an emergency order temporarily barring deportations.
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Taking a stand Tuesday night wasn't the first time Marks has publicly spoken against deportations.
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In many cases, minor immigration violations led to deportations that cost people jobs and dreams.
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That it will refuse to participate in the mass deportations proposed by our President-elect.
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Hash tag abolish ICE, reunite families now, halt deportations and end detention as a deterrent.
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Deportations of MS-13 members Over the years, authorities have deported many MS-13 members.
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Advocates believe the Trump administration has made these decisions in order to speed up deportations.
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The President has been under fire for increasing immigration raids and deportations during his administration.
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Deportations weren't supposed to happen until the registration program had run its course, in June.
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In line with Trump's campaign promises, ICE is cracking down on deportations since Jan 20.
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The harassment, detention and deportations that followed resulted in the resignation of the home secretary.
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But Trump said deportations would begin in two weeks if a solution is not found.
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Yet it was now unclear to what length Trump would go to execute those deportations.
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Mike Pence, gave conflicting answers about whether the nominee's immigration plan still includes mass deportations.
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Some have even tried to pin the recent Windrush scandal over threatened deportations on him.
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Booker's attack came after the exchange between de Blasio and Biden about Obama-era deportations.
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The effort marked a shift in approach to deportations, from targeting individuals to undocumented families.
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Trump's orders to deter sanctuary cities, prioritize deportations and empower local officials are proceeding apace.
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And McCarthy admitted Trump might face an uphill battle launching mass deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Deportations have plummeted since 6900, when the Obama administration shifted its priority to criminal aliens.
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Go deeper: Trump's first year in office saw 177,000 fewer deportations than Obama's first year.
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They backed Obama's executive actions to defer deportations of up to five million undocumented immigrants.
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Chait glides past the escalation in deportations—well over two million—that Obama presided over.
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He pretends that illegal immigration can be ended with a border wall and mass deportations.
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As for Barack Obama, notes Ms Torres, deportations have reached record levels under his presidency.
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I was there with Haim Goren, an Orthodox schoolteacher and outspoken proponent of the deportations.
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Both have said they support Mr. Obama's use of executive power to defer deportations. Mrs.
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The Trump administration has sharply ramped up immigration enforcement, including deportations of those here illegally.
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Do deportations "break the cycle of amnesty and illegal immigration," as Mr. Trump has said?
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Other new cases added to the docket concerned deportations, students with disabilities, and criminal fines.
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Sessions has also pressured judges to increase their workloads to accelerate the pace of deportations.
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Texas stalled administrative relief, time remains for the president to provide relief from record deportations.
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His words seem to contradict his stated desire to speed deportations and curb illegal immigration.
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However, the government did not address any direct claims of police raids or forcible deportations.
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Another executive order signed by Trump prioritizes deportations for undocumented immigrants who take public benefits.
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Trump's immigration policy would result in one of the largest mass deportations in modern history.
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Activists called the president the "deporter in chief" because of a record-pace of deportations.
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Both measures helped drive deportations to roughly 400,000 per year during Mr. Obama's first term.
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His replacement is Mark Morgan, an immigration hard-liner who has called for mass deportations.
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Sanctuary cities commit to limiting deportations and cooperation with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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In September 2016, the Obama administration announced it would resume deportations of undocumented Haitian immigrants.
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Team Rising looks at Biden's questionable comments on deportations and the latest impeachment polling numbers.
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DACA deportations could cost the US economy over $400 billion, according to a 2017 study.
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" Vela said, regarding mass deportations, "Very clearly the Obama administration was wrong on this issue.
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In 2009, the year Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama took office, there were 27,222 deportations.
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But in total, their deportations made up less than 0.7% of the reported 1,386 flights.
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To make things worse, shortly after deportations resumed, Category-4 Hurricane Matthew trashed Haiti's southwest.
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But the deportations were slow and in some years did not take place at all.
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I oppose any registry of Muslims, reject torture, condemn mass deportations and support abortion rights.
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" Allowing immigrants to be detained at their properties, it said, helps ICE to "supercharge deportations.
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Without significant new resources, the courts would probably slow Mr. Trump's deportations to a stall.
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DHS officials said at the time that the new rules wouldn't lead to mass deportations.
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His administration has sought to step up deportations of immigrants residing in the U.S. illegally.
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Trump is rushing headlong into Muslim bans and mass deportations, wall building and Obamacare dismantling.
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Last year, Ukraine's parliament approved a resolution that said the deportations were tantamount to genocide.
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Ramos noted at the time that Biden never explained whether the deportations were a mistake.
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Between the lines: The cost of DACA deportations could run as high as $7.5 billion.
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Republicans want to increase the number as part of their drive to speed immigrant deportations.
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" Should he not be satisfied with lawmakers' progress in that time, Trump wrote, "Deportations start!
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So the decrease in deportations, compared to Obama levels, is explained by border crossing decline.
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The Trump administration has announced plans to increase deportations and broaden the categories of immigrants targeted.
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There would be some legal limits to deportations even if the SVP proposal takes force, however.
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Trump also has issued executive orders that pave the way for a dramatic increase in deportations.
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Yet most Americans did not vote for Trump, and most Americans do not favor mass deportations.
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Deportations from the US to Cambodia increased by 279% in 2018 compared to the previous year.
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The Obama and Bush administrations both increased deportations of illegal migrants, yet avoided separating migrant families.
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Biden has been hesitant to distance himself from the mass deportations that occurred on Obama's watch.
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While deportations are down, there was a 25% increase in ICE arrests, the Washington Post reported.
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A federal judge then issued an emergency stay on deportations of detainees under the executive order.
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Because the case involved deportations, the 9th Circuit said it must be litigated in immigration court.
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"No," White House press secretary Sean Spicer said when asked whether mass deportations are the goal.
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"Let me be very, very clear: There will be no, repeat, no mass deportations," Kelly said.
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But the biggest, most controversial ones—banning Muslims, increasing deportations, repealing Obamacare—are already becoming reality.
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Despite political support for the crackdown and tougher rules on immigration, police struggle to enforce deportations.
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"I think you're going to find a pause in these deportations," the Democratic leader told reporters.
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Taiwan's government is scrambling to deal with the deportations in the midst of a political transition.
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While he defended the record on immigration and deportations, the question remains unanswered on sanctuary cities.
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Mr. Burton said that most cases involving deportations to China involve violations of Canadian immigration laws.
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But in the meantime, he ordered a "stay" of deportations until that issue can be litigated.
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Since then, immigration officials have been increasing deportations, the DHS claimed, averaging about 14 per week.
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So the president got to a record number of deportations by deporting lots of other people.
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Within the AAPI community, Southeast Asian Americans have experienced significant deportations at the hands of ICE.
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And even as President Obama pushed for immigration reform, his administration approved high numbers of deportations.
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Adam Coogle, Jordan researcher for Human Rights Watch, said he had been tracking deportations since 2014.
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They steer clear of the biggest blights on Obama's record—the deportations and drones and Syria.
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Last week Vienna said it would step up deportations of migrants to countries it deems safe.
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Nearly 100,000 Jewish children were trapped in Nazi Germany as violence, poverty, arrests, and deportations intensified.
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According to No Deportations, 403,597 immigrants in the UK IRCs were on suicide watch in 2015.
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Mass deportations on a summary basis is not the ideal of justice envisioned by America's Founders.
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He dropped targeted deportations for a broader approach that officials boast is meant to spread fear.
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The count of deportations included cases in which judges allowed immigrants to leave the country voluntarily.
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There's no compelling biblical case for 400,000 immigrants versus 2 million, or 25,000 deportations versus 100,000.
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Some agents in the investigations unit have said the Trump administration has prioritized ICE's deportations mission.
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Though the Trump administration may have dropped the deportations, it was not for lack of trying.
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"We have absolutely got to avoid any noncriminal deportations while we sort it out," he wrote.
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My objection is not to the coverage of deportations and the drama of desert border crossings.
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Before Trump, she said, Puente had focused its efforts on stopping deportations at ICE or after.
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The plan contributed to a doubling of deportations between 21, before it was enacted, and 230.
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Never once has it passed a law giving the president authority to defer deportations for millions.
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I will not be diverted from all possible efforts to continue negotiating to stop the deportations.
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In 2012, the most active year for deportations during Mr. Obama's presidency, 409,849 people were deported.
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Zachary Hoover, executive director of LA Voice, of the escalation of deportations under the Trump administration.
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Ever since, the number of annual asylum applications has slid and deportations are increasing, CNN reported.
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That statement seems to contradict Chief Justice John Roberts's understanding that such deportations will not happen.
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"If there were mass deportations, we would have to cancel half of our policies," he said.
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He didn't like Mr. Trump's attacks on Senator John McCain or his calls for mass deportations.
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In immigration law, deportations are the removal of illegal aliens from the interior of the country.
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In its year-end statistics, ICE did not break down its deportations by type of criminality.
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Orrego-Savala also was charged on Tuesday in federal court with illegal entry after previous deportations.
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That's why they keep talking about deportations of Jews during the war and other negative things.
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As immigration enforcement and deportations increase under President Trump, some religious leaders are striking back. Rev.
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They actually were able to stop deportations by simply explaining to people what their rights were.
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Germany also halted the deportations of all Uighurs to China, citing the same concern, last month.
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A border wall with Mexico, and the mass deportations of scores of Mexican migrants to America.
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Trump has also called for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants and appeared to lay the groundwork for such steps in the executive orders he signed Wednesday, which included boosting Border Patrol forces by 5,000 and hiring 10,000 more immigration enforcement officers responsible for carrying out deportations. Rep.
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Also on Tuesday, new statistics from the Department of Homeland Security (reported by Politico's Ted Hesson) showed that deportations are actually down from last year — from an average 2667,219 deportations per month in 703 to an average of 270,225 over the first five months of Trump's presidency.
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Proposed by Congressmen Andy LevinAndrew (Andy) LevinMichigan House Democrats plan vigil for Iraqi man who died after deportation House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Immigrant rights advocates say diabetic man died after being deported to Iraq MORE (D-Mich.) and John MoolenaarJohn Robert MoolenaarHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Let's pause Iraqi deportations Bipartisan group asks DHS, ICE to halt deportations of Iraqi nationals MORE (R-Mich.), this bipartisan bill would pause most Iraqi deportations for two years, to give our Iraqi neighbors a chance to invoke the processes immigration law entitles them to—a chance to explain their individual circumstances to an immigration judge and show that under current law and current facts, their old removal orders are no longer appropriate.
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Its creation led to more deportations, which escalated during the Obama administration, especially during his first term.
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The administration is engaged in an effort to dramatically ramp up detentions and deportations of unauthorized immigrants.
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But the result may be speedy deportations for people whose lives may be in danger back home.
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There remained little question, for example, about whether Trump would push to increase deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Trump administration officials have become even more aggressive than the Obama administration, which set records for deportations .
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Advocates believe the Trump administration has undercut the independence of judges in order to speed up deportations.
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The Justice Department has opposed the request and disputed whether the judge has authority to delay deportations.
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It's no wonder we're concerned about government deportations—those people are our friends, our neighbors, our family.
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The deportations started with migrants who did not apply for asylum or had their applications declared inadmissible.
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The country's economy could also take a hit from mass deportations of Mexicans, promised by Trump's administration.
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With Trump's Immigrations and Customs Enforcement stepping up deportations in the past week, it's certainly a possibility.
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Despite rhetoric about respecting migrants' rights, Mexican officials concede that deportations are all but certain to rocket.
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President Barack Obama has already set the bar on most deportations carried out under a single administration.
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They also have expedited court proceedings at the border that makes deportations move faster than on average.
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It's also yet another setback for the Trump administration amid efforts to expedite deportations of unauthorized migrants.
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The American Civil Liberties Union persuaded Judge Goldsmith at the end of June to halt the deportations.
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But what Clinton didn't counter with was a plan to stop deportations and the separation of families.
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It was an impossible vow to keep, but the country still braced for an onslaught of deportations.
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Mass deportations that began under Barack Obama have continued under Mr Trump, albeit with more ostentatious cruelty.
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De Blasio accused former Biden of dodging questions on deportations that took place under the Obama administration.
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More Details On His Immigration Policies Memos issued last week caused panic with threats of mass deportations.
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The Los Angeles Police Department has publicly said they will not take part in any mass deportations.
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On Trump's watch, ICE has ratcheted up deportations, continuing a trend that started under President Barack Obama.
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There have been no official reports of deportations from either Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar or Oman.
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The Department of Homeland Security also said it will increase deportations to Haiti in the coming weeks.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump was avowedly anti-immigrant, promising a Muslim-ban, deportations, and a border wall.
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The Trump administration outlined plans this week for more aggressive deportations of immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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"The one million deportations that are often cited for 1954 are absolutely inaccurate and false," Hernandez said.
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The CBP's overall budget of $11.3 billion comes nowhere near the funding needed to perform mass deportations.
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But Turkey has shown little willingness to accept returned migrants, so deportations are unlikely to happen soon.
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Only 21949 migrants were sent back; further deportations were postponed because of delays in processing asylum applications.
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Deportations made up a small fraction of the 20,000 rejected asylum seekers who left Sweden last year.
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More than 200,000 recipients have their DACA expiring in the window that DHS will allow renewal. Deportations?
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Still, Democrats said DHS's focus on deportations and wall construction amount to a mismanagement of available resources.
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Some aid groups warned mass deportations could unsettle the country that has long history of political instability.
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Braun also said the process of asylum applications needed to be sped up and deportations made easier.
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In hand-painted red letters, the door proclaims "Refugees Welcome," and large signs protesting deportations hang inside.
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Last month, he said Austria should step up deportations of people who do not qualify for asylum.
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In the Ottoman context, camps were used to brutally dispose of remaining Armenians who had survived deportations.
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The policies were credited with more than half a million deportations and detentions between 2005 and 2012.
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They also said they need the money to deal with rising costs related to arrests and deportations.
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"I asked the vice president if he used his power to stop those deportations," de Blasio said.
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He also struggled or dodged on some issues, including whether he supported President Obama's actions on deportations.
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Biden defended the Obama administration's record on deportations when confronted about it during the September Democratic debate.
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Those who want speedier deportations are outraged that the court now takes years to decide a case.
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The directive was framed as a way to push back against Donald Trump's mission to increase deportations.
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Mr. Sanders has called for a moratorium on deportations pending a review of the current immigration system.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont vows a moratorium on deportations and a move to "break up" ICE.
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Biden didn't take the bait when Castro went after the Obama administration's abysmal record on immigrant deportations.
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The effects of Dreamer deportations and/or sending them back into the shadows is far less reversible.
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"I asked the vice president if he used his power to stop those deportations," de Blasio asked.
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Mexican crackdown: Detentions and deportations in Mexico have multiplied in recent weeks, amid intense pressure from Washington.
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One of them, led by Rasmus Paludan, is promising deportations of Muslims in the hundreds of thousands.
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Theoretically, the boy, because laws pertaining to Mexicans allow for swifter deportations, could be quickly sent home.
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The new deportations include an expected 46 people who are scheduled to arrive in Cambodia on Dec.
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An Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman, Brendan Raedy, declined to confirm the new deportations set for Dec.
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The Hellenic League documented a total of 17 forcible deportations, or pushbacks, including those of seven children.
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He estimates that Puente has had a hand in stopping about 300 deportations in Arizona since 2012.
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As he rejected what he called the enforcement-first approach of his predecessors, deportations from Mexico plummeted.
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Mr. Trump is seeking to tighten the border, restrict immigration and increase deportations from the United States.
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Mass deportations might also result in the loss of many millions of dollars in remittances for Mexico.
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The police have noted Ms. Merkel's wishes for more deportations but say they are difficult to execute.
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The Canadian government lifted a temporary protection policy for Haiti in 2705 and resumed deportations in March.
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Deportations from the U.S. have fuelled the industry by bringing an influx of English-speaking job-seekers.
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But this summer's deportations of Syrians persuaded Mr. al-Hassan that even Turkey was no longer safe.
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Ironically, it's hard to think of a bigger progressive priority than fighting this administration on excessive deportations.
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There were more than 20173,000 deportations to Guatemala during the decade through 2019, the institute's data show.
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The immigration agency has indicated it might start those deportations as soon as Tuesday, the ACLU said.
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Immigration The Trump administration is starting deportations under its new "safe third country" asylum agreement with Guatemala.
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The Obama administration has left President-elect Trump with an immigration court crisis that severely limits deportations.
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Many of those deportations — at least hundreds of thousands — would have to be approved by immigration judges.
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But they're not all MS-13, and there is no clear data on deportations by gang affiliation.
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Peel back the numbers further, and black immigrants make up a disproportionate amount of criminal-based deportations.
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Already backlogged, most immigration courts are closed because of the shutdown, leading to long delays in deportations.
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Mr. Obama had been criticized by immigrant rights groups for excessive deportations, especially in his first term.
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The lower rate of deportations doesn't mean Trump has embraced a hands-off approach to immigration enforcement.
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She dreams of a day when deportations end and families are reunited on a path to citizenship.
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I am disturbed by the increase in detentions and deportations of well-established and law-abiding immigrants.
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Despite Videgaray's comments, Mexican officials have reportedly taken steps to prepare for a new wave of deportations.
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And, lawyers representing the families will likely file motions to reopen their immigration cases, delaying their deportations significantly.
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But the very real threat of mass deportations will inevitably strain US-Mexico relations, both diplomatically and economically.
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In the aftermath, six federal courts ordered temporary halts to deportations until the order's legality could be resolved.
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Mass deportations were coming, advocates warned, vowing to fight any efforts the administration made to step up enforcement.
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A recent Pew Research poll suggests that 58 percent of Americans support increasing deportations of people here illegally.
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Early signs also suggest the Trump administration will focus on deportations of undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records.
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More recently, Trump has backtracked and stated that he will instead focus deportations on individuals with criminal records.
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The ICM program can also be used by the Enforcement and Removal Office of ICE, which handles deportations.
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Americans say, however, they are more concerned about the effects of deportations than they are about immigrant crimes.
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Emma Lozano and Ken Heintzelman have offered shelter to other undocumented immigrants who think their deportations are imminent.
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" Deportations have continued, she noted, and the tensions around immigration status, nationality, and race are still "very bad.
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During President Barack Obama's administration, undocumented immigrants dealt with waves of deportations that prioritized people with criminal records.
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The ACLU asked the judge for an order delaying deportations for one week once a family is reunited.
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For years, human rights activists in the US and Mexico criticized CBP's notorious practice of late-night deportations.
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Mr. Erdogan usually refers only to "deportations" and "events," which he once said were "reasonable" for the period.
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Their governments have tightened visa requirements, increased deportations and beefed up coast-guard patrols to intercept smugglers' vessels.
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He won on border security, building the wall, and even Californians, the majority want deportations to go on.
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"One might see more efforts viewed as helping unauthorized immigrants against a rising levels of deportations," Mittelstadt said.
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If we see more deportations, we're going to see films that have to deal with tearing families apart.
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Trump This was the case that slammed the brakes on deportations as part of implementing Trump's executive order.
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On Tuesday, 146 House Democrats sent a letter to the Obama administration demanding a halt to the deportations.
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And do these removals truly represent a new front in the effort to maintain record numbers of deportations?
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President Trump also recently issued executive orders that advocate for mass deportations that would help fill these quotas.
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Trump has proposed tripling the number of ICE officers to ramp up the number of deportations each year.
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Last week, Sabraw indefinitely extended a freeze on family deportations, giving lawyers more time to address asylum issues.
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Trump is generally clamping down on immigration enforcement, implementing policies that could cause a dramatic wave in deportations.
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" (They must be forgetting deportations hit record numbers under the Obama administration.) "Markets sink as trade war looms.
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The administration is also eyeing a crackdown on illegal immigration with a new push to ramp up deportations.
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Trump's push to maximize immigration enforcement and deportations has resurfaced some tensions between the agency's two largest offices.
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Others waved Mexican or U.S. flags or signs that called for immigration reform and an end to deportations.
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But Justice Kennedy questioned whether the president can defer deportations for millions of people without specific congressional authorization.
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" Of the 11 million deportations, he said, "there is a very good chance the answer could be yes.
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He cited systemic discrimination, voter disenfranchisement and mass deportations of "Dreamers" as occurrences he may speak out about.
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His administration has also issued a series of rules to limit asylum-seekers and to make deportations easier.
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Some had ignored final orders of deportation, according to ICE, the agency responsible for immigrant arrests and deportations.
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The administration has also issued a number of rules to limit asylum-seekers and to make deportations easier.
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I will prioritize deportations only of people who have committed a felony or a serious crime, No. 1.
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Gallego explained the veterans' combat experience, combined with the limitations of permanent residence, can lead to unjust deportations.
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And the federal government has urged Germany's 214 states to double last year's total of almost 2280,2000 deportations.
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Deportations: Trump's immigration policy focuses on punishment of people who have already arrived in the US without papers.
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On deportations, Trump referenced Obama's own record: Trump first deployed this line in the 3rd general election debate.
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An act passed March 303, by presidential decree, suspended asylum applications for a month and allowed immediate deportations.
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To adopt this as standard procedure to facilitate deportations is inhumane and does nothing to make Americans safer.
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The second interruption happened when a couple of protesters heckled Biden for the Obama admin's record on deportations.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss details of deportations that had not been officially announced.
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"A lot of people returned to Mexico after the housing bust, and then came the deportations," he said.
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Among those destinations are Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, which, until now, have been considered too dangerous for deportations.
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Once that's done, obviously mass deportations of people who are causing crime, people who have committed gang rapes.
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The New Jersey district court also issued a temporary hold on deportations of a group of Indonesian immigrants.
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But the new police operation has already more than tripled the amount of deportations of some Central Americans.
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For some immigrant advocacy groups, though, even those narrow exceptions would open the door to too many deportations.
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His family, once torn apart by his parents' deportations, is now slowly rebuilding itself in the United States.
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Rise and Resist opposes President Donald Trump's administration and advocates ending deportations and family separations at the border.
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Immigration: Deportations are far lower under the Trump administration compared to the same period during the Obama administration.
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" He prodded Biden about what he did to prevent the deportations, and asked, "Why should Latinos trust you?
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That was candidate Donald Trump's argument for suggesting mass deportations of undocumented Mexican immigrants from the United States.
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The deportations were a significant step for the European Union in its effort to curb the migrant crisis.
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Nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants have been granted work permits and deferred deportations under the Obama-era program.
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Most Ottoman Armenians lost their lives in forced deportations in 1915, while others converted to Islam to survive.
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Two major immigration groups said they understood a "moratorium" to mean a ban on deportations, with no exceptions.
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"When he says we're going to do a moratorium on deportations on Day One, that's huge," Archila said.
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According to the agency, these removals accounted for 22% of the agency's 2000,25 deportations in fiscal year 2702.
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"I will not stop all deportations if you commit a crime that's a felony," he told Mr. Rojas.
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Following that bombing, the German government has temporarily suspended deportations and said it would reassess Afghanistan's security situation.
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Mr. Trump, however, signed an executive order in 2017 that directed agents to not be selective with deportations.
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He defended his effort to ramp up deportations as necessary to protect American economic and national security interests.
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Government officials have been openly xenophobic, enacting strict immigration laws that critics say are geared to facilitate deportations.
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The organization also works to prevent wrongful deportations from the United States and provides legal and emergency services.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has promised to lock up more immigrants than ever while pursuing mass deportations.
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Policies that result in trade wars or mass deportations would undermine the success of a Trump economic revolution.
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I will prioritize deportations only of people who have committed a felony or a serious crime, number one.
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It was unclear if the operations were part of a ramping-up of deportations by the Trump administration.
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Some of the most significant new elements are protections for children and far more extensive deportations of adults.
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Eased federal rules for deportations issued last week have emboldened ICE agents and pushed some immigrants into hiding.
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The government also postponed deportations for people who were likely to face torture if they were sent back.
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Although in the past Palantir downplayed accusations that it helps ICE with deportations, recent reporting has proven otherwise.
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In September, the Obama administration detained Haitians at the U.S.-Mexico border arriving without visas and ordered deportations.
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After Hurricane Matthew struck in early October, the administration delayed deporting Haitians, but then resumed deportations in November.
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Radio-Canada also reported that Canada was suspending deportations of Haitians to their homeland because of the violence.
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Tarek Attiya, a spokesman for the Egyptian police, said that he could not confirm or deny the deportations.
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But he also doesn't want to be blamed for deportations of DACA recipients if it comes to that.
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Which makes it all the more depressing how many of the deportations of families have already gone through.
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We endorse many of those promises like building the wall, deportations, ending refugee resettlement, preserving the Second Amendment, etc.
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There are plenty of areas where even his strongest supporters are critical — on drone strikes and deportations, for example.
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More deportations would require more staff at every level of the system to investigate, apprehend and process those targeted.
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According to the official gazette published by the French government, these kinds of deportations using private aircrafts aren't new.
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In 2010, the Interior Ministry was looking for an airplane in order to carry out deportations and liaison missions.
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" But, she added, "What I haven't seen is a wide scale systematic approach of combing databases for mass deportations.
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Instead, the government claimed it had reached another agreement with Vietnam that did not allow the deportations after all.
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The changes could potentially lead to more denials and deportations before migrants' full cases can be heard, they said.
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The funds will be used to help prevent deportations and process green card applications, among other services, state Sen.
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Sanctuary cities could throw a wrench into President Donald Trump's latest order to ramp up deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Kelly said there would be "no use of military force in immigration operations," and "no, repeat, no" mass deportations.
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" Giuliani: Trump no longer wants mass deportations Carson added: "Perhaps there were others who had already learned those things.
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"Anyone who celebrates 69 deportations for his 69th birthday is in the wrong job," she said in a statement.
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While unlikely, the worry is that the Trump administration would use personal information gathered through DACA to pursue deportations.
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According to Xinhua, Chinese police "kept their Taiwan counterparts informed of all developments" with regard to the latest deportations.
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Barack Obama painted such an appealing picture of liberal America that it diverted our attention from drones and deportations.
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ICE's detention compliance and removals office handles deportations, and the sanitary, safety, and health conditions within ICE detention facilities.
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Despite DHS chief John Kelly's assurance that there will not be mass deportations, some state governments are being proactive.
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And while consumers benefit from the cheaper labor, Camarota said that certain employers would be hardest hit by deportations.
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Earlier this month, the European Union and Afghanistan reached a deal which aims to speed up deportations of Afghans.
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In contrast with deportations, arrests of undocumented immigrants has risen in the first few months of the Trump administration.
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And due to the staggering immigration court backlog, those deportations are often of immigrants who were arrested years prior.
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How will you reverse the record-breaking deportations under the current Obama administration that are literally tearing families apart?
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In May 2015, the UK passed a ban on deportations to Afghanistan because the country was considered too dangerous.
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Even if you only assume he gets to the 410,13 Obama rate, it's 700,000 additional deportations over four years.
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In some cases, advocates succeeded in stopping deportations at the last minute by providing legal counsel to the families.
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UNICEF called the decision "unreasonable" in a statement and urged the government not to move ahead with the deportations.
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Through La Morada, open since 2009, the family has fought gentrification, deportations and what they see as unjustified arrests.
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The more the Trump Administration ranted about immigrants, the more the Hispanic community feared the prospect of mass deportations.
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Through the government's 278(g) program, local police can function as federal immigration officers leading raids and initiating deportations.
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The stories of deportations that broke up immigrant families reminded her of how families had been split during slavery.
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Donald Trump had promised mass deportations, and he'd threatened to cancel all of Obama's executive orders, which included DACA .
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Two civil rights groups on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's proposed plan to fast track deportations.
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Their deportations have been cancelled, they have gotten their green cards back and they have even become U.S. citizens.
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Instead, the administration is doing the exact opposite, moving forward aggressively to implement its plan to ramp up deportations.
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"The amount of denials we're seeing, I really think that they're trying to do mass deportations," Blessinger told CNN.
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Mr. Trump's new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, signaled on Sunday that he has been reconsidering his approach to deportations.
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Amid the flow of illegal drugs from Mexico, the number of deportations skyrocketed to the highest levels in decades.
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He, on the other hand, has two prior deportations and is, for now, barred from re-entering the country.
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To the Editor: I read with irritation "Anger Is Broad as Trump Wavers on Deportations" (front page, Aug. 26).
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A federal judge on Monday will consider whether to impose a temporary halt on the deportations of Iraqi nationals.
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Alvarado-Ventura's three other subsequent deportations were spurred by local arrests and criminal charges, including felonies, in Nassau County.
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He was dubbed the "deporter-in-chief" for the record number of deportations that occurred during his two terms.
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She wants to know what you would do to stop deportations, but most importantly, to reunite families like hers.
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Detainment, deportations, and absolute confusion from the ambiguity of Trump's executive order put airports across America on high alert.
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Trump has vowed to increase deportations and has widened the net of illegal immigrants prioritized for detention and removal.
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Salvini has promised as minister to ramp up deportations of irregular immigrants and to revamp the country's asylum system.
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That could limit its impact, though the government does not provide data on which crimes trigger the most deportations.
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But immigrant advocates worried that swift reunifications could lead to swift deportations, perhaps at the expense of due process.
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Breaking his promise to prioritize legalization, President Barack Obama instead set records for deportations — three million over eight years.
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" As he tried to rein in deportations, Mr. Obama drew moral distinctions, pledging to focus on "felons not families.
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Elsewhere in Europe, one Swedish woman's act of defiance cast a harsh light on Europe's deportations of asylum seekers.
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Back in New Zealand, a small country already struggling with surging homelessness, the deportations are becoming a serious burden.
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He also committed to a moratorium on deportations (except for felons) for the first 22018 days of his administration.
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Some have argued the US should instead increase the pace of deportations to lower the number of people detained.
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Trump's central policy idea — that trade wars and deportations can make America safer and more prosperous — is simply incorrect.
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Short of comprehensive immigration reform, which seems so unlikely these days, there are ways to end these inhumane deportations.
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Some of Biden's Democratic rivals attempted to hold him accountable or the high level of deportations during Obama's tenure.
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Will the suffering and greenlighting of assault and deportations and sexism of the Trump years have been worth it?
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Their chants are provocative—directly critiquing the system of deportations and consistently slamming groups like ICE and Border Patrol.
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More to the point, it's that the policies his administration has pursued — mass deportations above all — make things worse.
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He took many unpopular-seeming positions, like giving prisoners the right to vote or instituting a moratorium on deportations.
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Some have argued the US should instead increase the pace of deportations to decrease the number of people detained.
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The issue has been a longstanding problem for officials at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency charged with deportations.
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Deportations usually happened in the middle of the night, with flashlights pointed in our faces to wake us up.
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In 2018, 24 immigrants were transferred from the Bay County sheriff to ICE, the federal agency that oversees deportations.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) also similarly filed amendments to keep DACA in place and prevent deportations of DACA beneficiaries.
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" Then, as now, deportations severed families: "One left a mother, the other a wife and son, one a sweetheart.
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And he's hammered all Republican efforts to escalate deportations and reduce legal immigration as a condition of protecting Dreamers.
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the ruling, giving ICE the green light to resume deportations in April.
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I fear, indeed I know, that if it doesn't pass, if ICE continues the deportations, more people will die.
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The Justice Department is trying to reverse a recent court decision that helps protect people from fast-track deportations.
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The reality, however, is that the millions of deportations that took place under his watch broke Hispanic families apart.
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The state, home to more than two million undocumented immigrants, has been hostile to the idea of mass deportations.
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Forty-eight percent said they were in favor of ramping up deportations of those who entered the country illegally.
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Among those most supportive of increasing deportations were men, older people with higher incomes and adults without college degrees.
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In 1995 France's then-president, Jacques Chirac, officially acknowledged for the first time French complicity in the wartime deportations.
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Before Kelly was Chief of Staff, he was the DHS secretary defending Trump's travel ban and overseeing mass deportations.
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At a news conference, Seehofer claimed credit for an increase in the pace of deportations of rejected asylum-seekers.
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After Trump became president, deportations of people arrested away from the border increased 37 percent over the previous year.
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Immigration: Deportations are far lower at this point in the Trump administration than they were during the Obama administration.
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De Blasio then turned to Biden and demanded to know whether Biden supported or opposed the deportations under Obama.
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The widespread fear instilled by this ruling, and the possible deportations to come, will tear apart families and communities.
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His interior minister has been criticized for promoting searches of illegal migrants in emergency shelters and stepping up deportations.
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As long as our dominant fears and fantasies around immigration go unchallenged, it's hard to see the pace of these deportations slowing—although two weeks of action against deportations being planned for January could be a start.. Omari was the first person I met from the charter, and he was incredibly distressed.
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John MoolenaarJohn Robert MoolenaarHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Let's pause Iraqi deportations Bipartisan group asks DHS, ICE to halt deportations of Iraqi nationals MORE (R-Mich.), Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinMueller report fades from political conversation House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Hillicon Valley: Capital One faces investigation over massive breach | DHS warns of cyber vulnerability in small aircraft | Senate bill would ban 'addictive' social media features MORE (D-Mich.) and Jeff FortenberryJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FortenberryHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death House Appropriations passes defense bill that would limit funds for border wall, pull US support from Yemen war Thirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill MORE (R-Neb.) in passing the letter on to Vice President Pence due to his history of advocating for the protection of Christian minorities abroad.
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But Miller has been pushing anew for the family deportations under acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, the official added.
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We need to think about that immigration policies of this country, including the deportations and ostracization that comes with it.
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Lomai was preparing an application for the court in Papua New Guinea on Thursday asking that the deportations be halted.
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Those fears have been augmented by the administration's effort to ramp up deportations and expand those targeted by immigration officials.
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Already, Trump's deportations have been stopped by a Brooklyn judge who skewered the government for its complete lack of preparation.
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The Department of Homeland Security had sought a big buildup in those officers to help boost deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Mr López Obrado entered office promising to end the mass deportations of Central Americans carried out by past Mexican presidents.
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The first, and possibly easiest, change Trump can make is redirecting the Department of Homeland Security to ramp up deportations.
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Fuentes said he didn't know why some walked away with the idea that Trump would change his position on deportations.
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Their efforts were set back when Trump described deportations as "a military operation," forcing Kelly to make a public clarification.
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That is a departure from former President Barack Obama's policy, which prioritized deportations only of those convicted of serious crimes.
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An affirmative verdict could pave the way for her to investigate the alleged deportations as a possible crime against humanity.
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The deportations were originally set to begin this weekend and would affect at least 2,000 migrant families, according to CNN.
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" Demonstrators on the balcony also unfurled two large, black banners that read "Amazon delivers lies," and "Amazon fuels ICE deportations.
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She said the deportations were taking place on the basis of an agreement made with the Afghan government in October.
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President Trump has also been promising a crackdown on immigration and has applauded ICE for increasing the number of deportations.
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Pressed by the moderators, Clinton suggested that deportations would end for all "non-criminal" illegal immigrants should she become president.
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This could partially contribute to the declining deportation numbers, as a number of arrests and deportations occur at the border.
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Catholic groups and migration charities have criticised his government for taking a hard line, accusing policymakers of planning "mass deportations".
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More judges should make conservatives happy because quicker case processing results in quicker deportations for those who should be deported.
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Trump has so far avoided eliminating the program, despite implementing policies that could overall result in significantly more deportations. Sen.
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And up to one-quarter of recent deportations have been of a mother or father of a U.S. citizen child.
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Ukraine's Jamala won last year with a song about war-time deportations of Crimean Tatars by Soviet dictator Josef Stalin.
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In that time period, deportations were also far ahead of the administration's total in the first half of this year.
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It includes infographics with information about the arrests and deportations, and what to do in the event of being detained.
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Families facing months of rebuilding their flooded out lives now face the looming threat of being ripped apart by deportations.
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For the last two years of the Obama administration, arrests and deportations of immigrants living in the US dropped precipitously.
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In Obama's first term, deportations were at record highs, hitting 409,849 in fiscal year 2012 (October 2200 through September 2000).
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Members of the group End Deportations Now showed up to block a bus taking undocumented workers to a detection facility.
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As soon as he mentions deportations, the speaker mutters that this isn't happening—it's not acceptable—and calls for security.
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The agents suggested that Nielsen create a second bureau just for their investigations and another for immigration detentions and deportations.
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This year's presidential campaign, in which mass deportations and the NATO alliance are on the table, has hardly touched it.
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Temporary Protected Status allows the president to halt deportations to any country he designates for between 6 and 18 months.
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Large-scale deportations of Jews from the countries of the Third Reich followed upon Stalin's deportation of the Volga Germans.
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Ramos, for example, touched on the Obama administration's record number of deportations and asked Biden why Latinos should trust him.
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Her government has also introduced steps to speed up processing of applications and deportations of those refused permission to stay.
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This week, the new administration presented a plan to increase domestic deportations, expanding those who may be targeted by ICE.
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Under the new administration, though, federal officials are moving to aggressively crack down on illegal immigration, expanding raids and deportations.
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Biden has repeatedly faced questions about Obama-era deportations along the campaign trail, including during a presidential debate in September.
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De Blasio noted his government would provide expanded legal aid for undocumented immigrants in New York City facing such deportations.
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Mr. Johnson has said, at times defiantly, that the deportations are necessary to maintain border security and curb illegal crossings.
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Gutierrez was additionally arrested at a Chicago Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in March while protesting deportations of DACA recipients.
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The Home Affairs Select Committee asks for regular updates on the number of deportations of ex-offenders, and sets targets.
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An affirmative decision could pave the way for her to investigate the alleged deportations as a possible crime against humanity.
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But the United States responded by slapping visa restrictions on Cambodian officials, and a trickle of deportations began in December.
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This is a president who supports brutal family separations, border walls, Muslim bans, anti-LGBT policies, deportations and voter suppression.
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To curb the influx, Greece also plans to tighten its border controls and speed up deportations of rejected asylum-seekers.
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" On Biden not wanting to talk about deportations of immigrants during the Obama administration: "You can't have it both ways.
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"It was a huge sea change from two million deportations to 'let's just focus on bad actors,'" Mr. Sharry said.
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But I would like to see mass deportations and not just within the EU but outside the EU as well.
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He has vowed to prevent deportations of minors in college while promising to crack down on all forms of immigration.
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Mr. Trump's immigration policy aims to speed up deportations of undocumented immigrants, regardless of whether they have committed serious crimes.
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Polling over many years has found broad consensus among Americans that mass deportations of all unauthorized immigrants isn't the answer.
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The $25 billion wall for border security would result in more deportations and harm to border communities and the environment.
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Congress should pass the Dream Act promptly and prevent the cruel mass deportations that Trump's policy would impose and enforce.
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Their fears are climbing as Trump ramps up deportations and falsely demonizes immigrants as stealing jobs and hurting the economy.
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His 2016 campaign focused on DACA and addressing the mass deportations under Obama, which Sanders said he would drastically reduce.
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Deportations and arrests are no solution; if anything, they are a sign of failure, evidence that radicalization has already occurred.
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But arrests and deportations decreased in the years that followed as the Obama administration narrowed its focus to serious criminals.
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Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York City, tried to pick fights with Mr Biden over deportations and trade.
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Multiple deportations Escobar was deported to El Salvador six times between 1997 and 2011, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said.
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The order was a departure from former President Barack Obama's policy, which prioritized deportations of those convicted of serious crimes.
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No previous administration has counted deportations this way because there is a clear distinction between border apprehensions and interior removals.
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Mr. Obama also oversaw a spike in apprehensions at border crossings, which contributed to his administration's record number of deportations.
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Some judges also stepped into the fray, issuing orders blocking deportations or requiring release of travelers affected by Trump's orders.
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On Wednesday night Trump is supposed to more clearly lay out his immigration positions and address deportations and the wall.
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Others have worried since before Trump's election that his administration could use the DACA database as a list for deportations.
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Mr. Trump has staked out controversial positions on immigration, vowing to force Mexico to build a wall and also increase deportations.
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The creation of ICE inevitably led to more deportations, while INS didn't have as many resources to do in the past.
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The changes are expected to lead to detentions and deportations in greater numbers, as well as lessened protections for undocumented immigrants.
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In 2011, he said he could not suspend deportations through executive order, and then in 2012 announced the Deferred Action program.
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Same for that administration's decision not to seek deportations against those who were brought to the United States illegally as minors.
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Her bravery is a call to action to all of us to continue resisting deportations and to stand with vulnerable communities.
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But in the absence of self-deportation, Kobach has strongly upheld the idea of mass deportations when undocumented immigrants are found.
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The ruling comes as President Donald Trump's administration is seeking changes to immigration court proceedings in order to speed up deportations.
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But the mass deportations he previously warned of haven't materialized and deportation numbers have lagged behind those seen during Obama's presidency.
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According to ICE data, deportations increased about 13% between fiscal year 33.73 and fiscal year 2018, when 256,085 people were deported.
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People are far more worried about killer cops, deportations, and Trump's white supremacist agenda than they are about the Russian government.
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But Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials said the program resulted in few deportations and argued that other alternatives are preferable.
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Afraid, many of our family members left Iraq — never thinking that the specter of bans and deportations would follow us here.
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"We need a limit on refugees and quicker deportations," said Andreas Scheuer, deputy leader of the CSU, told Der Tagesspiegel daily.
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After Biden was confronted with a question about deportations in the Obama administration, Harris went where the other candidates had not.
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Early this morning ferries filled with migrants arrived in Turkey from Greece, as deportations begin under a controversial new EU deal.
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House Democrats had a meeting today with DHS Secretary John Kelly over concerns of mass deportations of illegal immigrants, per Politico.
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This past spring, amid fierce debate over Trump's calls for mass deportations, I went to Brentwood to see how they end.
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In the meantime, the administration's xenophobic rhetoric, coupled with actual violent incidents and aggressive deportations, is creating a culture of fear.
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Short detentions and deportations have become common, especially as reporters facing delays for official permissions seek shortcuts to report in Venezuela.
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Meanwhile, Trump has threatened mass deportations starting two weeks from Sunday if Democrats do not agree to changes to asylum laws.
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At the time this article was published Judge Goldsmith had not renewed the stay of the deportations for a third time.
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The paper cites a recent poll that shows Arizonians oppose both a border wall and deportations as solutions for illegal immigration.
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He said he would keep parliament informed monthly on the review's progress and the "latest position on detentions, removals and deportations".
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Even if Trump doesn't go for mass deportations of families, Taylor thinks there's a lot to like about Trump's proposed agenda.
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Those powers are particularly troubling given ICE's recent move to expand deportations beyond criminal offenders, fueling concerns of politically motivated enforcement.
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Trump signed an executive order expanding authorities for individual ICE agents, but it's too early to tell if deportations are quickening.
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In addition to ending deportations of veterans, lawmakers have been increasingly concerned about the lack of medical care for deported veterans.
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That would allow DHS to "fast track" veterans' applications for citizenship, and to exercise "prosecutorial discretion" in handling deportations of veterans.
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And while certain economic sectors rely heavily on undocumented labor, Camarota said the overall effect of mass deportations would be negligible.
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The deportations began Monday with 202 people being sent back from Greece to Turkey, but have been suspended for technical reasons.
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But when asked further to explain what it means when it comes to deportations, the governor declined to give more details.
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The looming wave of deportations of highly sympathetic DREAMers that Trump is poised to unleash is bad economics and worse politics.
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Kelly also said the new rules replace almost all previous rules issued under previous administrations on how deportations should be conducted.
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Olivia Wilde and Blake Lively both voiced their support for the ACLU, which got deportations resulting from the order temporarily blocked.
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Deportations, however, can be difficult as a measure because cases can take years to work their way through the immigration courts.
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McElwee doesn't expect Democrats to start calling for an end to deportations permanently — he describes it as a "30-year" goal.
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President Trump's executive orders on immigration have led to a surge in ICE immigration arrests and deportations, the agency announced Wednesday.
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Some of those gangs have their roots in large-scale U.S. deportations of asylum-seekers during the Reagan and Clinton administrations.
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Kosovo's opposition has accused President Hashim Thaci of ordering the deportations because of his close relations with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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The administration is accusing hundreds and possibly thousands of Hispanics of using fraudulent birth certificates, denying passports and proceeding with deportations.
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The judge temporarily paused all deportations of reunited families while the attorneys debate the merits of ordering the one-week delay.
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On multiple occasions, 2020 Democrats criticized the Obama administration's work on a number of issues, including deportations, immigration and health care.
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The administration contends that deportations can be made without hearings if the immigrants in question have missed previously scheduled court dates.
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According to ICE statistics, 6900 percent of the deportations in FY2628 met one or more of ICE's civil immigration enforcement priorities.
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And they argue that federal overreach has led to a spike in deportations of otherwise law-abiding immigrants over minor infractions.
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Under Trump's guidance, federal immigration enforcement has been aggressively stepped up through increased raids and deportations of previously-identified undocumented immigrants.
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Palantir has repeatedly denied that its technology is being used by the part of ICE that handles family separations and deportations.
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And with interior deportations on the rise, more kids like him will have to adjust to a future without a parent.
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Immigrant rights activists derided Obama as the "deporter in chief" for ramping up the pace of deportations during his first term.
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There has been no evidence that the administration is delaying deportations of — or intentionally letting in — immigrants so they can vote.
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The ACLU announced last week it is creating a rapid response team to fight a potential rise in deportations under Trump.
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During Obama's presidency, immigration advocates criticized him for the number of deportations his administration oversaw and its detention of families together.
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Beyond his promised wall and deportations, Mr. Trump has denigrated immigrants repeatedly, at times without distinguishing between legal and illegal immigration.
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"If the Court holds that the Constitution applies to arriving immigrants, the number of such deportations will surely decrease," he said.
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These activists, frustrated by decades of deportations under both Republican and Democratic administrations, have been leading the call to abolish ICE.
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Most DACA recipients are better qualified than many other unauthorized immigrants to fight their deportations if ICE tries to deport them.
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ICE branches in additional cities were also told to prepare to conduct deportations, according to one of the homeland security officials.
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One day he's threatening to deport millions and rip apart migrant families, the next day he's saying he delayed the deportations.
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After a deplorable uptick in deportations early in his presidency, Obama pivoted and issued executive orders protected millions of undocumented immigrants.
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The money will help increase deportations of Central Americans, many of whom pass through Mexico to get to the American border.
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Lawmakers plan to highlight other aspects of the immigration debate, like increased immigration arrests and deportations of non-criminals, with guests.
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His case was one of a growing number in which federal judges have ruled to halt both individual and mass deportations.
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Greece's new government has said it will tighten its borders and speed up deportations of asylum-seekers who do not qualify.
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In any case, HSI is intimately involved in deportations and workplace raids, according to none other than the head of HSI.
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Legomsky said that the sweep of Trump's priorities has also given ICE cover for the use of targeted deportations against activists.
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Immigrants and their advocates in the United States are worried that an acceleration of deportations could tear apart families and communities.
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But anti-Semitic propaganda helped to wear down German society, eventually allowing a flood of violence, mass deportations and, eventually, genocide.
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With deportations aimed at criminals and new border crossers, we would seem close to an optimal state-friendly federal immigration policy.
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Immigration judges are accusing the Department of Justice (DOJ) of undermining their independence by reassigning cases in order to maximize deportations.
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But none of this deterred Palmer, who was now on an anti-dissident crusade, with mass deportations as his main goal.
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The Obama administration sharply increased deportations in his first term in the hope of building a case for comprehensive immigration reform.
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But under threat from the Trump administration, he has reversed course and overseen a sharp increase in migrant detentions and deportations.
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Waves of panic have become familiar since Donald J. Trump, who has promised wide-scale deportations of illegal immigrants, became president.
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If both parent and child fails the screening, or if the family voluntarily waives the process, the government can begin deportations.
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On the threats by President-elect Trump to carry out mass deportations of illegal immigrants, for example, Cardinal Tobin was clear.
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More recently, the administration has quietly piloted a program in El Paso designed to speed up deportations of Mexican asylum seekers.
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It is true that Obama himself repeatedly voiced misgivings about unilaterally suspending deportations by executive action before ultimately creating DACA anyway.
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More undocumented immigrants have been arrested under the Trump administration, while deportations have lagged behind the rates of the Obama administration.
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A Tribunal of Vigilance and Public Security set up a reign of terror — torture, jailings, executions, deportations, expropriations — to curb defiance.
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There are horrific denials of due process, detention of women and children asylum seekers, and more deportations than any other president.
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The move comes as the Trump administration has pursued an aggressive immigration agenda, ramping up arrests of undocumented immigrants and deportations.
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Eliot Engel described the uptick in deportations at the opening of a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Venezuela this week.
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Heated references to a "crisis" at the U.S. southern border and calls for massive deportations of undocumented Mexican immigrants aren't new.
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A day in the field with immigration enforcers in California, a state hostile to President Trump's efforts to step up deportations.
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But under threat from the Trump administration, he has reversed course and overseen a sharp increase in migrant detentions and deportations.
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With President Trump pledging to increase deportations, adoption advocates fear that the number will climb, with devastating consequences for those deported.
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Now that the other two have had their deportations delayed, Ms. Hunter said she would keep working to prevent their removal.
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On June 8, the eve of Trump's inaugural MAGA rally in Orlando, the president warned that "mass deportations" could be imminent.
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At the same time, the estimated 22018 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. live under the threat of mass deportations.
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At the same time, the estimated 403 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. live under the threat of mass deportations.
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In 2001, the airline Lufthansa was targeted by a different group, inspired by EDT, protesting deportations from Germany facilitated by the company.
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They will also include "collateral" deportations, in which agents will arrest migrants on the scene who are not on their target list.
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But many big cities with large undocumented immigrant populations have said they would refuse to cooperate with such deportations under most circumstances.
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A federal judge has temporarily halted deportations of families who have been recently reunited after they were separated by the Trump administration.
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Different neighbors give me different numbers on our building's deportations, while another neighbor tells me not to talk about any of this.
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The artists performed in front of some 250 people in protest against massive migrant deportations as part of the Legends' campaign #FREEAMERICA.
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Immigration advocates have contended that the push could pave the way for mass deportations, though the White House has disputed that characterization.
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Italy is the main port of entry in Europe for migrants, and is at the top of the list for French deportations.
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She said she wants Democrats to apologize for the deportations that included her father, but also, more importantly, to bring him back.
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The number of Iraq deportations increased from 22 in 2014 to 51 in 2016 and stands at 35 so far this year.
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And despite the public focus on the southern border, this shows the administration's effort to target immigrants for deportations on multiple fronts.
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Should an undocumented family watching this debate tonight, say, in Nevada, rest easy, not fear of further deportations under a Sanders presidency?
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"$25 billion as ransom for Dreamers with cuts to legal immigration and increases to deportations doesn't pass the laugh test," Gutiérrez said.
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I also was able to photograph ICE detentions and prisons, as well as mass deportations of undocumented immigrants back to Central America.
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HSI is largely separate from the Enforcement and Removal Operations division that initiates deportations, but it shares many resources with that division.
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Millions would be forcibly removed from their homes and communities as new resources and a new mission invigorate the pace of deportations.
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They would dismiss the policies that Trump championed, insisting voters don't support trade restrictions, mass deportations, a Muslim ban or preserving entitlements.
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The Pew report also notes that the deportations hit a record high in 2013, around 400,000 per year, and many were criminals.
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The new prime minister of Italy has announced plans to begin mass deportations of migrants and refugees who entered the country illegally.
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But supporters, and Trump himself, have contended that his calls for extreme tariffs and mass deportations were opening salvos in forthcoming negotiations.
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Tighter immigration controls and possible deportations could have meaningful effects on remittance flows, as the US has the world's largest immigrant population.
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Deportations of illegal immigrants who have committed no other crime, and who were not a priority in the Obama era, nearly tripled.
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The ACLU, which has filed suit to block numerous Trump immigration policies in court, vowed to challenge the expedited deportations as well.
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The ALPR data is likely being used to assist ICE in deportations—which ICE carried out on over 256,000 people last year.
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The bloc is also trying to step back deportations of those who still make it to Europe, but fail to win asylum.
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He has emphasized the need to move with "all due speed" in reuniting families and addressing asylum issues, while avoiding premature deportations.
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The deportations, which started over the Christmas holidays, have left many Democrats -- especially members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus -- furious with Obama.
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Tough talk on deportations needs to be backed up with action from time to time to keep that message alive and potent.
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The White House has tamped down suggestions that the guidance will lead to massive deportations, but immigrant communities have been greatly alarmed.
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Short detentions and deportations have become common, especially as reporters facing lengthy bureaucracy for official permissions seek shortcuts to report in Venezuela.
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It's entirely possible that Trump, after his campaign that promised mass deportations and a giant wall, has given up on American Latinos.
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This is, after all, the same promise Trump makes when he says he will wall up the border or conduct mass deportations.
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If Sabraw doesn't intercede on the ACLU's behalf, family reunification could be followed very swiftly by family deportations and family re-separations.
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Deportations during the first three months of 2017 are actually slightly down from 2016 levels — which means they're way below 2014 levels.
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Despite those differences, administration officials insisted that quick deportations of Central Americans would result in fewer attempts to reach the U.S. border.
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Deportations have peaked recently at about 400,000 a year, so the increase in scale to reach Mr. Trump's goal would be exponential.
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"Self-deportations are going to leave as soon as they see others going out," the billionaire said of self-deporting illegal immigrants.
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The deportations have raised fears in Taiwan that China is using its international clout to put pressure on the self-ruled island.
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A group of officials from Taiwan will travel to China next week to discuss the deportations, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said Friday.
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A spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges suggested the changes were part of a Trump administration effort to increase deportations.
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Former Austrian chancellor Werner Faymann last year likened Hungary's treatment of migrants to the Nazi deportations of Jews in World War Two.
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In the meantime, our communities will be subjected to more raids, more deportations and more separation of families under the Trump administration.
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The administration also is facing criticism from rights advocates over a new round of deportations of Central Americans, including women and children.
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Clinton has made immigration reform a key part of her campaign, drawing a contrast with Trump, who has called for mass deportations.
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And yet the number of deportations from the interior of the country has declined from 234,770 in FY2008 to 69,85033 in FY2015.
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Lawmakers, calling the issue a threat to public safety, said it was appalling that Haiti and other countries had prevented the deportations.
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And as Mexico sharply increased its pace of detentions and deportations, there was no commensurate increase in budget for processing asylum applications.
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His other disturbing ideas include mass deportations and travel bans, separating immigrant parents from their babies, arming teachers and executing drug dealers.
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Jeff Denham, who represent largely Hispanic districts in the Central Valley, where deportations are highly visible, hold more moderate positions on immigration.
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The Ghetto was destroyed in 1943 when the Nazis, attempting more deportations, were met with fierce opposition and a month long uprising.
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But the comparison cannot be with the status quo; rather, it should be with the millions of deportations promised by Mr. Trump.
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Hillary Clinton slammed Trump for his past comments on deportations and said she'd leverage support from female voters to help defeat him.
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The deportations have led rights groups to call for a halt to involuntary returns of Afghans until the country is more stable.
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Read: The Trump administration keeps losing family separation lawsuits Next week Judge Sabraw will decide whether to extend the halt on deportations.
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Attorneys arguing against the ban in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals — which temporarily stopped deportations nationwide — hinted at the same idea.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) said, when talk turned to immigration and Biden's position on the record-high deportations under the Obama administration.
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Separately, a new head of Customs and Border Protection has been named: an immigration hard-liner who has called for mass deportations.
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Mr. Morgan is hoping the deportations will quell a record number of Central Americans seeking asylum who have overwhelmed Border Patrol facilities.
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In the first four months of his administration, deportations fell 38 percent compared with the last four months of his predecessor's term.
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There is a long history of wrongful deportations that span several administrations and they are only rarely reversed, according to immigration lawyers.
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He also photographed immigration jails, deportations, ICE raids and naturalization ceremonies and has also worked in immigrant communities throughout the United States.
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Did he stop promising to hike taxes on everybody or embracing radical policies such as shutting down deportations of criminal illegal aliens?
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The bill does not prevent deportations, as he has said, nor does it halt prosecution of migrants for illegally entering the country.
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He has promised to reduce immigration, increase deportations and drastically rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement, or simply toss it out.
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"I'm committed to in the first 100 days, stop all deportations until we get a chance to review them again," she said.
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As deportations ramped up, advocates began urging states to rescind their agreements, recalled former acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Sandweg.
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Greg Abbott, a Republican, over legislation that would punish local officials and cities for refusing to help the federal government with deportations.
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Yet because Trump's presidential campaign had promised millions of deportations, the surge could now be spun as a change in federal policy.
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But The New York Times, citing unnamed officials, said Johnson's message to the Democrats was that the deportations would continue as planned.
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"Those of us in the Southeast Asian community were utterly shocked," Tin Nguyen, a U.S.-based lawyer, said of the ongoing deportations.
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"We're lucky — we are in Europe," he said, adding that the smugglers did not inform them that deportations were now taking place.
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From these howls of outrage, you wouldn't know that the Obama administration has vastly exceeded the deportations under President George W. Bush.
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" The council added, "We also ask the neighborly country of Iran to halt deportations in order to minimize the risk of spread.
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The use of location data to aid in deportations also demonstrates how out of date the notion of informed consent has become.
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He has promised to halt all deportations until a full study can be made of current and past immigration policies and practices.
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" Immigration Deportations to Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador "And Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador -- we signed a very important agreement with each.
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The Obama administration oversaw record-breaking deportations, to the tune of 2.5 million immigrants removed and a vast expansion of family detention.
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Mass deportations will not happen – it is simply not logistically possible, and it is not what the Trump Administration has called for.
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His campaign did reference some of the groups' complaints, recognizing the "pain" felt by the deportations during Biden's tenure as vice president.
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Under pressure, Ms. Merkel has backpedaled somewhat in recent months, reducing the influx of migrants and taking a tougher line on deportations.
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"Before Kelly was Chief of Staff, he was the DHS secretary defending Trump's travel ban and overseeing mass deportations," Fallon wrote Thursday.
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With more states facing foster care shortages, increased deportations of parents will create additional burdens on already overwhelmed state child welfare systems.
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That's still what we see now, when we're talking about deportations and explaining why we are not a risk for others' security.
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When the mass deportations to Chelmno were underway, many of the Jewish gravediggers were executed at the end of each day's shift.
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He said he had been optimistic about a deal on the issue until Mr. Trump's tough immigration directives on deportations were announced.
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Taiwan's government said 19 of them were from Taiwan, and that it had lodged a strong protest with China about the deportations.
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The sheriff of the county allowed him to be released from jail knowing he had a long rap sheet and five deportations.
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The chanting activists accused the lawmakers of "hateful" efforts to break up immigrant families by opposing Obama's plans to rein in deportations.
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Instead, it ballooned to more than 11 million over the years, even as the government vastly beefed up border security and deportations.
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And once again he got tripped up when he was challenged to defend the high number of immigrant deportations under Barack Obama.
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USCIS doesn't currently share the data with US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which handles deportations, but it could down the line.
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His promises of mass deportations and a huge wall built by Mexico are crucial points of appeal to his most vocal supporters.
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The military deployed troops to the Greek border with Turkey, warned migrants by text message not to cross and announced summary deportations.
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In fiscal year 20183 — the peak year for deportations under Obama — the agency removed an average of roughly 34,000 people per month.
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Side effects: Record-breaking numbers of arrivals and increasing arrests are adding to the immigration court backlog and contributing to wrongful deportations.
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And it's partly because the deportation system simply isn't built for speedy deportations of people who've lived in the US for years.
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Last month, leaders of both houses introduced bills to protect undocumented immigrants from anticipated efforts by a Trump administration to increase deportations.
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And deportations escalated accordingly — from 2000,230 in 20173 to a high of 22017,28 during the first several years of the Obama administration.
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Advocates last month sued ICE to stop the deportations, and Saris ordered a temporary halt while she determines whether she has jurisdiction.
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And while he wouldn't abolish ICE, Castro's plan would dismantle the agency's Enforcement and Removal Operations branch, which handles arrests and deportations.
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Since taking office he has zealously pursued his promises to construct a wall along the country's border with Mexico and ramp up deportations.
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And it resulted in a sharp drop in deportations from the interior of the US over the last two years of Obama's term.
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Just over a month into his presidency, Trump appears to be making good on his promises to curtail illegal immigration — and increase deportations.
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Though Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a cornerstone of his campaign, critics question whether he'll be able to accelerate deportations much.
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However, pollsters say his calls for mass deportations of the mainly African migrants now living in the country have resonated in the past.
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On the campaign trail, Trump spoke fondly of "Operation Wetback," the Eisenhower-era program that led to mass deportations of poor Mexican farmworkers.
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The broad expansion of the program comes as Trump seeks to accelerate arrests and deportations of people living in the United States illegally.
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They also claimed it led to the deportations of immigrants who were in the United States illegally but had no criminal arrest records.
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Trump issued executive orders to build his signature wall along the Mexican border, cut funding to so-called sanctuary cities and expand deportations.
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Still, Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was caught up in a wave of mass deportations that Angel and Jacqueline blame squarely on the President.
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But even a smaller number of deportations, especially for those criminals ICE can find and capture, would be a likely win the administration.
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A PRRI poll found that 79% of Americans favor a path to citizenship or legalization for the undocumented, while only 16% favor deportations.
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Those courts assess deportations on a case-by-case basis and can override the government's efforts to deport where they deem it appropriate.
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He's on the verge of passing sweeping anti-immigrant legislation that could gut similar initiatives across Italy and lead to thousands of deportations.
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While HSI agents primarily investigate and help build criminal prosecutions with an international nexus, ERO officers are focused on immigration arrests and deportations.
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And, while I do have concerns with certain elements of his immigration proposal, especially mass deportations, a lot of his plan makes sense.
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One source with knowledge of the government's thinking said the measure was intended to clog U.S. immigration courts with legal objections to deportations.
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And the former Secretary of State made clear her intention to eviscerate Trump over his immigration policies -- including his plans for mass deportations.
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AMLO's administration took office in December boasting that it would end mass deportations and treat migrants better, while slashing spending on border enforcement.
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And there's also this ... she says Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration is real, and is being undertaken in aggressive deportations across the country.
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Saudi Arabia began mass deportations of illegal migrants, including tens of thousands of Ethiopians and Somalis, in November after several months of warnings.
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President Donald Trump has also threatened mass deportations if he cannot come to an agreement with congressional Democrats on tweaks to immigration laws.
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Mr López Obrador's team vows to depart from the "mass deportations" of migrants that Mexico has carried out since 73 at America's behest.
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Deportations claimed her stepfather, 3 uncles and an aunt, a brother and friends Elsewhere in Iowa, the increasingly blended communities are more complicated.
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She was thinking about the devastation in Puerto Rico, about the carnage of last month's mass-shooting in Las Vegas, and about deportations.
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He didn't mention Obama's record on deportations when he laid out an immigration policy in a meeting with the Miami Herald in June.
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According to ICE, arrests of undocumented immigrants with no criminal record have more than doubled since Trump signed an executive order prioritizing deportations.
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"We're in a new environment, which is there's a good deal of fear and anxiety in communities about raids and deportations," he said.
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Obama's slowest year came in fiscal year 2016 with 20,000 deportations each month while his peak was in fiscal year 2012 at 34,000.
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The controversy has only increased following more federal immigration raids by ICE, or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as more deportations.
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In living memory, Mr Cruz has rejected such bad ideas as mass deportations, noting in January that America is not "a police state".
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ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda asked the court last month to rule on whether it had jurisdiction over alleged deportations of Rohingya last year.
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For now, de Leon-Aguilar is only facing criminal charges related to his illegal reentry into the US based on his previous deportations.
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China has defended the deportations, saying the crimes were committed against people in China and that as Taiwan is a part of China.
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In an immigration policy plan released Thursday, he called for a moratorium on deportations and an end to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids.
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A federal judge on Monday temporarily halted the deportations of families that have been recently reunited after being separated by the Trump administration.
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Turkey today is home to about 50,000 Armenians, practically all of whom live in Istanbul, which was mostly exempted from the mass deportations.
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A judge last week ordered a temporary freeze on deportations of reunited families, following a request by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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That fear -- that the ORR is working in concert with ICE to facilitate deportations -- could definitely lead immigrants to avoid contact, Ward says.
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The deportations have created a cross-strait challenge for Taiwan's government just as it prepares for a crucial transition of power next month.
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The newly instituted EU-sanctioned deportations of migrants and refugees to Turkey are were "rushed" and "chaotic," according to a human rights group.
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Support for deportations was strongest among men, adults lacking a college degree, people who are older and those with higher levels of income.
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If the administration ramped up the rate to one million deportations per year, real GDP growth would be reduced by 0.3 percentage points.
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The three men killed were victims of the Obama administration's practice of carrying out expedited deportations of immigrants fleeing violence from Central America.
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Obama's post-midterm election executive actions to halt deportations for millions of illegal immigrants have stalled in the courts over the last year.
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Liberals who support an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws expressed horror at the spectacle of polling the audience for responses on deportations.
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Low turnout among these voters would increase the likelihood of a Trump victory, which could mean mass deportations and more attacks on immigrants.
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ICE deportations have dropped by almost 2628 percent in the last five years, and Trump has not been able to reverse this trend.
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It also slows down deportations and immigration law enforcement, Gary Mead, former Executive Associate Director for ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operation, told Axios.
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Another important question, of course, is what kind of protests and countermeasures emerge when Trump begins the pivot back to stepped-up deportations.
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El Salvador's Foreign Minister Hugo Martínez said his country would "focus on the US Congress" in the hopes legislation might prevent mass deportations.
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Trump's announcement in and of itself isn't a surprise, as he's been flirting with the idea of pursuing mass deportations for some time.
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In a filing made public on Monday, Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda asked the court to rule whether it has jurisdiction over the alleged deportations.
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The big details from the memos, per the Post: Expand the use of "expedited deportations" from 2 weeks after entry to 2 years.
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A federal judge has ordered the reunion of all separated families barring safety concerns and has temporarily paused any deportations of reunited families.
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About a year later, officials partly resumed deportations, focusing on people convicted of serious crimes or those considered a threat to national security.
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In the meantime, officials said, nearly all Haitians stopped at the border and scheduled for accelerated deportations will be put into detention centers.
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Regarding deportations, Mexico can legally maintain that it will welcome back only those people who the United States can prove are indeed Mexican.
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For most of the long campaign, the media thought that it was about immigration policy: comprehensive immigration reform versus border security and deportations.
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A Quinnipiac University poll of American voters found that 50 percent of Americans think the Trump administration has been too aggressive in deportations.
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They're still wrestling with his failure to keep his campaign promise to pass immigration reform, and the record deportations of his first term.
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Ronald D. Vitiello, acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the arrests and deportations have increased public safety, and made communities safer.
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In the case of Cambodians living in the United States, some deportations began in 2002 under a bilateral agreement signed by both countries.
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The American and Cambodian governments reached an agreement to resume deportations in February, and Cambodia has since accepted its nationals in increased numbers.
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Santorum has called deportations "a gift" for undocumented immigrants, made deeply homophobic remarks, and even declared that World War III is already underway.
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When pressed on whether deportations of the young immigrants should begin — a distinct possibility if no deal is reached — some hedged their opposition.
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"The number of rejections is rising, so we have to do more about repatriations and deportations," Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Thursday.
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The bill does not prevent deportations, as the president has said, nor does it halt prosecution of migrants for illegally entering the country.
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John Moolenaar of Michigan that aims to halt deportations of Iraqi nationals in order to give them time to appeal their immigration cases.
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History suggests that if President Trump replicates the deportations of Operation Wetback, the results will not only be inhumane but prove economically counterproductive.
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In Greece, the deportations have perils of their own, enough to make it unclear whether they can be scaled up quickly and sharply.
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There were few signs on Tuesday that many Republicans beyond the usual suspects were eager to extend deferred deportations for DACA recipients. Rep.
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LAS VEGAS — On Thursday, Bernie Sanders' campaign reversed one part of his immigration platform: a blanket moratorium on deportations pending a policy audit.
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A moratorium on 99% of deportations is nothing to sniff at, and I think the undocumented community would be very proud of that.
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Immigrant advocates have been critical of Biden's defense of the Obama administration's immigration record, which included 3 million deportations in its early years.
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The office, called Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement, or Voice, will be housed within Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency responsible for deportations.
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All, or almost all, of these people undergo frequent trips or deportations, which sometimes take them hundreds of kilometers away from their homes.
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Immigration officials are also permitted to fast-track deportations at the border, an option not open to those caught inside the United States.
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" She provided cover for President Obama's draconian deportations, and said that unaccompanied minors from Central America crossing the border "should be sent back.
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After President Barack Obama suspended the deportations of those immigrants during the summer of 2012, Romney said he favored a longer-term solution.
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He has cut protections for Dreamers and those with temporary protected status, ramped up deportations, and proposed extreme restrictions on our immigration system.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump spent his first weeks in office vowing to crack down on illegal immigration with deportations and other get-tough proposals.
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Deportations are a complex statistic to compare, however, because it can take many years to work an individual case through the immigration courts.
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Those raids included a famous series of 7-11 busts in 2018 that were, at the time, some of the largest workplace deportations.
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Still, DACA expires weeks before then, and the immigrant rights advocates fear the deportations will follow if some immigration deal isn't struck beforehand.
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MORE's tenure, both because Obama stepped up deportations and because Congress failed to enact comprehensive reform, even when the Democrats controlled both chambers.
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But amid the Trump administration's increase of Southeast Asian deportations, Vietnam acquiesced to American pressure and, in 2017, began to accept Montagnard deportees.
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Sanders' economic justice platform and moratorium on deportations were key to Mijente's members in addition to Sanders' exhaustive outreach to Latinos this cycle.
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There's a reason I didn't spend the last week writing about deportations and asylum-seekers; there are immigration lawyers and reporters for that.
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Now, a new lawsuit claims that the policy infringes upon immigrants' constitutional rights in a deliberate attempt to speed up and increase deportations.
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That migrant parents gave consent to leave their children behind has been a key talking point for Trump administration officials defending the deportations.
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Theoretically, "secure the border first" might imply that deportations of unauthorized immigrants living in the US would stop entirely (though that's tremendously unlikely).
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From the Post: ICE agents have limited intelligence on the locations of the families with court-ordered deportations beyond their last known addresses.
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This coincided with a step-up in deportations that spanned the last couple years of Bush's term in office and Obama's first term.
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A separate class action lawsuit recently brought in the District of Columbia on behalf of separated children seeks a separate stay on deportations.
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The medium can be a cap, and the message can be the indirect normalization of something that's really about bigotry and mass deportations.
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Here's the real cost of Trump's border wall and plan for mass deportations Here's the real cost of Trump's border wall and plan for mass deportations Donald Trump plans to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants out of the U.S. and build an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, Southern border wall" to help "make America great again," as his campaign slogan goes.
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So far he has done this through a series of executive orders, including numerous revisions of a travel ban and an increase in deportations.
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Each now handle a different aspect of the federal immigration bureaucracy, with ICE being in charge of handling arrests and deportations of unauthorized immigrants.
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After the AP report in June, Algerian officials invited local media to watch such a round of deportations to prove they were humanely done.
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If anything, they hope to Trump and his supporters to ease their hardline rhetoric around immigration and mass deportations, Muslim bans and LGBTQ rights.
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Are you an immigrant, documented or undocumented, and unsure of what your rights will be if Trump makes good on plans to enforce deportations?
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" A White House spokesperson said Trump did not misspeak by calling deportations a 'military operation,' but clarified the President meant "military" as an "adjective.
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At one point, he literally polled the town hall audience on deportations — openly asking them what they thought his immigration position ought to be.
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The Obama administration's strategy was to expedite deportations of refugee children oftentimes without a lawyer, and jail refugee mothers with children as a deterrent.
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Swiss business leaders who employ many foreigners broadly oppose the move, noting parliament has already approved reforms to ease deportations for some serious crimes.
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Joaquin Castro, whose San Antonio-area district was impacted by the raids, said his impression was that the Trump administration was beginning mass deportations.
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Ms. Butina, 30, was released from federal prison on Friday into the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency in charge of deportations.
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The deportations have occurred about every four months, he said, significantly increasing the workload of immigration attorneys who have focused on Cambodian immigration cases.
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