Deporting someone quickly is cheaper than housing them for years and then deporting them.
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Shakir's Israeli lawyer, Michael Sfard, said that was what the case boiled down to, as "deporting the appellant means deporting the organization".
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Of course, there's a lot of room between deporting all of the 22000 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US and deporting none of them.
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The infiltrators wanted to expose the fact that the Obama administration, which was deporting 400,000 people a year, were not just deporting felons and gang bangers.
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The neighboring Dominican Republic has been aggressive about deporting Haitians.
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"The administration knows exactly who they're deporting," Lichter told VICE.
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"If we're [deporting] one veteran, that's one too many," Rep.
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Over all, three in 10 Republicans favor deporting illegal immigrants.
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How was he planning on deporting eleven million undocumented immigrants?
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When Trump started deporting people, my cousins got really concerned.
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O.K., so I'm jesting about deporting "real Americans" en masse.
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It's not just sensitive issues of deporting current unauthorized immigrants.
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Mexico's interior ministry denied the government was deporting caravan members.
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Deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes Trump did not repeat his campaign promise to deport all undocumented immigrants, pledging to focus first on deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes in the United States.
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Deporting undocumented immigrants could lose states $11 billion in taxes, study finds Deporting undocumented immigrants could lose states $11 billion in taxes, study finds Just because an immigrant is undocumented doesn't mean her taxes are.
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The government isn't deporting them, but it isn't releasing them either.
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Clinton and Sanders sparred over deporting immigrant children, Steven Cohen wrote.
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Were you talking that back then when Obama was deporting people?
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Deporting undocumented immigrants without local co-operation is much more difficult.
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Mexico has been detaining and deporting thousands of migrants for years.
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He repeatedly called for deporting undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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But it won't be solved by deporting someone's mom for littering.
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Trump might be flexible on actually deporting 27 million undocumented immigrants.
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Deporting them, after our country promised to protect them, is wrong.
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He also suggested that the country should consider deporting all Muslims.
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Deporting people who have only ever known this country is inhumane.
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Then, without notice, the government started deporting them by the thousands.
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Is there any impediment to the government deporting California's unauthorized immigrants?
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The process began this week of deporting failed Afghan asylum seekers following an agreement between the European Union and Afghanistan in October with Norway deporting about 13, Sweden about nine and Germany about 34 asylum seekers.
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Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, was criticized by immigrant groups for deporting scores of non-citizen U.S. military veterans and for deporting immigrants whose only crime was re-entering the country after an earlier removal order.
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Read more: The Trump administration is deporting thousands for missing a hearing.
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We have gentrification, the threat of Trump deporting the "undesirables," gender inequality.
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Like the Obama administration, Trump has said deporting criminals is a priority.
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Just over half also favor deporting more migrants, according to the poll.
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This practice continues with the detaining and deporting Haitians in disproportionate numbers.
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Read more: Trump still isn't deporting as many immigrants as Obama did
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Critics say the focus on deporting unaccompanied children is heartless and impractical.
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It also directed the Department of Homeland Security to prioritize deporting criminals.
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Deporting him took years, but in August, justice finally had its day.
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So it depends on what kind of business model you are deporting.
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On the flip side, deporting all DACA recipients would be extraordinarily costly.
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It could also stop deporting American fugitives who have fled to Mexico.
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As far as deporting the women and children, families, stuff like that?
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That makes it sound like he's deporting people who immigrated here legally.
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Critics saw the move as a way of deporting more people, faster.
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They were deporting all kinds of people—students, mothers, hard-working people.
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But federal immigration agents were still deporting "low-priority" immigrants, including DREAMers.
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Enforcement priorities Trump's been saying he wants to prioritize deporting criminals for months.
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CNN reported last month that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families.
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Obama set deportation records during his first term, deporting 2873,000 people a year.
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In the interim, a judge temporarily stopped federal officials from deporting reunified families.
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It holds off for two years on deporting people whose permits are granted.
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Who knows if the rhetoric about deporting people, walls, and crap is true.
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He's going to keep deporting people, but more people are going to come.
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The common good can never be served by deporting some little girl's dad.
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His most popular idea by far is deporting undocumented immigrants who commit crimes.
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Sergio seems like the kind of immigrant few Americans would object to deporting.
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Clinton also said she'd focus on deporting only people with a criminal record.
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Deporting or simply disemploying Dreamers will not benefit the economy in any way.
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The main obstacle to deporting removable immigrants is the immigration court backlog crisis.
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And so far, Trump appears to be deporting fewer people than his predecessor.
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Thirteen percent said deporting illegal immigrants should instead be immigration priority No. 22019.
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The people who would be deporting DREAMers know that such deportations are possible.
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The troops deployed will not be arresting or deporting immigrants, the Pentagon said.
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Except instead of watering a lawn we're talking about deporting people en masse.
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But there is little appetite, and rightly so, for deporting nine million people.
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Germany and Sweden said last year that they would refrain from deporting Uighurs.
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" Levin said deporting Aldaoud to Iraq was essentially sending him to "his death.
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When it comes to the issue of deporting criminals, even their rhetoric sounds similar.
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Sabraw banned the government from deporting parents before they'd had a chance to reunite.
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So much so, her parents are thinking about self-deporting and so is she.
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It's also unclear how immigration authorities will approach Trump's intensified focus on deporting criminals.
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U.S. and international law prohibit deporting people if they are likely to be tortured.
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In principle, deporting people who fall foul of immigration rules is wise, even liberal.
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So far, Nigeria has cooperated, deporting separatists including Julius Ayuk Tabe, a key leader.
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Senegalese officials have refused to discuss what prompted them to consider deporting the men.
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But deporting failed asylum-seekers once they have reached their chosen destination is hard.
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But so far, Trump also appears to be deporting fewer people than his predecessor.
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Half of Republican voters favored deporting all undocumented immigrants back to their home country.
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But that does not mean that deporting him is the right thing to do.
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But the states provide accommodation and social services, as well as deporting rejected applicants.
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About 90 percent of those polled back deporting illegal immigrants with a criminal record.
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"But they are building walls, they are deporting people," he said in the video.
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Firing and deporting such talented young people makes no business, practical, or political sense.
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That's deporting 50,85033 people every single day, filling up 30 747s in 24 hours.
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Turkish authorities started deporting captured Islamic State suspects to their home countries on Monday.
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" "Do you understand that I am removing you—that is, deporting you to Mexico?
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The prospect of deporting large numbers of them to Turkey seems difficult at best.
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Clinton promises to stop deporting parents whose children are citizens of the United States.
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" Donald Trump and allies say that their priority will be deporting "criminal illegal immigrants.
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That's been primarily because of Australia's policy of deporting New Zealanders convicted of crimes.
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The government has reacted by denying the organization legal status and deporting its leaders.
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Peru cut short its special residency program and started deporting Venezuelans with criminal records.
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Also in the works: A set of aggressive new policies on deporting illegal immigrants.
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First, deporting children would not deter other child migrants, as some hard-liners suggest.
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Barkley insisted that Trump's focus on "building a wall" and "deporting" had emboldened racists.
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Kayla's mother, Evelyn Rodriguez, approved of Mr. Trump's aggressive tactics toward deporting gang members.
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The Justice Department has said deporting the so-called Dreamers is not a priority.
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Mr. Trump also likes to emphasize that his administration will focus on deporting criminals.
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US officials admitted this week to deporting more than 470 parents without their kids.
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" So they're insisting that what Trump's proposing isn't "mass deportation" — which is true if you define "mass deportation" as deporting all 11 million unauthorized immigrants within two years, but certainly isn't true if you define it as "deporting a lot of people.
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And people who come to the US as unaccompanied children are given certain legal protections under a 2008 anti-trafficking law — which, among other things, prevents the government from deporting them without a court hearing or deporting them to a third country.
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He doubts there will be a huge shift under Republican Trump toward deporting both parents.
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Turkey, which has 3.6m Syrian refugees, stands accused of deporting some of them to Idlib.
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Demonstrating mathematically that deporting DREAMers will put a dent in economic growth serves a purpose.
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Officials in Riyadh are in the process of deporting more than 500,000 illegal Ethiopian migrants.
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Recently it has also been illegally deporting citizens of other west African states to Niger.
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While these are small-scale operations, deporting hundreds rather than thousands, the implications are obvious.
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Instead of routinely deporting good spiritual leaders, we need to provide pathways to legal status.
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Under the Obama administration, deporting illegal immigrants who committed violent crimes as a top priority.
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Both candidates support policies that involve detaining or deporting all of America's 11.3m undocumented immigrants.
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So in the 2000s, the US started deporting more immigrants than it ever had before.
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The president understands there are policy, political and moral arguments against deporting these young people.
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This could mean requiring firms to pay them French union wages or simply deporting them.
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Mr. Trump said his main focus would be on swiftly deporting immigrants with criminal records.
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Immigration law experts said that the government would have been justified in deporting Mr. Garcia.
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He didn't talk about the wall or about rounding up and deporting millions of people.
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Whereas the Border Patrol could easily deport undocumented Mexicans, deporting Central Americans is more challenging.
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Trump also has a hardline immigration plan that emphasized deporting illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
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Since the election, Mr. Trump has suggested that he plans to focus on deporting criminals.
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Mr. Trump is opening the door to deporting far more unauthorized immigrants than previous administrations.
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It tried to focus on deporting dangerous criminals, national-security threats and recent border crossers.
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Many Republicans were wary of building a border wall and do not support deporting Dreamers.
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Some experts say there are bottlenecks in the system that prevented Obama from deporting more immigrants.
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Deporting millions of people would cost far more than Immigration and Customs Enforcement's current budget allows.
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INGRAHAM: Was John Legend upset during Obama&aposs time when he was deporting all those people?
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CNN first reported that the Trump administration was considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals.
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And when they were deporting the people, the border wasn't secure, so they'd come right back.
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They do not, however, prevent ICE from detaining and deporting immigrants, according to immigration law experts.
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Among his pledges was to create a "task force" devoted to deporting immigrants convicted of crimes.
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The same applies to Trump's repeated claims about ICE, the agency tasked with deporting undocumented immigrants.
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But he does not believe deporting immigrants is a plan to end the MS-13 saga.
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" Asked if that meant deporting eleven million people, Trump Jr. said, "That's been the same, correct.
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Meanwhile, immigration agents are detaining and deporting moms and dads of American kids, pastors and DREAMers.
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It just prohibits deporting them to the country where they would face the risk of persecution.
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So the president got to a record number of deportations by deporting lots of other people.
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I will stop deporting families and create a path to citizenship for those who are here.
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A far-right party that openly calls for deporting immigrants is the third-largest in Parliament.
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Deporting someone isn't as simple as spotting her, handcuffing her, and putting her on a plane.
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Instead, immigration authorities focused on migrants already living in the United States, deporting 81,000 in 2017.
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Former President Jacques Chirac of France apologized for deporting thousands of Jews to Nazi death camps.
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After the 100-day halt, Biden would focus on deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed felonies.
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She and her mother escaped that fate by jumping off a train that was deporting them.
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Legal defense funds will not stop President Donald Trump from deporting millions of undocumented, noncriminal aliens.
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Apprehending more people increases the supply of detainees, while deporting them more rapidly reduces that supply.
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The administration also amped up enforcement, ultimately deporting more than 2 million people over eight years.
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The guidance instructs immigration enforcement personnel to expand their priorities in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Pressure from Beijing would likely lead to Cambodia deporting them all to China, the ministry said.
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Trump's voters are looking forward to him bringing back jobs, securing the border, and deporting people.
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But she explained that in practice, that aim has morphed into deporting people with criminal records.
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And keeping families together makes deporting all of them at once easier if they aren't granted asylum.
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ICE, an agency within the Department of Homeland Security, is charged, in part, with deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Deporting us to homelands we barely remember or don't remember at all would be an enormous hardship.
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Costing American taxpayers Deporting millions of undocumented migrants comes at a huge additional expense by the government.
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Both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations created powerful tools for apprehending and deporting immigrants.
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But Donald Trump is a smart man and he is not going to just start deporting people.
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It remains to be seen just how far the Trumpadministration will go in deporting undocumented U.S. workers.
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And right now we are deporting a lot of people—more than 2m in recent years alone.
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This isn't about building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border or deporting undocumented Central American immigrants.
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In April Lebanon's top defence council issued orders to start deporting Syrians who cross into Lebanon illegally.
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I was 13 years old when the Nazis occupied Hungary and started deporting Jews to extermination camps.
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"If deporting her would result in her death, we definitely wouldn't want to do that," Lt. Gen.
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Deporting them now would be both cruel and counterproductive, causing serious disruptions to families and communities alike.
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From a high level, a centerpiece of Trump's campaign has been curbing immigration and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Without a deal, Britain would apply the more stringent rules it uses when deporting criminals from elsewhere.
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This isn't the first time advocates have tried to block ICE from detaining and potentially deporting someone.
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"It&aposs an absolute disgrace by the Trump administration to be deporting a patriotic spouse," Soto said.
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Trump initially promised he would create a task force for deporting undocumented immigrants residing in America illegally.
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Pakistani officials have recently hinted at the possibility of deporting Afghan refugees, amid tense relations with Kabul.
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All told, they were responsible for executing 38,000 Polish Jews and deporting some 45,000 others to Treblinka.
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Deporting millions of people is just one of many anti-immigrant proposals on his first-term agenda.
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But even deporting the Connors back to the UK appeared to be a process rife with complications.
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Integrating many and deporting those who have no claim on asylum is the right course, she said.
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Deporting millions of noncriminal undocumented immigrants and building a wall, as Mr. Trump proposes, are ludicrous ideas.
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Under President Barack Obama, ICE was at first used aggressively -- deporting more people than any previous administration.
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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million immigrants, he's talking about ripping apart families," Clinton said.
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Deporting Dreamers is deeply unpopular, and this was one of the worst actions of the Trump presidency.
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This was to ensure that the government did not comply with the order by hastily deporting families.
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But it's still not arresting or deporting as many immigrants as it did in Obama's first term.
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The United States had apparently grown weary of hunting down and deporting Chinese people for the moment.
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He said American authorities had held him in jail for the past seven days before deporting him.
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Sezibera also accused Uganda of incarcerating, torturing and illegally deporting its citizens "for reasons we don't understand".
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The judge issued a temporary restraining order on Thursday, blocking the government from deporting any reunified families.
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Multiple Democrats have filed amendments that would prevent the Trump administration from deporting DACA recipients, including Reps.
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Buzzfeed first reported the administration would begin deporting Mexican migrants seeking asylum in the US to Guatemala.
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But in the meantime, the unthinkable has happened: ICE has been arresting and deporting some DACA recipients.
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Deporting Ms Smith should be easy, though DNA tests may be needed to confirm her daughter's identity.
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Yet Taiwanese law prohibits employers from deporting migrant workers or terminating their contracts if they become pregnant.
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The Indian government also urged the United States to release the students from detention, without deporting them.
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The government began deporting its members in the mid-1990s, which helped the gang's leadership grow abroad.
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ICE is tasked with identifying, detaining, and deporting people in the US who have violated immigration law.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (responsible for deporting immigrants from the interior of the US) complain they're being prevented from deporting most of the unauthorized immigrants they apprehend; Border Patrol agents complain they're still being told to "catch and release" immigrants in particular circumstances, rather than detain them.
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Unlike other conservative objectives (defunding Obamacare, deporting more Dreamers), it doesn't require threatening to shut down the government.
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Because deporting people in the U.S. illegally after being caught even for minor crimes is absolutely nothing new.
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You don&apost let people come across willy-nilly without prosecuting, detaining them and then deporting them back.
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Especially in El Salvador, today's gang violence directly stems from the Clinton-era policy of aggressively deporting felons.
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NASSERI: It&aposs not a matter of deporting people faster because, you said it earlier, it&aposs chaotic.
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Authorities in the Philippines ended up deporting the Taiwanese suspects to mainland China — much as happened in Kenya.
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Rounding up millions of immigrants who entered the United States illegally and deporting them isn't feasible, he says.
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When Johnson led the DHS, the Obama administration was criticized for deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, per CBS.
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They fear deporting Central American families will send them back to their homelands to again face violent crime.
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It's likely US officials' focus on deporting people with criminal records put Hernandez on their radar, Christopher said.
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In front of the Brownsville, TX courthouse where Trump's border agents are deporting, detaining and tearing families apart.
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Human-rights groups accuse Ankara of deporting over a hundred people to Iraq and Syria, violating international law.
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"I've got to tell you, it's just crazy, the notion of deporting 11 million undocumented workers," he said.
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President Trump never advocated deporting legal immigrants, and he never advocated turning our country into a police state.
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But instead of deporting the criminals and drug dealers, she wants to provide them a sanctuary in Virginia.
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The economic impact of terminating DACA and potentially deporting the 21625,2900 would be devastating, to say the least.
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Finding, rounding up, and deporting 6900,2628 people is something no one has even given serious logistical thought to.
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"I understand a policy of deporting people who are here illegally and have broken the law," Graham continued.
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Europe in his run for the French presidency, now advocates for detaining and deporting migrants to conflict zones
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Ebrard said Mexico was not thinking of deporting the Central American migrants currently stuck on the U.S. border.
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In 2012, President Obama announced he would stop deporting those who met the criteria of the DREAM Act.
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Deporting gang members, however, seems to have actually helped stimulate MS-2000's growth in the United States.
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Then we realized that the strategy he pushed forward ending up criminalizing and deporting a ton of immigrants.
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It's called "illegal entry," and immigration judges can jail immigrants and fine them, in addition to deporting them.
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Under immigration law, courts have jurisdiction only to ensure that the government is not deporting the wrong person.
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Under the program, Mexico would be responsible for detaining and providing judicial review of immigrants before deporting them.
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"Absolutely, yes," the GOP presidential candidate said when asked if he supports deporting every illegal immigrant in America.
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It deflated the national hysteria about arresting and deporting "Reds," and helped kill Palmer's campaign for the Presidency.
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His applause lines spoke of building a wall, deporting illegal immigrants, renegotiating trade deals and bringing back jobs.
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Trump's immigration policy is predicated on deporting "illegals" because of their purported criminality and threat to national security.
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ICE agents often assist Customs and Border Protection officials with transporting, processing and deporting migrants at the border.
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Mr. Obama, however, angered many immigrant groups by deporting millions of unauthorized workers, largely during his first term.
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In that campaign, Romney made it clear that he did not favor rounding people up and deporting them.
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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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The reason for deporting the 35-year-old woman at this point in time is another matter of dispute.
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Obama was derided as the "deporter in chief" by immigrant groups for his own role in deporting undocumented immigrants.
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He wants you to believe that we can solve our biggest problems by deporting Mexicans and shutting out Muslims.
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These demands are not particularly popular among congressional Republicans, and deporting DREAMers is unpopular with the public at large.
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He specifically faulted the party for not pushing for a policy of deporting immigrants who entered the country illegally.
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The United States had apparently grown weary of hunting down and deporting Chinese people for the moment. What. Time.
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But taking over Diego Garcia for military use meant deporting some 1,500 Chagossians, mostly to Mauritius and the Seychelles.
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He said ICE uses hotels "strategically" to keep families together before transferring them to detention centers or deporting them.
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Under pressure from Ted Cruz, Rubio is now promising to start deporting DREAMers as soon as he takes office.
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In written testimony, Kelly said that "rapidly processing" and deporting immigrants in "significant numbers" would deter future illegal migration.
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She argues that Obama prioritized deporting people convicted of serious crimes and recent arrivals who had no criminal records.
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It&aposs one reason I have been so strong on tracking and deporting criminal illegals, going after street gangs.
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"Deporting us would be a humanitarian crisis unlike anything this country or the world has ever seen," he said.
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Our nation and our economy can't afford the damage that would come from deporting these members of our communities.
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Earlier this year, the British government said it would begin deporting Afghan asylum seekers whose petitions had been denied.
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The central European nation still grapples with its past, including its active role in deporting half a million Jews.
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Now if Trump's campaign had floundered after that proposal, would Nehlen have risked raising the notion of deporting Muslims?
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is tasked with, among other things, detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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Also, I have to note that earlier in his presidency, Obama did not just focus on deporting dangerous criminals.
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Forty-six percent of the Americans surveyed said they support deporting such immigrants, while 47 percent opposed the practice.
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It was also in this neighborhood that the Nazis consolidated the Netherlands' Jews before deporting them to concentration camps.
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They want to secure the border, but not at the cost of deporting Dreamers and wrecking lives and careers.
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Brown said troops will instead focus on fighting transnational drug crime, human trafficking, and firearms smuggling — not deporting immigrants.
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At the same time, he said he can't imagine deporting fewer illegal immigrants than President Obama did in 2016.
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That is aimed at finding and potentially deporting more illegal immigrants, a central pledge of Trump's 0003 presidential campaign.
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The economic and social dislocation that would be caused by deporting 5 percent of American workers would be immense.
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In his first term, he erred on the side of harshness — setting records by deporting 400,000 immigrants a year.
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At one point, he joked about deporting Aydan Özoguz, a German politician from Hamburg with Turkish roots, to Anatolia.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) on Tuesday praised federal agents for deporting the first "Dreamer" of President Trump's tenure.
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He said he wasn't responsible for deporting so-called "Dreamers" -- undocumented people brought to the United States as children.
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I've exposed that the United States was deporting Haitian immigrants despite knowing they'd face life-threatening conditions back home.
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The U.S. government is also supposedly barred from deporting people to a country if they could face persecution there.
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And other administration officials have suggested that deporting any DACA recipients who've lost their protections wouldn't be a priority.
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From Massachusetts to Michigan, reports are on the rise of authorities detaining and deporting Iranian students at US airports.
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The Obama administration was especially active in deporting unauthorized immigrants, most notably in 2012, when 409,849 people were deported.
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Perhaps agents with ICE's Homeland Security Investigations are tired of being blamed for splitting up and deporting immigrant families.
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"It requires more work on each individual case than deporting someone who simply walks into your office," he said.
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Not the first time China infuriated Taiwan earlier in April by deporting 45 Taiwanese citizens from Kenya to mainland China.
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"Deporting these refugees essentially means that we're sending them back to their home countries to face possible death," she said.
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Here's Obama's take on whom authorities should focus on deporting: And here's what Trump said this month: A NEW APPROACH?
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ICE has even struggled with deporting the small number of individuals who had agreed to be sent back to Iraq.
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She'd already deported eight Central American men and was seconds away from deporting six more, who stood nervously before her.
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Most defectors from North Korea are eventually offered South Korean citizenship, leading to some European countries deporting asylum seekers there.
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The federal government is set to begin deporting Dreamers on March 5, something everyone in Washington says they don't want.
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To date, he has signed off on deporting more than 2.5 million people over the course of his two terms.
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President Trump tweeted Monday night that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will begin deporting "millions" of undocumented migrants next week.
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A changing landscape Debates about deporting immigrants who came here illegally aren't just political talking points in Albertville; they're personal.
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Sanders said the United States should be careful in deporting the undocumented back to potentially unstable situations in Central America.
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On the campaign trail Mr Trump spoke of deporting the 11m undocumented migrants believed to live in the United States.
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Its aim: detaining and deporting about 2,000 undocumented immigrants who've been ordered removed from the United States in immigration courts.
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Deporting illegal immigrants and cutting business taxes are rated a top priority by just 30 percent and 34 percent, respectively.
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We'll only have the right once we've proven we mean it on controlling the southern border and deporting dangerous illegals.
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And most voters — nearly 75 percent — in the state actually oppose deporting DACA recipients, according to an October 2017 poll.
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Or she can aver that the US government should not be in the business of deporting unauthorized immigrants at all.
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As well as the violence in Myanmar, they are also following the Indian government's talks on deporting them with concern.
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Next up, potentially as early as Friday, a judge will consider when the administration can begin deporting the reunited families.
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However, ICE rejected the appeal, deporting Chavez-Macias after a six-month stay on a deportation order expired this month.
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But the administration's priorities also include deporting migrants from Central America, including children, who came in an influx since 225.
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Trump has built his campaign on an immigration platform that includes building a wall and deporting millions of undocumented immigrants.
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India is already working on deporting an estimated 40,000 Rohingya Muslims living in the country after fleeing Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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And the right-leaning Cato Institute has established that deporting the Dreamers would cost the federal government roughly $85033 billion.
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It turns out that you don't convince people to be more humane on immigration by deporting immigrants hand over fist.
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Under mounting international pressure, the country began sealing its border last year, as well as arresting and deporting suspected militants.
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It asks the court to reopen the immigrants' removal cases, arguing that deporting them to Somalia would endanger their lives.
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Those who oppose illegal immigration should focus their attention on fixing a broken immigration system — not deporting millions of people.
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The mayor also reiterated he would not allow the New York Police Department to be used for deporting undocumented immigrants.
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"ICE seemed totally unconcerned they were imprisoning and deporting a U.S. citizen," his immigration attorney, Andrea Saenz, told BuzzFeeed News.
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"ICE has been detaining and deporting U.S. citizens for decades," said Jackie Stevens, a political science professor at Northwestern University.
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Tracking down, detaining, and deporting all or most of them is a logistical feat beyond the federal government's current resources.
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But deporting thousands of Central Americans or placing them by force in refugee camps would be intolerable for his supporters.
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Those legislators have become increasingly vocal calling for an overhaul of ICE, the agency charged with deporting immigrants facing removal.
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Deporting 22 to 2200 million immigrants in a single term as president would be something we've never seen in America.
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Some law enforcement officials privately fear that the Trump administration's push to eradicate crime by deporting illegal immigrants could backfire.
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After all, local activists argued, deporting Christians back to the war zones of Iraq was tantamount to a death sentence.
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Protecting the Dreamers is, by the way, enormously popular, even among Republicans, who oppose deporting them by a huge margin.
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Israel closed the camps in 2018 after accepting thousands with conditions and deporting others to third countries or their homelands.
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Federal judges have issued temporary injunctions against deporting those impacted by the law in Massachusetts, Washington, New York and Michigan.
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But he's seemingly softened his stance since then, saying he would focus first on deporting those who have criminal records.
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Part of that is because there have been more investigations into workplaces and detaining and deporting folks that are undocumented.
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The first immigration bill to get to the House floor is focused on deporting undocumented immigrants tied to gang activity.
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The Dream Act is bipartisan legislation to give immigrant youth a path to citizenship without deporting or detaining our families.
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By deporting undocumented immigrants, in effect, the country may be making it harder for Hispanics to realize the American dream.
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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million illegal immigrants, that's just wrong," Johnson roared this weekend at his party's convention.
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OBSTACLES LOOM No matter what guidelines Trump uses, it's likely deporting millions of people won't be as simple as it sounds.
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Johnson was also criticized for being too aggressive in deporting immigrants by protesters from United We Dream, an immigrant advocacy organization.
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Under both Obama and Trump, the US has pressured Mexico to take an active role in catching and deporting Central Americans.
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His administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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The United States is also deporting about 22,000 Hondurans per year back into one of the poorest counties in the Americas.
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The Corrections Corporation of America and other companies have lobbied politicians to keep more people behind bars rather than deporting them.
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But rounding up, detaining and deporting millions of immigrants, while respecting their constitutional rights and due process, takes time and money.
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Despite this sense of welcome, the Swedish government has been deporting Afghan refugees to a country many have never been to.
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"Deporting people to danger should not be a part of the Qantas business model," Shen Narayanasamy, human rights director of GetUp!
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The businessman has been all over the map when it comes to deporting people who are living in the country illegally.
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Turkey is rounding up and forcibly deporting refugees back to war-ravaged Syria on a near-daily basis, claims Amnesty International.
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Turkey's ministry also said the process for deporting one foreign fighter from Britain and seven from Germany had been carried out.
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He promised a big, beautiful border wall, deporting all the "illegals," even getting rid of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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Often, ICE is arresting and deporting people they could have gone after under President Obama — but, for whatever reason, did not.
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In the wake of the 28503 economic crisis, we were told that deporting unauthorized immigrants would help American citizens find jobs.
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Additionally, the TPS decision will cause expensive logistical challenges: for example, should immigration authorities prioritize finding and deporting those who stay?
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It has emerged that legal, bureaucratic and diplomatic hurdles prevented the police and state prosecutors from detaining or deporting the Kenyan.
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Experts have also cautioned that finding and deporting the country's 11 million illegal immigrants would carry enormous logistic and financial costs.
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In fact, deporting the 800,000 Dreamers would actually cost the American taxpayer an estimated $60 billion, according to the Cato Institute.
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We cannot be arresting and deporting people for marijuana offenses when so many Americans can now live and buy marijuana legally.
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Morgan's comments come after Trump on Monday tweeted that he would be deporting "millions" of immigrations without legal status next week.
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Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, has made "Build a wall!" and deporting 11 million people central promises of his presidential campaign.
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The Soviets were purging and deporting Polish intellectuals; the Nazis were indiscriminately killing Poles, and herding Jews into the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Trinidad and Tobago has been criticized by the UN for deporting 82 Venezuelans, although government officials have claimed they left voluntarily.
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More draconian immigration policies, such as deporting all undocumented immigrants living in the U. S., also find support among some Millennials.
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So Border Patrol started targeting smugglers specifically, prosecuting instead of deporting them, along with migrants, basically right after they were caught.
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By doing that, I do not mean "building a fucking wall" or deporting immigrants from countries that present no threat whatsoever.
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But federal immigration agents were still deporting "low-priority" immigrants, including DREAMers — Obama's words were proven empty by his administration's deeds.
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President Barack Obama earned himself the nickname "Deporter in Chief" by deporting an average of 213 Salvadorans a day during 22.
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But he said deporting them was necessary to deter a record-high number of Central American migrants from approaching the border.
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Enforcement Removal Operations, another division of ICE, is responsible for arresting and deporting people who are in the United States illegally.
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The Los Angeles chief of police, Charlie Beck, has declared that his officers will take no part in deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) has also filed amendments that would prevent the Trump administration from changing DACA or deporting its recipients.
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Previous administrations focused on deporting criminals, giving most undocumented people tacit permission to feel secure in basic interactions with the state.
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The reviews stemmed from two new Trump administration programs aimed at quickly screening and potentially deporting asylum-seekers at the border.
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In December, Taiwan's justice ministry warned about a fake government notice saying Taiwan was deporting protesters who had fled Hong Kong.
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Earlier this week, the Trump administration said it will start deporting some Mexican asylum seekers to Guatemala to claim asylum there.
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The process for deporting non-Mexican immigrants takes longer due to logistics, such as getting travel documents and flights for them.
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Ruining these young people's lives by deporting them or forcing them to live in fear is not the just path forward.
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Current procedure allows for swiftly deporting, without a hearing, immigrants who are caught near the border and who entered very recently.
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Though immigration authorities prioritize deporting immigrants with criminal histories, he said, it's possible that DACA recipients could be deported as well.
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"This cap will force the Trump administration to prioritize arresting and deporting serious criminals, not law-abiding immigrants," the statement said.
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The Mormon church has spent years lobbying heavily for immigration reform that prioritizes the unification of families over deporting undocumented workers.
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"Border management... should not be based on narrow policies aimed only at detecting, detaining and expeditiously deporting irregular migrants," she said.
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Deporting unauthorized immigrants for civil offenses was appropriate because the letter of the law allowed it; it needed no other justification.
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The government has begun deporting Rohingya Muslim refugees, but wants to make it easier for Hindu asylum seekers to gain citizenship.
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"The Trump team agrees: they're not in the business of deporting children, of picking on children, of breaking up families," Palomarez said.
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Sure, it's hard to feel anything approaching sympathy for the General, a man who relished his role in deporting undocumented single moms.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel hopes for progress on deporting more rejected asylum-seekers as she meets with governors of Germany's 16 states Thursday.
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The reality is that in the name of enforcing our laws, we are deporting some little girl's dad, some little boy's mom.
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But historical data shows the Trump administration so far has been arresting and deporting fewer people than Obama's first years in office.
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He's proposed deporting the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, and he's suggested banning Muslims from entering the country.
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But instead of deporting them back home to Taiwan, the Kenyans apparently decided to send them — against their will — to mainland China.
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For years, data sharing arrangements between state and federal agencies in charge of tracking, apprehending, and deporting immigrants have gone largely unnoticed.
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When he was asked about deporting undocumented immigrants en masse, he cited a Reagan-era compromise as a model of immigration policy.
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A 2015 study by the American Action Forum found that deporting 11.2 million undocumented immigrants would reduce real GDP by $1.6 trillion.
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And he has recently started deporting undocumented immigrants — many of whom have built lives in the U.S. for decades — back to Mexico.
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The billionaire also pledged after his victory that he would prioritize deporting or jailing undocumented immigrants with gang ties or criminal records.
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Sadly, the taco bowl, perfectly adequate as it was, is not good enough to prevent Trump from deporting millions of Hispanics. Harsh.
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But even with these changes, the Geneva conventions forbid deporting people to a country where they might be executed, tortured or harmed.
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And Turning Point USA's Florida International University chapter also famously shared neo-Nazi memes, joked about rape, and talked about deporting people.
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At U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a force of 6,200 agents responsible for arresting and deporting criminal migrants is already spread thin.
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Cruelty of this sort—detaining people, deporting them, breaking up families—may be defended by some Americans on legal or economic grounds.
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Building a wall and deporting criminals here illegally are legitimate policy objectives for a Trump administration, but it is only a start.
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Mr. Trump, who has railed against politicians who don't keep their promises, could be expected to start deporting 11 million undocumented workers.
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Compare that to the cost to taxpayers of deporting DREAMers, estimated to be more than $158 billion by the conservative Cato Institute.
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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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Trump is a hardliner who's called for building a wall along the southern border and deporting everyone in the country here illegally.
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In 2013, the department succeeded in deporting Abu Qatada, a notorious Al Qaeda spokesman, to Jordan, after a ten-year court battle.
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Newt Gingrich proposed a loyalty test for American citizens who are Muslim and deporting those who believe in Shariah law, while Gov.
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Secretary Clinton, the last time we talked in January, in Iowa, I asked you if you could be the next deporting chief.
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Patrick Chappatte Earlier this week, the European Union started deporting migrants from Greece as part of the deal worked out with Turkey.
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Deporting suspects to third countries is not illegal under international law, said Julian Ku, a professor of international law at Hofstra University.
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She also said deporting rejected asylum seekers needed to be a "top priority" but the parties agreed to disagree on restricting arrivals.
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Kosovo's Prime Minister, Ramush Haradinaj, has since fired his interior minister and intelligence chief for deporting the Turkish nationals without his knowledge.
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The authorities are gradually relocating or deporting the migrants at the camp, where as many as 10,000 people are believed to live.
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That involves stopping the immigration of Syrian refugees, deporting undocumented immigrants with criminal records and devoting more resources to securing the border.
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This certainly doesn't indicate confidence in the Obama administration's claims that it's only deporting people after ensuring they won't be in danger.
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"By no longer considering medical deferred action requests for immigrants, the Trump administration is now literally deporting kids with cancer," Massachusetts Sen.
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He now works for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency tasked with finding and deporting people living in the United States illegally.
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In an interview with CBS News last month, Mr. Trump said his priority would be deporting undocumented immigrants who had committed crimes.
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But Trump's recent executive order prioritized deporting undocumented workers who have committed chargeable criminal offenses, including using a fake Social Security number.
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But ICE appealed, no matter the human cost, intent on deporting people like Mr. Aldaoud who have lived their whole lives here.
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Biden's relationship with Obama's legacy appeared to strain him at times — especially when it came to their administration's record of deporting people.
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In the course of 2016, faced with growing domestic opposition, Ms. Merkel shifted the focus to closing borders and deporting asylum seekers.
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" "We hope Jimmy's story opens people's eyes and hearts to understanding that we should not be deporting people to their death overseas.
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Republican and Republican-leaning Hispanics conversely found border security and deporting those in the country illegally to be the chief policy concerns.
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A judge has ordered the Trump administration speed up family reunification and stop deporting parents without their kids, but bureaucratic hurdles remain.
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The immigration reform group launched a website, Trump365, that explores the human and economic toll of deporting an estimated 11 million people.
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It already has thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tasked with tracking down unauthorized immigrants living in the US and deporting them.
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And IIRIRA required the government to hold more immigrants in detention before deporting them — making it substantially harder for them to get lawyers.
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Deporting millions of people would cost far more than Immigration and Customs Enforcement's current budget allows -- and require a vast amount of resources.
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The Trump administration is almost certainly going to be more aggressive in arresting and deporting unauthorized immigrants than any presidency has ever been.
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Only 8 percent cited any of his policy positions — deporting undocumented immigrants, building the wall on the U.S.-Mexican border, renegotiating trade deals.
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After expelling the diplomats, Greece appeared to underscore its displeasure by deporting a criminal suspect to France who was also wanted in Russia.
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If there's no deal, and the Trump administration begins deporting DREAMers over Democratic objections, his real position will become very clear, very quickly.
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Obama prioritized deporting serious criminals and people who had recently crossed the border, but Trump is going after everyone, regardless of their circumstances.
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They like it, to be sure — but it's a less direct way to reshape American demography than deporting people or slowing down immigration.
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Rights groups have criticised Turkey for deporting migrants back to conflict-torn countries, including Afghanistan, saying it was putting their lives at risk.
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Nor can it be said that deporting those whose asylum cases have been denied by a judge is any more reasonable or fair.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations made deporting people with criminal records a priority, and the lawmakers say that Chavarria has no record.
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Utahns, while largely supportive of deporting undocumented immigrants with criminal records, have long favored legal immigration and pushed for reforms to encourage it.
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He's also pledged an incredibly tough regime for deporting immigrants in the country illegally, though the specifics have waffled somewhat in recent weeks.
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Federal judges in three states followed a U.S. judge in New York in barring authorities from deporting travelers affected by Trump's executive order.
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In a few weeks, the American government could begin deporting as many as 800,000 undocumented immigrants who've been here since they were children.
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The government says that for now it is only deporting single men who had open asylum applications as of the start of 2018.
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"The idea of deporting was definitely part of the mission of the agency," says former INS Commissioner Doris Meissner (who served under Clinton).
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Support for deporting immigrants who have been here at least two years dropped from 22019 to 30 percent among Republicans over two years.
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Moreover, by deporting thousands of people back to countries that are clearly still in distress, Trump will be making conditions worse, not better.
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In "Anti-Sanctuary Armies," Alex Shephard looks at how local and state jurisdictions have embraced the Trump administration's agenda of deporting undocumented immigrants.
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But even the book's mythologically justified racism, which had Gilead deporting black citizens because of the Curse of Ham, would seem toothless today.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican challenging House Speaker Paul Ryan said this week that the US should debate deporting all Muslims from the country.
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The same politicians who claim to be ardently "pro-life" think nothing of tearing families apart, deporting people to unspeakable violence and poverty.
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A central proposal of the GOP nominee's campaign involves building a wall along the southern border and deporting those in the country illegally.
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He has waffled on the legal fate of 11 million undocumented immigrants, but he has not come out in favor of deporting them.
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Kasich backed a path to legal status and pushed back on the idea of deporting the millions of people in the country illegally.
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If he appears more enthusiastic about abstract border security than about deporting actual DREAMers, well, that's what most people's immigration preferences look like.
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This week, some expressed disappointment that Mr. Trump appeared to be softening his tone on deporting people who are in the country illegally.
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In fact, officials now say they're swiftly deporting migrant children who previously would have been transferred to US custody after crossing the border.
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The first "Dreamer" — undocumented immigrants protected under Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — sued the Trump administration for deporting him to Mexico.
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He's talking less about deporting "bad hombres" and talking more — a lot more — about how "chain migration" is bad for the United States.
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They are less supportive of a path to citizenship, and a supermajority (64 percent) of Obama-to-Trump voters support deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Earlier this month, administration officials said the US would start deporting some Mexican asylum seekers to Guatemala in an expansion of the policy.
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Officials from the Central American country also wanted a definition of what would constitute a "public interest" exemption to deporting someone to Honduras.
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The resulting boost to inflation would only be heightened should Trump go through with plans for slapping tariffs on imports and deporting migrants.
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By closing our borders and deporting those who have already crossed them seeking safety, restrictive immigration policies are putting countless lives at risk.
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However, in the Trump era, ICE agents have been detaining and deporting many otherwise law-abiding longtime residents who are here without authorization.
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The minister set no timetable for deporting Mr. Jacobson and indicated that the authorities were still investigating whether he had broken any laws.
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Critics say the administration is still focused too heavily on deporting immigrants who have minor violations and do not pose a security threat.
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province and Kenya said it was deporting the 45 back to where they came from.
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Deporting me may be within the authority of the law, but I implore Mr. Trump and his supporters to look past my mistakes.
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"Mr President, you deporting me is not going to hurt just me; you're making a veteran suffer," Alejandra Juarez said at the airport.
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Drafted to replace Amber Rudd, who "inadvertently misled" members of Parliament over targets for deporting undocumented immigrants, Mr. Javid has been given the job of sorting out the so-called Windrush scandal, revelations that the Home Office, which oversees immigration enforcement, had been deporting people who moved to Britain from Caribbean colonies in the 1940s at the invitation of the government.
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That order, signed in 2012, stops deporting young undocumented immigrants who entered the United States as children so long as they meet certain requirements.
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" During a joint presser with Canadian PM Trudeau, he was asked about deporting Syrian refugees and said, "That's what I said I would do.
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A wide majority, nearly eight in 10, support deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed other crimes, however, an area Trump says is his focus.
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Deporting families who are contributing to the economic and social fabric of our nation isn't leadership; it's a reckless and callous abuse of power.
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Take the president's complaint over the weekend that we should have a system that bypasses the current cumbersome judicial process for deporting illegal immigrants.
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"I see nothing wrong with deporting individuals who are in the country illegally, and I say that as a son of immigrants," he said.
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Trump also has questioned whether Curiel, who is Hispanic, is biased against him because of his call for deporting immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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Vice president of programs Karla Monterroso says those students are at the core of the company's mission, and deporting them would be massively destructive.
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Nor does this analysis factor in the enforcement cost of physically deporting recipients should the program be eliminated, which we believe would be significant.
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This will require countries to secure borders and enforce laws: by preventing the hiring of illegal immigrants and deporting those denied asylum, for example.
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Mr. Trump has called for building a wall along the border with Mexico and deporting any immigrants who are in the United States illegally.
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The reason that DACA existed to begin with, after all, is that Obama promised he wasn't deporting DREAMers but ICE kept doing just that.
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You would think that between not taking people's guns away and deporting undocumented people, President Obama would be a favorite of conservatives this week.
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And let's be clear: The cost of detaining more people at the border and then deporting them will of course be borne by taxpayers.
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Kelly would often hide behind the idea that he was just following the law when giving direction on arresting and deporting immigrants, Essaheb said.
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Under the previous administration, Obama put a low priority on deporting immigrants who were not considered to be a significant threat to public safety.
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Paul Ryan's House can't stop Donald Trump from deporting millions of unauthorized immigrants, even though Ryan has historically thought that is a bad idea.
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The reality is that ICE is already deporting as many people as the backlog in immigration courts will allow — about 400,00 people per year.
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What has made deporting Warssama particularly difficult, and what ultimately set him free, is his stubborn unwillingness to be complicit in his own removal.
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A government capable of deporting all 2000 million unauthorized immigrants over two presidential terms would need four times the deportation capacity it currently has.
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"It's about speeding up investigations and court decisions, reaching faster verdicts and finding ways of deporting perpetrators and potential offenders without exceptions," he said.
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Recent polling shows most of the state's voters are against Trump's proposed wall, and even more—68 percent—are against deporting all undocumented immigrants.
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Improving border security and deporting criminals are fine ideas, but they hardly constitute the sort of real immigration reform most Americans are hungering for.
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If mobilized to perform the functions of immigration officers, they could be detaining, imprisoning and deporting family members and friends from their own community.
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Mr. Erdogan's government this week began the process of deporting Islamic State fighters held in Turkish detention centers to France, Germany, Denmark and Ireland.
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Under Trump and Secretary John Kelly, the Department of Homeland Security has been ambiguous at best, and inconsistent at worst, about who it's deporting.
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The order also directed Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hire 10,000 new immigration officers and to prioritize deporting those who had committed a crime.
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The administration, however, has said that the raids are being conducted under guidelines that prioritize deporting immigrants who entered the country illegally after Jan.
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It's what the Americans were doing as well — trying to jack up the number of people who were looking for migrants and deporting them.
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In the face of this injustice, some religious leaders took steps to actively prevent federal immigration officers from arresting and deporting these vulnerable immigrants.
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Palantir, a secretive big data company, built has been slammed by critics for using its technology to assist ICE with tracking and deporting immigrants.
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But the Obama administration aggressively enforced immigration laws, deporting 2.5 million people and detaining unaccompanied minors who crossed the border, without deliberately targeting children.
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About 9 in 10 are working taxpayers, and deporting them could reduce the gross domestic product by over $400 billion over the next decade.
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In an apparent effort to appeal to Hispanic voters, Trump indicated he was willing to "soften" his position on deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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ICE, the Department of Homeland Security's enforcement arm, is tasked with, among other things, detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants residing in the United States.
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Local officials, many from Mr. Erdogan's party, deny the government is deporting refugees but support the crackdown, saying Syrians must live within the law.
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Sanders' immigration reform proposal is one of the most expansive and progressive of the entire Democratic field, including a moratorium on deporting undocumented immigrants.
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The judge's ruling blocked part of the president's actions, preventing the government from deporting some arrivals who found themselves ensnared by the presidential order.
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They have also railed against the Obama administration's hierarchy of priorities that forced border and immigration agents to focus on only deporting serious criminals.
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Biden was also asked by moderator Jorge Ramos whether Obama made a mistake deporting 3 million undocumented immigrants, a question on which Biden punted.
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In exchange, he'll get to start deporting DREAMers, but the actual capacity of American immigration courts to carry out deportations is already maxed out.
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Some of these countries have reportedly begun deporting hundreds of Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis who did not have the newly implemented registration documents as well.
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While deporting dozens of Russian officials sends a dramatic message, the added step of naming individuals responsible for Russia's government hacking attacks isn't exactly unprecedented.
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Jeff Sessions just reopened the door to deporting 350,000 immigrants whose cases had been closed How domestic abusers use smartphones to spy on their partners
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As a reminder, those things include massive tax cuts for the rich, deporting non-criminal undocumented immigrants, and stripping health care from millions of Americans.
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Well there is a glaring loophole in the immigration law that forbids border control from immediately deporting unaccompanied minors from Central America, non-contiguous countries.
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Examples include deporting more Central American migrants than the United States, regularly extraditing drug lords and other criminals, and sharing intelligence with the US government.
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He would end the practice of deporting veterans who had served in the U.S. armed forces and allow those who have been deported to return.
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From deporting Mexican immigrants and barring Muslims to slapping a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports, Mr. Trump invents his positions as he goes along.
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Although deporting them all would be impossible—many are not acknowledged by the countries they fled—Germany wants to push more out of the door.
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Governor Kasich, you said earlier this week in South Carolina, the concept, the idea of deporting 11 million undocumented workers in this country is nuts.
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Now Trump is apparently signaling a major shift in his policy, saying that he's open to working with undocumented immigrants rather than deporting them all.
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These groups, he says, saw their ideas, such as building a wall like Mr Orban's, and banning or deporting Muslims, "getting into the mainstream tent".
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That Berkeley poll that came out the other day is devastating, 59 percent want somewhat important or very important to start deporting these people out.
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The Colombian authorities are also failing to identify potential victims of trafficking before deporting women who have overstayed their visas back to Venezuela, Martinez said.
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If he does follow through with his promise of deporting immigrants, I will fight back and work even harder to show how valuable I am.
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Or Robert De Niro, who drew groans in 2011 for some tone-deaf jokes about deporting the event's waiters, along with Spanish actor Javier Bardem.
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But in 2017, the Trump administration declared that the agreement did not prevent it from deporting Vietnamese immigrants who had been convicted of criminal offenses.
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They took hold in El Salvador after the US began deporting large numbers of Salvadorans in the wake of the country's peace accords in 1992.
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The bigger story beyond the San Antonio tragedy is that deporting people and building a wall will never amount to a coherent, effective immigration policy.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia has criticized neighboring Kenya for deporting two Somali lawmakers and a minister after authorities in Nairobi blocked them from entering the country.
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Some workers are housed in large labour camps; the government collects fees from employers to cover the cost of catching and deporting workers who abscond.
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Half of U.S. voters said in a new poll that they believe the Trump administration has been too aggressive in deporting immigrants without legal status.
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In Ankara yesterday, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Western nations that he would keep deporting ISIS detainees if governments continued to pressure Turkey with sanctions.
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So far this year, the United States is deporting fewer Guatemalans than it did during the same period last year, according to local government figures.
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President Trump originally seemed to endorse a continuation of DACA simply in return for more general border security spending and a focus on deporting criminals.
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In effect, we have pressured and bribed Mexico to do our dirty work, detaining and deporting people fleeing gangs in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.
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In those circumstances, the Supreme Court found that the government's interest in deporting members of terrorist organizations outweighed any rights to associate with those organizations.
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The war on illegal immigrants is going to be all about deporting criminals, which is exactly what the Obama administration has been doing for years.
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When Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix, he looked the audience in the eye and he said, no, we're building a wall, and we're deporting everybody.
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Seen in this light, Trump Jr's comments make him much like his father, who at times has advocated deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants by force.
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CNN's KFile first reported earlier in October that Trump had in 2012 said in an interview that he did not support deporting many undocumented immigrants.
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It follows the North deporting all South Korean workers from the border area complex, part of an escalating standoff over North Korea's recent rocket launch.
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Deporting a couple of million "bad hombres," in Mr. Trump's words, and engaging in a some prominent trade spats may let off some political steam.
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Mr. Trump has said he will focus on deporting criminals, but has also said he intends to immediately deport two million to three million immigrants.
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There appear to be serious concerns that the same people the US wants to save from danger in Central America are the ones it's deporting.
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His vaguely worded tweet on Monday night appeared to be intended to reassure his supporters that his plans for deporting undocumented immigrants are on track.
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The judge, Emmet G. Sullivan of the District of Columbia, criticized the government for deporting the pair just as they were seeking justice in court.
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Though the Trump administration has stopped deporting pre-1995 arrivals, it continues to argue that ICE has the right to detain them indefinitely and repeatedly.
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The immigration authorities detained and separated them — deporting the father to his home country of Guatemala and sending the boy to a shelter in Texas.
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First he announced that within six months he would start deporting "Dreamers" — those who came to the US illegally as children — unless Congress said otherwise.
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Today, the U.S. government is once again not following its own asylum policies and is deporting people back to horrific gang violence and sexual assault.
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Deporting dangerous criminals is one thing, but let's not kid ourselves about the role that most of the people being demonized fill in our society.
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The U.S., meanwhile, was deporting people at such a rapid pace that often it didn't bother to send deportees' criminal records to the Salvadoran authorities.
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Over the past few years, there has been some cooperation on security between the two countries, with Riyadh deporting four most wanted fugitives to India.
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This week, President Trump's administration announced plans to enforce the laws aggressively by deporting people who are in the country illegally, regardless of their behavior.
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Was it mad genius, an improvisational leader proposing a Nixon-goes-to-China move to overhaul immigration after making a point of deporting "bad hombres"?
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But halting illegal immigration, by stanching the influx across the border, and deporting immigrants living inside the country have been core priorities of his administration.
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After locals held a small anti-Venezuelan protest last month, police evicted 200 migrants who were living on a sports field, deporting many of them.
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The administration contends that the homeland security secretary should be able to focus his department's limited resources on deporting serious criminals and securing the border.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen repeated that reasoning, saying in a statement that "legal loopholes" prevent the government from detaining and deporting migrant families.
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On January 25, in an executive order, he rescinded all policies that dictated when ICE agents should use "prosecutorial discretion" to refrain from deporting unauthorized immigrants.
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His strategy involves putting through letters to elected officials and talking with business leaders about the potential financial consequences of deporting undocumented workers and DACA recipients.
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However, the ICC has already been asked to consider a separate case dealing with Myanmar allegedly deporting Rohingya to Bangladesh, which is an ICC member state.
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Critics say this data could create hardships for marginalized groups if used in certain ways, such as law enforcement more easily tracking and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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When asked about Trump's interview with "60 Minutes," in which he said he would focus on deporting 3 million undocumented immigrants, Lili says she is skeptical.
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Just 212% overall -- and only 22020% of Republicans -- say the nation should prioritize deporting all people living in the US illegally over developing such a plan.
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Last month HRW said Algeria was rounding up and deporting migrants "in a degrading way" without giving them a chance to have their cases individually reviewed.
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Clinton came out fully against deporting families back to unstable Central American countries in January and has asserted that position on the campaign trail ever since.
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How can you enjoy a Mexican dinner as you're deporting and imprisoning tens of thousands of people who come here seeking asylum in the United States?
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Towards the end of his second term, Barack Obama ordered federal agents to focus on deporting undocumented immigrants suspected of terrorism and those with criminal convictions.
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When Vanessa came, the government was deporting large numbers of men who had joined gangs in the United States and dropping them off in El Salvador.
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Trump has sparked controversy with his call for building a wall along the Mexican border and for deporting 11 million illegal immigrants from the United States.
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Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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It's a significant shift from the Obama administration, which focused on deporting undocumented immigrants with serious criminal records or who had recently crossed into the country.
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Trump has called for building a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico, deporting the country's illegal immigrants and temporarily barring Muslims from entering the country.
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Since then, Shaw has become an outspoken advocate for deporting gang members who are undocumented immigrants, and has tried to get "Jamiel's Law" on the ballot .
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In a related case, Sabraw on Thursday put an indefinite freeze on deporting families who were separated at the border, including those who have been reunited.
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The Department of Homeland Security, which is charged with border security, apprehending people in the country illegally and deporting them, would see a 2900 percent boost.
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Furthermore, the real estate mogul's commitment — which now appears to be softening — of deporting millions of illegal immigrants would also weigh on the U.S. labor force.
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Most farcically Slick Rick, a British-born rapper, was once arrested for illegally deporting himself and illegally re-entering America after performing on a Caribbean Cruise.
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Nehlen promotes one of the most unconstitutional ideas in American political history: the notion of deporting an entire class of Americans solely because of their faith.
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Deporting those migrants was only one element of Germany's refugee policy, Merkel said, adding that the integration of those who are granted protection must be expedited.
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The Israeli government denies that it is deporting anyone against their will and insists that Rwanda and Uganda, with which Israel has warming ties, are safe.
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Trump's hardline comments during his immigration policy speech in Arizona — including saying he would begin deporting undocumented immigrants "within the hour" of becoming president — ruffled feathers.
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The men who knock no longer feel fictional nor glamorous: ICE is deporting parents at school drop-offs, teenagers are leading the fight for gun control.
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"Maribel's deportation shows that the Trump administration is not focused on deporting criminals, but rather on separating peaceful mothers from their American children," her attorney said.
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He promised a Deportation Task Force that would first focus on deporting criminal undocumented immigrants (we already do that), followed by those who overstay their visas.
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He has since said he would prioritize deporting people in the country illegally who have committed crimes and those who have arrived recently or overstayed visas.
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We reduce future costs by deporting all criminal illegal aliens on their first arrest, conviction or not and truly sealing the border so they cannot return.
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Indeed, trying to fix the problem of undocumented migration by rounding up and deporting immigrants is like putting a Band-Aid on a patient with pneumonia.
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The Netherlands' legislative election is in mid-March: Geert Wilders' Freedom Party, which advocates deporting Muslims, is still narrowly in the lead in the latest polls.
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And while he has been adamant about deporting undocumented immigrants, he has narrowed the emphasis to those with criminal records — the policy Mr. Obama has pursued.
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Across the country, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, through targeted enforcement operations, are apprehending, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants — often leaving family members behind.
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"People are talking about this as a future problem, 'in January if this happens,' but people are already packing their bags and self-deporting," says Gomez.
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" Yesterday to Axios — on potentially deporting fewer than Obama: "I find that hard to believe, but I will say that the Obama administration deported many people.
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U.S. immigration officials are reportedly planning to conduct the raids in May and June, deporting hundreds of individuals who came to the U.S. from Central America.
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In Amri's case, one of the obstacles to physically deporting him was Tunisia's failure to issue replacement identification papers, despite the availability of finger- and handprints.
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ICE's primary responsibilities are arresting immigrants within the US, detaining immigrants pending deportation hearings, prosecuting immigrants in those hearings, and deporting those who are ordered deported.
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In particular, the agency has prioritized deporting migrant families in mass raids and keeping refugees — including children — in overcrowded detention facilities for extended periods of time.
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The heroes of Trump's America are law enforcement — the beat cops in America's supposedly crime-ridden "inner cities," the ICE agents tasked with deporting unauthorized immigrants.
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In a major departure from previous practice mandated by federal law, the Trump administration has begun quickly deporting immigrant children apprehended alone at the southern border.
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Cato's Brannon says deporting the immigrants would reduce economic growth by $280 billion over the next decade, or about a half a percentage point a year.
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By Saturday night, judges in at least two states had issued stays preventing the government from deporting certain arrivals caught in the rollout of the order.
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Require Immigration and Customs Enforcement to focus on deporting people who have just lost their asylum cases, not the parent who has been here 30 years.
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I'm a 84 year old, college-educated, white man from OH.I'm a moderate Republican who supports deporting illegal immigrants, opposes mandatory minimums, opposes raising the min.
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Deporting them from the only home they have known, often to countries to which they have little or no connection, is spiteful, punitive and self-defeating.
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"This is one of the good guys, this is one of the good hombres that we should not be deporting, according to this administration," Gonzalez said.
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That's also the Trump administration's problem with it; the federal government is sweeping up more immigrants than it did in 2016 but deporting fewer of them.
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In a ruling on Thursday, Judge Dana Sabraw temporarily stopped the administration from deporting reunified families until it's determined what rights to asylum the children have.
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A U.N. human rights report said on Monday that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners.
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"If the president-elect is serious about deporting the number of people he's said, there's not currently an infrastructure to hold that many people," Deitch told me.
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Soon after Trump abandoned the family separation policy in June, Sabraw issued an injunction that ordered the families reunited and temporarily prevented the administration from deporting them.
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It is not clear that deporting millions of undocumented migrants already living in the U.S. would bring large enough benefits to compensate for the significant associated costs.
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U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly's ruling temporarily barred the U.S. from deporting people who arrived with a valid visa or who had already completed a refugee application.
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Trump's campaign proposals included deporting millions of unauthorized immigrants, changing US law to allow torture of terrorism suspects and 'load[ing] up' the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.
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A judge blocked part of Trump's order late Saturday, preventing the U.S. from deporting people with valid visas or who are legally authorized to enter the country.
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In Virginia, lawyers earned the right to meet with detainees and the DHS and Customs and Border Protection were forbidden from deporting legal immigrants for a week.
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And many worry that the Trump administration would be even less likely than the Obama administration to discourage the Dominican Republic from deporting people of Haitian descent.
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Legally, Napolitano said, refraining from deporting young, law-abiding immigrants is similar to the Justice Department's general reluctance to bring cases against those who pass bad checks.
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In contrast to the frontrunners – who have adopted extreme, arguably unachievable positions such as deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants – Kasich has been wrongly cast as a moderate.
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But he said the agenda won't touch hot-button issues that Ryan and Trump disagree on, including deporting millions of undocumented immigrants -- a centerpiece of Trump's campaign.
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We are creating this wave of refugees, and then shamefully we are then criminalizing these refugees once they come here by detaining, deporting, and night raiding them.
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Collins said Trump altered his "rhetoric" and he does not want a deportation force but wants to focus on deporting undocumented immigrants who break the law first.
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During the primary, Trump advocated unequivocally for deporting undocumented immigrants, and the shifts he has hinted at would be a highly-scrutinized flip on a trademark issue.
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Trump's immigration policy received renewed scrutiny recently after he seemingly softened his stance on how to treat undocumented immigrants and then reaffirmed his support for deporting them.
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There's no doubt that Trump remains committed to building a wall, having Mexico pay for it, and deporting the "most dangerous criminal illegal aliens" on day one.
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Far fewer say the focus of US immigration policy should be on deporting immigrants living in the US illegally, just 2886% rate that as a top priority.
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This raises fears among pro-immigrant advocates that a Trump administration would not stop with deporting only criminals, especially if the numbers fall far short of expectations.
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Trump has called for potentially withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement, building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, and deporting millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Official policy is that they'll start by deporting the roughly 2 to 3 million with criminal records and then will see how things stand with the rest.
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Mr. Trump has made building a wall along the border with Mexico and deporting people who have come to the country illegally a hallmark of his campaign.
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Meanwhile, Mexican authorities have been deporting less than half as many Central Americans as usual since Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a left-winger, took office in December.
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In exchange for French police rounding up and deporting Jews, France could retain a degree of autonomy during the Nazi Occupation -- at the cost of human lives.
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Against that backdrop, there are reasons to believe Senegal may be the first of many nations that could seek to shed that burden by deporting resettled detainees.
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AAF's estimates are among the first to find that deporting all DACA recipients would cost taxpayers between $7 billion and $73 billion and reduce GDP by 0.4%.
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In fact, their real target within the Democratic Party is Obama, who's been much more aggressive about deporting undocumented immigrants than Sanders and Clinton say they'd be.
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Mexico, with help from the United States, has increased patrols on its southern border and is deporting more Central American migrants trying to reach the United States.
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So far we've heard a lot of negatives about immigrants, along with a lot of tough talk about building walls and deporting people who are here illegally.
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And let's not forget that Obama spent most of his administration cracking down on immigration, deporting a record number of people during his eight years in office.
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But even as dominantly liberal cities have resisted the president on this issue, many other local and state jurisdictions have embraced the agenda of deporting undocumented immigrants.
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"Trump says very scary things—deporting immigrants, massive militarism and, you know, ignoring the climate," Stein said in an interview with Democracy Now, according to a transcript.
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"They were deporting the people they could find the easiest, and the people they were finding the easiest were the people reporting to ICE," he told me.
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Now, even though President Obama made clear after the court's decision that deporting these parents would not be a priority, fear lingers and a presidential campaign looms.
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Finally, rather than spending tens of billions of dollars rounding up and deporting those who are already here, such funds could remain in the pockets of taxpayers.
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The president may enjoy unleashing public tirades about Mexican "rapists," but the work of arresting and deporting millions of immigrants now takes place largely in the shadows.
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Mr. Arnold said law enforcement had to take remarks like Mr. Elsayed's seriously and deporting him instead of prosecuting him "makes sense" because it is more efficient.
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In her first question to Mr. Trump, Ms. Kelly asked whether his stance on deporting illegal immigrants was more flexible than he had led voters to believe.
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Trump has focused on deporting illegal immigrants and bringing more Americans into the workforce, and has not suggested he would encourage an influx of young foreign workers.
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But Obama has learned the hard way that just saying you want to focus on deporting "criminals" doesn't keep immigrants without criminal records from getting deported too.
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On Saturday, federal judges in New York and Boston barred officials from deporting some refugees who found themselves affected by Trump's order in the midst of traveling.
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He said during an interview shortly after his victory he would prioritize deporting or jailing any undocumented immigrants who were members of gangs or had criminal records.
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Homeland Security Investigations is a little-known part of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, the agency best known for rounding up and deporting immigrants in the country illegally.
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But the most startling change might be the practice of deporting migrants to Mexico without a hearing, after which it might take years to complete their cases.
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The board determines whether an asylum seeker's claim has new merits and can issue an order preventing ICE from deporting an immigrant while that decision is made.
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The group's director, Sandor Szakaly, has said that the Horthy regime was legally justified in deporting 18,000 Hungarian Jews in 1941 who were later massacred in Ukraine.
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Last November, Spanish authorities sparked a public outcry when they put about 500 migrants from Algeria in a penitentiary because of a space shortage, before deporting them.
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Deporting Dreamers, on the other hand, will cost the federal government $60 billion, along with an additional $280 billion reduction in economic growth over the next decade.
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A U.N. human rights report said last month that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and deporting of prisoners.
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If he insists on deporting people with certain religious backgrounds and clamping down on the said visa, of course the future will be bleak for my family.
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Over the summer, Chinese officials began deporting monks and nuns living at Larung Gar who were not registered residents of Garze, the prefecture where the institution is.
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In Washington state, the Justice Department sued to block a policy that blocks the Department of Homeland Security from deporting undocumented immigrants out of a Seattle airport.
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He has already missed the deadline for a vow he made in August to start deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records on his first day in office.
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Israel says its plan abides by international law and was approved by the country's high court, adding there is no intention of deporting women, children or families.
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That approach would help immigration agents find more people like Bracamontes, instead of spending their time and our tax dollars deporting otherwise law-abiding moms and dads.
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Given what are likely very large costs for the U.S. economy from deporting millions of immigrants, why wasn't DHS asked to find ways to offset these costs?
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"Deporting vets is like leaving a brother or sister behind on the field of battle, and we won't rest until they all come home," Mr. Fletcher said.
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China is deporting three Wall Street Journal reporters after the newspaper published a headline about the novel coronavirus that invoked a humiliating time in the country's history.
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The administration also recently began deporting asylum seekers to Guatemala if they failed to apply for asylum there under a deal with that Central American country's government.
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Since 2954/22006, the federal government has developed what the Migration Policy Institute calls a "formidable machinery," capable of deporting at least 22.1,2300 unauthorized immigrants a year.
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The protests came a week after the election of Donald Trump, who's said that deporting millions of undocumented immigrants will be a top priority once he takes office.
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Cagle said in a public hearing on the ordinance that the immigration agency responsible for deporting undocumented immigrants has previously requested information from the San Francisco Police Department.
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He also ordered the government to stop separating families at the border and to stop deporting parents without their children unless parents agreed to be sent back alone.
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Deporting thousands of mothers with children is certainly one way to demonstrate that the Obama administration really does feel it has to enforce the law in some cases.
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But the ban, combined with newly stringent raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency charged with deporting undocumented workers, is sowing fear among immigrants, says Mr Tobocman.
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Grenell was also a key player in one of Trump's other favorite recent moves: Deporting a 95-year-old former Nazi from New York City back to Germany.
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He took on the role after his predecessor resigned during a national scandal about their department's role in deporting legal residents whose residency paperwork the government had lost.
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We should be deporting criminals, not hardworking immigrant families who do the very best they can and often are keeping economies going in many places in our country.
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The presidential campaign made it clear that a significant portion of Americans -- Trump supporters -- would not object to rounding up millions of undocumented Mexican immigrants and deporting them.
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Likewise, deporting illegal immigrants and keeping more foreign workers out could open up some jobs for U.S. workers, but will increase labor costs — and with that, consumer prices.
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To that end, they want Trump to follow through on the most extreme immigration ideas he's discussed — such as deporting millions of undocumented immigrants and banning Muslim immigration.
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For most governments in the region, establishing the nationality of undocumented migrants from half the world away — let alone deporting them home — is simply too slow and costly.
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Bob Casey is lashing out at the Trump administration for deporting a Honduran mother and son who he says are at risk of getting killed by gang members.
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If President Trump is personally committed to cutting legal immigration and deporting all undocumented immigrants, there is simply no deal to be had, at least with this Congress.
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As outlandish as the idea of deporting 11 million people sounds, as president, Trump could work within existing law to accomplish much of the goal through executive action.
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Immigration authorities have already begun aggressively detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants, even those who have not committed crimes while in the US, targeting restaurants and even church shelters.
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" Leadership reactions: House minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: "The president's cruel and heartless decision to start deporting DREAMers in six months demands an immediate response from the Republican Congress.
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On her visit, Ardern raised the issue of Australia deporting criminals with a New Zealand background, particularly those brought up in Australia with no connection to New Zealand.
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Arnaldo Sanchez, 27, Hoboken, New Jersey I feel really anxious even though I'm a citizen, because I hear all this stuff about deporting people from countries like Mexico.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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He's laid the groundwork for a much more aggressive policy of deporting undocumented immigrants, including cracking down on sanctuary cities and those who try to help those immigrants.
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The Obama administration, in its first term, represented the high-water mark of immigration enforcement in the modern era — deporting 400,000 immigrants each year from 2009 to 2012.
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Supporters argue it represents a significant concession from Trump, who backed deporting the roughly 28503 million immigrants currently in the country illegally as part of his presidential bid.
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After meeting with Hispanic leaders in mid-August, Trump suggested that he may soften his position on deporting an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants living in the country.
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During his time a president, Obama was nicknamed the "deporter-in-chief" for his administration aggressively cracking down on illegal immigration and deporting nearly 3 million undocumented immigrants.
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The agency, which has struggled to balance its role in transnational investigations and deportations, is best known for its division responsible for arresting, detaining and deporting unauthorized immigrants.
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"If he's deporting criminal aliens, I don't think anyone will object to that," said Anna Law, a professor of constitutional law and civil liberties at CUNY Brooklyn College.
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Kamala Harris said she would "absolutely" refrain from deporting illegal immigrants who were otherwise law-abiding; Mr. Biden, more cagily, said their deportation would not be his focus.
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However, the Obama administration later refocused its strategy on deporting immigrants who were convicted of serious crimes or repeat offenses, or who had recently entered the country illegally.
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By threatening to build a wall, and actually deporting large numbers of Mexicans from the heartland of the United States, Mr. Trump needlessly raised tensions on the border.
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Right now, the only thing saving them is a court order from a California judge preventing the government from deporting reunified families while children's asylum claims are adjudicated.
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Some of the Afghans said it might be worth deporting themselves back home rather than stay in Bulgaria, whose government they viewed as more corruption-riddled than Afghanistan's.
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Sending more people to prison, deporting illegal immigrants, cracking down on marijuana use — those are some of the things the Trump administration has said will make America safer.
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"Then why are you deporting them?" he wrote on Twitter, bracketing the question with a snarl of English, Aramaic and Arabic that would be unprintable in any language.
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When our government seeks to rightly enforce the law by deporting that individual, it is unlawful for any other person, organization or government entity to hinder that removal.
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In the course of one eventful week in January 20193, I wrote two separate Justin Bieber columns: one a verse ode, the other some suggestions for deporting him.
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As noted above, deporting DACA students or their undocumented family members will have repercussions beyond the individuals and families involved; such actions disrupt the education of entire communities.
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The situation had been inflamed by asylum-seekers committing sexual assaults and criminal offences and by difficulties in deporting people who were not accepted for asylum, he said.
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California, which shares a border with Mexico, has adopted "sanctuary" statutes that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement when it comes to rounding up and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at stopping the U.S. from deporting veterans and giving legal residents a path to citizenship through military service.
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But if we are going to begin a practice where the United State of America is calling 'homeland security' deporting kids, we have bigger problems that I thought.
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Martinez: Everything you ever heard on TV that former president Obama said—"We are deporting criminals, not people with strong ties to the US"—that wasn't really true.
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"How can you enjoy a Mexican dinner as you're deporting and imprisoning tens of thousands of people that come here seeking asylum in the United States?" another one shouted.
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In similar fashion, Kelly, a retired general, told senators he has not been involved in policy conversations about how to proceed on the campaign promise of deporting undocumented immigrants.
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So let me get this straight – the Democratic governor wants to keep these people from entering the state, but if they do sneak in he won't support deporting them?
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" The White House website also notes that Trump -- as a part of supporting law enforcement -- backs "deporting illegal aliens with violent criminal records who have remained within our borders.
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A legal and political nightmare The President's tweet, on its own, was astonishing: For starters, deporting millions in the manner he suggests would be a legal and political nightmare.
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Like and share the video to get the story out there: Norway is deporting Refugees to Russia against UN recommendations to an asylum system that is near non-existent!
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The King County case will fight a law that bans the Department of Homeland Security "from deporting aliens from the United States through the county airport," according to Reuters.
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"When you look at today's numbers, the administration is hell-bent on deporting as many people as possible, yet it's the lowest it has been in years," Sandweg said.
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Texas, an appeal from a ruling that the president lacked authority under the immigration laws to defer deporting undocumented immigrants whose children are American citizens or lawful permanent residents.
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The president on Monday tweeted that his administration would be deporting millions of undocumented immigrants beginning next week, sparking fear in immigrant populations and their allies across the country.
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During a discussion about his stance on immigration reform, the Republican presidential nominee reiterated his stance on deporting undocumented immigrants and used a Spanish word to make his point.
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Republicans in the state also like his stance on immigration, which includes building a wall along the border with Mexico and deporting anyone who has entered the country illegally.
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Trump administration stance White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked Wednesday to clarify the administration's position on deporting non-criminal undocumented immigrants in the wake of the case.
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The governor of Bavaria is striking a softer tone on refugees, saying he wants a "balance" between helping those entitled to asylum and swiftly deporting those who aren&apost.
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Trump championed President Obama's immigration strategy — deporting criminals first — in an interview with Fox News on Monday, August 260 when asked about how he'd deport 21 million illegal immigrants.
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Joe Giudice has to get the hell up outta the United States -- a judge is deporting him to his native Italy ... once he gets out of prison, that is.
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The Kochs oppose his protectionist trade rhetoric and hardline views on immigration - which include building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and deporting millions of illegal immigrants.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a centerpiece of his administration -- but so far his administration is deporting fewer people than his predecessor.
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"Deporting Dreamers means destroying the lives of hundreds of thousands of patriotic young people, costing the economy billions and betraying the fundamental values of the American Dream," she said.
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At the end of January, the Interior Ministry put out a public call for at least a hundred "civilian inspectors" to assist officials in locating and deporting asylum-seekers.
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He acknowledged that Italy was facing "acute pressures that other countries aren't necessarily facing," but said the financial and psychological costs of deporting so many migrants would be huge.
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But while the promise not to deport might have given beneficiaries some peace of mind, its practical effect was nil because the immigration authorities were not deporting them anyway.
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But after publicly waffling, Trump shifted his rhetoric and has said he would prioritize deporting dangerous undocumented immigrants but warned that he would not grant unilateral "amnesty" to any.
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No matter how Trump is portraying his policy, his administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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Trump is fighting the battle on two fronts, trying to stop migrants from coming in the first place and deporting those who have been released into the United States.
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In Tuesday's exit polls, huge majorities of Trump supporters backed his call to ban Muslims from entering the country, and for rounding up and deporting 11 million illegal immigrants.
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But, immigration law expert Pratheepan Gulasekaram pointed out, they at least tried to be discreet about or explain these arrests, and at times backed off on deporting those individuals.
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U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw said that the Trump administration was "at fault" for deporting more than 400 parents while their children remained in custody, according to CBS News.
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Matthew T. Albence, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said in January that the agency would move forward with deporting Dreamers if the court rescinded the law.
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Since 1979, the Justice Department has made a special point of hunting down collaborators in Nazi war crimes, with the intention of deporting them back to their home countries.
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Earlier this week, news emerged that the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) was deporting Mohammed, a 16-year-old Syrian boy, who is using a pseudonym for safety reasons.
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The attorney general has near-total control over the functioning of the immigration courts, and can repurpose them toward the goal of deporting more people more easily and quickly.
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Elizabeth Warren and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, have called on the government to abolish the agency responsible for detaining and deporting immigrants already in the country.
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These enforcement policies were designed to focus ICE's limited resources on deporting unauthorized immigrants who had criminal convictions, recently crossed the border or posed a threat to national security.
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Insufficient funding could require ICE to "release any new book-ins and illegal border violators," and prevent ICE from deporting those who have violated immigration laws, the document reads.
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Two memos signed by Mr. Kelly — guidelines for Mr. Trump's promised immigration crackdown — call for aggressively seeking out, detaining and deporting immigrants living without authorization in the United States.
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Over the past few years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's operations surveilling, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants have grown larger in scope and bolder in their disregard for human rights.
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The police tried to track down Mr. Akilov, the suspect in the Stockholm rampage, without success, but even if they had found him, deporting him would have been difficult.
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The unfortunate human consequences of Mr. Trump's punitive policies tend to obscure the economic consequences of keeping people out and deporting those already here, but these effects are real.
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Does it wait for internecine conflict to emerge among Republicans as Trump and his allies fulfill campaign promises — repealing Obamacare, enacting tax reform and deporting millions of undocumented aliens?
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Seventy-four percent of Romney-to-Trump voters support deporting undocumented immigrants, but only 35 percent of Romney-to-Clinton voters (and 62 percent of Romney-to-nonvoters) do.
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The U.S. is deporting people more slowly than during the Obama administration despite President Donald Trump's vast immigration crackdown, according to new data from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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By having the interior cap, ICE agents would be forced to focus on arresting and deporting serious criminals, not law-abiding immigrants, a House Democratic aide said on Sunday.
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The problem for Trump, though, is that the military won't actually be able to participate in detaining or deporting any of the migrants the way the president likely wants.
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It would take the harshest parts of the Obama administration's immigration policy — a focus on deporting as many as people as possible, as quickly as possible — and turbocharge them.
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"If deporting you out of this country when you commit a crime is a tool at my disposal, you are darn right I am going to use it," Harran said.
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Ordinarily, I would totally agree with you but the specific reason I'm asking you though is because he's made such a big deal about illegal immigration and deporting people, etc.
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Ms Donnelly thus "enjoined and restrained" the government from deporting refugees or "any other individuals from Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen legally authorised to enter the United States".
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Qunun told the world of her dramatic plight on social media, drawing widespread support and concern, which convinced Thai authorities to back down from deporting her back to Saudi Arabia.
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In the closing months, he talked more about deporting immigrants with criminal records — "bad hombres" — and opened the possibility of finding a way for some to remain in the country.
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It's part of President Barack Obama's initiative to focus on deporting convicted felons, threats to public safety and anyone who crossed the border into the U.S. illegally since January 2014.
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He made clear that he isn't concerned about the human impact of deporting undocumented immigrants -- including so-called "Dreamers," or those who were brought into the United States as children.
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While both the Obama and Trump administrations have said that deporting criminals is a priority, lawmakers say that there has been no sign of a criminal record in Chavarria's past.
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There is no sign that Donald Trump is drawing on any intellectual tradition at all; no groundswell of research arguing for building walls, deporting migrants or trade wars with China.
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Up until a week ago, Kuczynski's centrist government had seen deporting Toledo as a better alternative to a potentially lengthy process of Peru's judiciary seeking his arrest and eventual extradition.
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Turkey began deporting foreign citizens linked to Islamic State on Monday, starting a program to repatriate detainees following its offensive last month against U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria.
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"The Trump administration has a clear agenda, they want to wipe immigrant young people from this country by either deporting us or locking us away for profit," said Martinez Rosas.
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The raids are focused on deporting migrants from Central America who came across the border in 2014, part of a large wave of people fleeing violence in their home countries.
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Though a pillar of Mr. Trump's campaign is stopping the flow of immigrants entering the country illegally and deporting them en masse, he often voices his support of legal immigration.
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The long-term solution is not interning children in Mexico or deporting mothers and their children back to violent neighborhoods; it is increasing our investment to provide safety and opportunity.
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Texas is whether the Obama administration has the authority to defer deporting the millions of unauthorized immigrants who are parents of American citizens and of children with permanent resident status.
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After all, Obama rolled out in late 2014 a series of policies aimed at deporting "felons, not families," touting the fact that they would protect millions of law-abiding immigrants.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, are embracing the goal of abolishing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency over its role in deporting illegal immigrants.
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In particular, the government has faced international condemnation for detaining or deporting ethnic Uighurs — a Muslim minority group persecuted by the Chinese government — back to China under pressure from Beijing.
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Mr. Ryan has called Mr. Trump's plan to bar Muslims unconstitutional, opposes deporting the 11 million people in the country illegally and has advocated for immigration changes offering legal status.
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Judge Donnelly announced during an emergency hearing Saturday night that she was granting a stay that would prevent the government from deporting immigrants currently detained in airports around the country.
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The agency has been criticized for the arrest of undocumented immigrants dropping their children off at school, and for detaining and deporting those who have been arrested for minor offenses.
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The Justice Department, which was led at the time by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, did not see merit in deporting Mr. Gulen, said one former official familiar with the matter.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and immigrant rights groups sued the administration, saying its policy of deporting asylum-seekers from the US is dangerous and doesn't help migrants find refuge.
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Among its many provisions, Mr. Trump's order called for state and local law enforcement agencies to "perform the functions of an immigration officer" in detaining and potentially deporting undocumented immigrants.
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It didn't matter, because this legal strategy had just one purpose: to create pretexts for deporting non-Europeans, or to make them feel unwelcome enough that they would leave Denmark.
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Agency data shows that the number was not unprecedented compared with average weekly totals during the Obama administration, which was active in deporting unauthorized immigrants, including some deemed low priority.
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Under those guidelines, immigration agents were to prioritize deporting immigrants with serious criminal records, those who posed a threat to national security and those who had entered the country recently.
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Deporting immigrants who are undocumented, and thus here illegally, is a much smaller subset of all immigrants, and aggressive deportation of this group has been pursued in past administrations too.
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He would also focus on deporting only immigrants who pose a threat to national security and public safety — a designation that relies largely on the discretion of individual immigration officers.
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Advocates labeled Obama the "deporter in chief" for deporting more immigrants than any other president — over 3 million between 2009 and 2016 and peaking at 409,849 in fiscal year 2012.
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An article on Friday about the Egyptian police detaining and deporting Chinese citizens of the Uighur ethnic group referred imprecisely to Lucia Parrucci, a spokeswoman for the World Uyghur Congress.
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Given Shah's repeated promise to eject "infiltrators" before the next general election in 2024, the concept of deporting or locking people up does not seem to be mere political rhetoric.
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The group of special agents suggested splitting up ICE into two separate agencies: one that focuses on detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants, and another that focuses on transnational criminal investigations.
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For example, they said he had not rejected rounding up and deporting thousands of people who entered the United States illegally as children, but have been productive members of society.
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Maybe they misunderstood what they were agreeing to; maybe some parents agreed to be deported alone, but in other cases, the government failed to reunite families prior to deporting them.
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Trump's calls for deporting all undocumented workers and plans to build a wall along the border earned him withering criticism from Peña Nieto, as well as many independents and moderate Republicans.
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He claimed that his administration would be deporting "millions" of undocumented immigrants next week -- disclosing such an operation before it was carried out and surprising some officials within his own administration.
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"How can you enjoy a Mexican dinner as you're deporting and imprisoning tens of thousands of people that come here seeking asylum in the United States?" another person is heard yelling.
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CNN first reported that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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"You inherit an agency charged with deporting people here unlawfully — 9,000 officers spread out — I'd like to know what things differently they would do than what President Obama did," he said.
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In addition to the family separation policy and the Muslim travel ban, Miller has also proposed banning Chinese students from US universities and deporting Vietnamese refugees who've lived here for generations.
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Restricting immigration, let alone deporting millions of immigrants already in the U.S., would further slow the expansion of the pool of workers to fill the jobs Trump has promised to create.
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If perhaps the government had been a little over-broad, or a little cruel, in detaining and deporting mostly-Muslim immigrants, that was understandable; there was a crisis to respond to.
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" Democratic Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, who heads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, told reporters: "It's wasteful and it's harmfully targeting and deporting non-criminal immigrants, separating families and terrorizing frankly whole communities.
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In detention, she was unable to talk to Cesar and tormented by rumors circulating among inmates that the U.S. planned to keep immigrant children in the country while deporting their mothers.
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At the same time, on Monday Judge Sabraw in San Diego blocked the Trump administration from deporting any parent who has been separated from their child for the next seven days.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Cameroon has broken international law by forcibly deporting at least 100,000 Nigerians who had fled there to escape Islamist Boko Haram militants, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday.
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Trump has promised to be tough on immigration, but must also weigh the reality of deporting possibly hundreds of thousands of children and immigrants who have grown up in the U.S.
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Hun Sen said the policy of deporting them back to Cambodia "break them up as families, as parents and children, and it's an inhumane (situation) in which some have committed suicide".
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Trump's rise to the top has come in part from advocating building a wall along the Mexican border, deporting undocumented immigrants and temporarily banning all Muslims from entering the United States.
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The government report found that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) "did not consistently follow" policies that require officers to consider service records if noncitizen veterans violate immigration law before deporting them.
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Ayman Odeh, a senior politician representing Israel's Arab minority, added on Twitter that deporting Shakir "only proves to us and to the world the extent to which his work is needed".
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If Trump is serious about deporting immigrants who commit crimes in our communities he should work with Congress to eliminate the U visa cap and otherwise strengthen the U visa program.
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He vanquished 16 candidates using a nativist appeal with a strong emphasis on ending trade deals, deporting 11 million immigrants and ending the George W. Bush-era approach to foreign policy.
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Although Mr. Trump holds a wide lead among white men, some of his central proposals — such as deporting all undocumented immigrants and building a wall along the Mexican border — remain divisive.
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The policy also says some of the funds will pay for a more than $207 million transfer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency in charge of deporting and detaining immigrants.
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Over the past year, Palantir employee ranks have been sharply divided over their company's business with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the federal agency involved in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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This empathy has to be thematic and not programmatic identification: we plainly cannot agree with regressive changes in the tax code, or canceling the Paris agreement, or deporting 11 million people.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is weighing its options regarding arresting and deporting entire migrant families who have been ordered to leave the U.S., acting Director Mark Morgan reportedly said Tuesday.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) pardoned Cardona for a 28503-year-old drug conviction, in hopes the move would undermine the administration's rationale for deporting Cardona, who owns a Queens-based construction company.
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Asked about the anti-Omar chants during a press gaggle on Thursday, Graham suggested that Trump and his supporters are only interested in deporting refugees who don't support the president politically.
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After Trump's immigration speech focused on deporting millions of unauthorized immigrants and building a wall at the US–Mexico border, several of his top Latino advisers resigned or threatened to resign.
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People are rallying using the hashtag #DefundHate, showing up to town halls, and meeting with their Representatives in-district to tell them that deporting families is not in their budget priorities.
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" Democratic Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, who heads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, told reporters: "It's wasteful and it's harmfully targeting and deporting non-criminal immigrants, separating families and terrorizing frankly whole communities.
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Trump, who campaigned on the promise of tough immigration enforcement, has made deporting gang members, especially those belonging to the El Salvador-based Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, a top priority.
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Trump's hard-line immigration stance was cemented during his speech, as he doubled down on his views of deporting illegal immigrants and ensuring that Mexico pays for his proposed border wall.
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Voters who supported deporting all undocumented immigrants represented a minority in almost all the Republican primaries in 2016 -- yet provided a majority of Trump's votes in almost all of those contests.
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That directive has not dented the swelling backlog in the courts — one of the biggest reasons for delays in deporting migrants who are not eligible to remain in the United States.
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Mr. Trump has set his sights on deporting more than 8,000 permanent residents from Vietnam, most of whom had fled the war and had been protected from removal despite their crimes.
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Their treatment has raised serious questions about human rights abuse in Algeria, though the country continues to deny criticism that deporting migrants and leaving them stranded in the Sahara is abusive.
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ICE has become a political flash point for its role in immigration enforcement, which has included arresting, detaining and deporting thousands of undocumented migrants — many of whom have no criminal records.
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It also makes note of her support for the "Abolish ICE" movement, the controversial agency tasked with arresting and deporting undocumented immigrants in the US. Since defeating 10-term incumbent Rep.
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She has been demanding for a year that officials get more effective at deporting migrants who are denied asylum, often because they come from countries like Tunisia, which Germany considers safe.
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The Trump administration began this week carrying out its controversial new policy of deporting to Guatemala adults from El Salvador and Honduras who have sought asylum at the southern US border.
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A federal judge in Michigan last week blocked the government from deporting any of them for two weeks while he weighs whether he has the authority to hear their immigration cases.
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The Honduran Ambassador to Mexico, Alden Rivera, said that Mexican authorities have some 1,300 Hondurans in migration centers and will start deporting them back home by airplane and bus on Tuesday.
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While they support the idea of deporting immigrants who have been convicted of serious crimes, they oppose forcing people to leave the country for minor crimes, like driving without a license.
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"Let me be very, very clear," Mr. Kelly said, assuring Mexicans that the rules for deporting people from the United States had not fundamentally changed — another possible contradiction of his boss.
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The Trump administration has achieved a massive reduction in illegal immigration, arresting nearly 100,000 criminal illegal aliens and deporting over 85033,000, a 30 percent increase over the same period last year.
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But apparently unwilling to pay the political price for deporting DACA recipients, he threw the problem into Congress' lap, raising questions about how willing he is to lead on the issue.
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The ordinance states that it isn't within the purview of Cambridge to enforce federal immigration law upon Cambridge city residents over civil immigration issues, such as detaining or deporting undocumented residents.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about the Egyptian police detaining and deporting Chinese citizens of the Uighur ethnic group referred imprecisely to Lucia Parrucci, a spokeswoman for the World Uyghur Congress.
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It helps explain why Trump can rant on about border walls, taking Iraq's oil, banning Muslims, and deporting all the undocumented immigrants, despite every policy expert deeming those ideas ludicrously impracticable.
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Sometime in the next few weeks, he will have to decide whether he is really willing to allow federal law enforcement to begin deporting people from the country they call home.
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The stay will prevent the government from deporting citizens from the affected countries that had already arrived in the U.S.The ACLU estimated that around 200 people would be affected by the ruling.
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Last night, President Donald Trump told Congress that by building a big wall along the Mexican border and deporting illegal immigrants, he'll improve America's economy and keep illegal drugs off the streets.
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One day, he might be handling a sniffer dog at the border; the next, in the office, doing nothing much; the next, inspecting restaurants and deporting migrants who are working without permission.
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Obama phased out all the arrest power agreements in 2013 to instead focus on deporting recent border crossers and immigrants in the country illegally who posed a safety or national security threat.
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President Obama used a strategy called "prosecutorial discretion" to prioritize the deportation of certain types of immigrants (especially those convicted of crimes) and discourage deporting others (like parents of US citizen children).
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Still, the Trump administration also this week directed government agencies to, among other things, begin rounding up and deporting anyone in the country illegally, whether or not they have committed serious crimes.
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The law requiring the inspection of immigration detention centers doesn't stop ICE agents, for example, from arresting or deporting immigrants, Somin said, adding that California has the right to inspect state facilities.
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"ICE seemed totally unconcerned they were imprisoning and deporting a US citizen," said his immigration attorney, Andrea Sáenz, from Brooklyn Defender Services, which is funded for deportation defense through New York City.
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NEWT GINGRICH, an American politician who expects a top job in the Trump administration, has draconian ideas about Islamic law: he suggested questioning all Muslims and deporting those who believe in sharia.
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Asked by CNN's Carol Costello for her reaction to Trump's comment, which he made when outlining his stance on deporting undocumented immigrants, the Republican strategist and political commentator didn't mince her words.
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The findings differ sharply from Trump's positions, which include a wall built on the border with Mexico, deporting millions of people here illegally and "extreme" vetting of people entering the United States.
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Without sensible immigration priorities in place, immigration agents are already busy rounding up and deporting or detaining or harassing DACA recipients, Mormon community leaders, domestic abuse victims, and moms of citizen children.
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Mexico's lead negotiator with the Trump administration is slamming new rules that call for deporting people living illegally in the U.S. to Mexico, regardless of whether they are citizens of that country.
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A January report from the CATO Institute estimated that repealing DACA would reduce economic growth by $280 billion over the next decade and deporting DACA recipients would cost the government $60 million.
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Trump early in his campaign pledged to deport all 11 million immigrants living illegally in the United States but modified that stance in other statements, saying he would focus on deporting criminals.
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" Her rival, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, said, "I oppose the painful and inhumane business of locking up and deporting families who have fled horrendous violence in Central America and other countries.
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A federal judge also ruled that all parents must be able to speak with their children within 10 days, and that the government is prohibited from deporting any parent without their child.
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Since Trump took office, deportation officers have been unshackled, as the White House describes it, from an Obama-era mandate to focus limited enforcement resources on deporting immigrants with serious criminal convictions.
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The comments came a day after Turkey said it had begun deporting Islamic State fighters it had captured, starting a program to repatriate the detainees that has strained ties with European countries.
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What about the cost of finding and deporting 11 million people who have made their lives in the United States, in many cases having children who have a legal right to stay?
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On Monday, he continued his offensive on the country's "obsolete" and "horrible" immigration laws, which he said have allowed immigrants to flow into the country without the proper means of deporting them.
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Deporting all illegal immigrants had been his signature political issue for much of the presidential race, but his caustic tone and harsh approach has turned off many Republicans and independents, particularly women.
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In 2014, Obama's homeland security chief issued a memo directing agents to focus on deporting a narrow slice of immigrants, namely those who had recently entered the country or committed serious felonies.
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"I oppose the painful and inhumane business of locking up and deporting families who have fled horrendous violence in Central America and other countries," Sanders said in a statement from his campaign.
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Former Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez on Sunday said if the Trump administration eliminated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and began deporting recipients, it would forever tarnish the country's reputation.
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Palantir had previously claimed that its $38 million contract with ICE did not aid the agency's work deporting and detaining immigrants, saying it was used to aid ICE's broader criminal enforcement efforts.
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Even as Donald J. Trump and other politicians talk about deporting immigrants, blocking refugees and building border walls, many in this conservative corner of Kansas have come to embrace their growing diversity.
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Obama himself famously dismissed a Latina trans woman protester from a White House press event who was calling attention to the practice of deporting undocumented trans people back to hostile foreign countries.
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Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told the news conference Germany should rethink rules that limit deportations of refugees for medical reasons, and significantly lower hurdles to deporting refugees who break the law.
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More than one out every three white Millennials (37%) and nearly one out of every three African American Millennials (30%) support deporting all immigrants currently living in the United States without authorization.
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But mostly, there was fear of DACA's temporary nature and what might happen if people exposed their presence to a government that had been hell-bent on deporting them in record numbers.
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The administration solved this by putting strict confidentiality restrictions in place, so that the agencies responsible for apprehending and deporting immigrants couldn't access the data of people who'd signed up for DACA.
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ICE's role in separating families at the border, detaining children in cages, and deporting people seeking refuge back to dangerous places has raised deep concerns with humanitarians, politicians, and the general public.
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The president has claimed that he is deporting Salvadoran migrants at a record pace, that asylum-seekers are flooding American borders and that the Salvadoran government is not doing anything to help.
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Mr. Hilsenrath began his novel "Jossel Wassermann's Return" (19753) with the wind whispering to a rabbi as it rushes past the window of a train deporting Jews from an Eastern European shtetl.
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Roundtable participants said that many farmers have worried about the effect of the stepped up enforcement on their workforce, but Trump told them his administration was focused on deporting criminals, not farmworkers.
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The White House and DHS officials maintain they're simply enforcing immigration law based on guidelines they adopted in November 2014, which aim to focus limited resources on deporting criminals and new arrivals.
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While they favor deporting anyone with a criminal record, they are eager to keep those who work in the fields picking crops, arguing that few people are willing to take those jobs.
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Trump, the Republican front-runner, has called for deporting all illegal immigrants and has said he would get the Mexican government to pay for building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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My organization, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, working with lawyers around the country, went to court, warning that deporting these people to Iraq would result in persecution, torture and death.
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Under pressure to curb immigration to Europe, Turkey runs a strict regime of deporting undocumented immigrants, but many foreigners, including refugees and exiles from neighboring Muslim countries, are granted temporary residence permits.
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Immigrant rights activists for years have slammed Mexico for deporting too many immigrants, accusing the country's government of jeopardizing human rights and sending migrants back into the life-threatening conditions they fled.
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It would also force DHS agencies that conduct immigration raids on workplaces to involve labor authorities before deporting any detainees, in order to determine whether labor rights were infringed by employers. Rep.
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In September the State Department revealed plans to transfer $20 million to the Department of Homeland Security for a "migrant removals pilot" that could result in Mexico deporting up to 17,000 people.
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When the U.S. government has removed its Peace Corps volunteers from El Salvador due to imminent danger, it is clear that we should not be deporting people back to that same danger.
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Mayors in several so-called sanctuary cities, including Los Angeles, Oakland, Chicago and New York, immediately reaffirmed their commitment not to work with federal immigration officials in detaining and deporting illegal immigrants.
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Yet she said the current system only focuses on detecting and deporting immigrants rather than fixing the root problem that causes mass immigration, including poverty, violence, and discrimination in their home countries.
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Government officials have the option of either quickly deporting those who cross the border illegally or prosecuting them and removing them after they serve their sentences, often brief terms in federal prison.
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The other day, we were deporting 800 people, perhaps they passed the wrong button or it was corruption, these people we were going to deport for good reason ended up becoming citizens.
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CNN first reported last month that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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Now, the administration has finally shot back, deporting Russian officials and calling out the individuals and organizations responsible for that hacking, in a set of measures never before seen in America's digital diplomacy.
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The demonstration will be among dozens of protests planned against Trump, a Republican real estate developer whose campaign promises included building a wall on the Mexican border and deporting millions of illegal immigrants.
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CNN first reported in May that the administration had been considering deporting migrant families with court-ordered removals in an attempt to "send a message" to smugglers, according to a senior administration official.
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But it's shown some interest in stripping protections from individual beneficiaries by arguing they've violated the terms of the program, or deporting people who qualified for protection but had allowed it to lapse.
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So the Obama administration attempted to tamp down the number of Central American families seeking asylum in the US by keeping families in detention and processing and deporting them as quickly as possible.
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Maybe it even reassures Trump himself, who has openly struggled with the prospect of deporting longtime residents from the US, even as he's continued to advocate for it as a matter of policy.
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At his rallies, supporters, who The Donald has gushed over as "the uneducated," have cheered at their candidate's aggressive "fuck you" slogans about deporting Mexicans, banning Muslims, and taking on the Republican Establishment.
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If you buy into this view, the fact that all these moves have led to the prosecuting, deporting, and banning of non-white people is just a side effect of putting America first.
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"Deporting them will needlessly tear thousands of families apart, with no plan in place to help them after breaking our decades-long commitment to protect them from deportation," Baran said in a statement.
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Trump has drawn many protests for policy positions that include building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, deporting 11 million illegal immigrants and banning Muslims temporarily from entering the United States.
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The United Nations' High Commission on Refugees recommends states refrain from deporting people to Iraq because of the human rights situation and the conflict there, said Jean-Nicholas Beuze, the organization's Canadian representative.
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"The government has prioritised detaining and deporting migrants as soon as possible—and is not ensuring they get properly screened," says Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), an NGO.
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They are more apt than others to favor building a wall along the entire border with Mexico (54% compared with 41% overall) and deporting all immigrants living in the US illegally (43% vs.
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Last year, Beijing thanked Kenya for deporting five people from Taiwan to China as part of a crackdown on telecoms fraud, and urged Taiwan to support the action after its foreign ministry protested.
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On January 9th a federal judge temporarily banned the administration from deporting 800,000 migrants who came to America as children and were protected by Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) programme.
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In the mid-2125s, the US started formally deporting apprehended migrants instead — using "expedited removal," which allowed people who got caught entering the US to get deported without going before an immigration judge.
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Not about guns, but about his administration raiding the homes of undocumented Central American refugees and then deporting them back to the countries they fled for fear of violence in the first place.
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The app has been in the works since the Obama administration was busy deporting more people than any president in history, but the recent raids motivated its developer to pick it up again.
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" Trump muddied the waters further on Thursday when he told Fox News that, after deporting "the bad players" and erecting an "impenetrable" border wall, he plans "to sit back and assess the situation.
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For much of Obama's presidency, law-abiding immigrants living in the interior of the country were generally held safe from deportation, while enforcement authorities devoted resources toward deporting violent criminals and recent arrivals.
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Aides later convinced the president to refrain from deporting Guo, the Journal reported, including by telling the president that Guo is a member of the Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will take back 11 suspected French jihadists from Turkey, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said on Tuesday, a day after Ankara said it was deporting foreign citizens linked to the group.
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"Today we have decided to start an investigation of all (state) structures that were involved in arresting and deporting the six Turkish men," Haradinaj said after an urgent meeting of Kosovo's security council.
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In an unprecedented move, the Obama administration started off the new year arresting and deporting Central American women and children who came to the United States fleeing extreme violence in their home countries.
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Officials have had a hard time deporting those who have failed to qualify for asylum once they are here, under a system that allows those whose applications are rejected to appeal in court.
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Having said that, Trump has talked about repealing Obamacare, deporting millions of our neighbors, instituting religious tests, overturning President Obama's actions on climate change and moving the Supreme Court far to the right.
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Georg Pazderski, a member of the AfD's executive board, told reporters on Wednesday that Germany could no longer afford mass migration, needed to close its borders and be more rigorous in deporting people.
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We know that building walls, deporting parents who have children born in this country, and denying asylum seekers the opportunity to state their case before a neutral judge will not solve the problem.
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The most damaging proposals include deporting nearly 28500 million undocumented immigrants from our nation, building a wall along the entire U.S./Mexico border and singling out Muslim neighborhoods for invasive video camera surveillance.
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This is critical because the Trump administration has diverted over $2202 million from other agencies, including $2628 million from the Coast Guard, for the purpose of detaining and deporting immigrants and their children.
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It's possible that the Home Office is planning to re-establish regular charter flights to Jamaica, deporting people on mass flights every few months, as it does to Nigeria, Ghana, Pakistan, and Albania.
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Cameron's big claim that the threat of deporting women on spousal visas who don't learn English is an incentive for them to go to lessons is also, as ESOL teachers point out, bullshit.
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It mentions "same treatment of illegal aliens, regardless of country of origin" — an allusion to changing the law that prevents Border Patrol agents from summarily deporting unaccompanied children from countries other than Mexico.
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"We call on the local government and local security agencies to deal with the consequences of the attack and not resort to collective punishment by deporting Arabs and destroying their houses," he said.
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Applicants gave that information with the assurance that it would not be shared with Immigration and Customs Enforcement or Customs and Border Enforcement, the agencies that otherwise would be charged with deporting them.
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From protesting against deporting Dreamers to YouTubers basically boycotting a makeup brand because they aren't inclusive to all shades of skin, problems in our society are no longer just an at home discussion.
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Biden and by extension, Obama, were taking fire on the debate stage for deporting more immigrants in the first two years of their administration than President Trump had in his first two years.
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The administration has moved aggressively to enforce the nation's immigration laws, arresting and deporting those in the country illegally, regardless of whether they have committed serious crimes and reducing the number of refugees.
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In August, Citizenship and Immigration Services had said that any decisions going forward would have to be made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Department of Homeland Security agency responsible for deporting immigrants.
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It was only because of the efforts of Operation Libero, a liberal progressive group founded by Swiss students, who organized to change the narrative of deporting "criminal immigrants," that the referendum was defeated.
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"Deporting families will not resolve the violence and corruption that push people from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to risk assault, rape and murder to seek refuge in the United States," he said.
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"Deporting families will not reduce the insatiable demand in the United States for the drugs that fuel the gangs, the guns, the smuggling operations and the ruthless violence in Central America," Gutiérrez continued.
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But one person with knowledge of its operations said it takes in at least $15 million to $18 million a year from Immigration and Customs Enforcement alone, in part from deporting illegal immigrants.
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Encouraged by the president-elect's possible about-face on deporting young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children, two senators have crafted a bipartisan bill to help protect them.
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If Congress fails to act before the new year, their inaction will speak loudly as our tax dollars go to deporting these young adults, many of whom have no memory of another home.
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It began deporting foreign citizens linked to Islamic State earlier this month and Ireland confirmed shortly afterwards that Lisa Smith and her daughter were the two Irish citizens identified by Ankara for deportation.
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By holding families as long as their immigration case moves through the system and deporting them more quickly, they argue, families will be less inclined to try to come to the US illegally.
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Mr. Trump's decision last week to signal on Twitter that ICE would soon begin deporting "millions" of people — something logistically impossible — blindsided ICE agents and career officials in the Department of Homeland Security.
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India says it does not recognize the cards and has rejected the UN's stand that deporting the Rohingya violates the principle of refoulement – sending back refugees to a place where they face danger.
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The intent was to force the women and children to "self-deport" back to Poland, to attempt to find their male family members, sparing the Nazis the expense and effort of formally deporting them.
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There has been a small uptick, nevertheless, in the share who say the government shouldn't be deporting those living in the US illegally who have been convicted of other crimes, from 33% to 19%.
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He pledged to focus first on deporting those who have committed crimes within the United States -- "gang members, drug dealers ... probably two million, it could even be three million" -- and worry about others later.
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It was the moment when he literally polled the audience of Trump supporters, to see how they felt about deporting people who had been in the US a long time and hadn't committed crimes.
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Barack Obama is generally seen as friendly to unauthorized immigrants, but he actually pursued a surprisingly harsh policy during his first term in office, deporting 400,000 people a year during his first four years.
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Mexico's new head of its immigration agency — who formerly oversaw the country's prison system — also declared an ambitious goal of deporting 75,500 migrants a month, more than four times the number deported in May.
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The Trump administration is still deporting fewer noncriminal immigrants than the Obama administration did circa 2011, and the proportion of deportees who are noncriminals is usually smaller than the proportion of arrestees who are.
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By boycotting the speech, walking out and not standing in response to things Trump said that any reasonable person would support – like arresting and deporting violent illegal immigrant lawbreakers – they cast themselves as ideologues.
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Now that President Trump has taken the first steps toward fulfilling his promise of deporting millions of immigrants, such data-sharing arrangements, which have long been taken for granted, are coming under heightened scrutiny.
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The study assumes our labor force includes 7 million undocumented workers who account for 3 percent of our GDP; deporting millions of undocumented immigrants would create job losses not seen since the Great Recession.
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The government of Chancellor Angela Merkel, under fire for allowing in so many migrants, especially after several militant attacks linked to migrants last year, has been actively deporting groups of rejected Afghan asylum seekers.
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Ragbir and his lawyers are asking for an injunction that would protect Ragbir from deportation, but also would prevent ICE officials from arresting, detaining or deporting undocumented immigrants based on their protected political speech.
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The court ruling does not undo changes ordered by Mr. Obama that require immigration officers to focus on deporting unauthorized immigrants who commit crimes or who repeatedly try to enter the United States illegally.
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While he is no longer talking about immediately deporting the estimated 11 million people in the United States illegally, he also distanced himself from any notion that they could gain legal status anytime soon.
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To expedite the process for deporting a family or granting its members legal status, Trump ordered the Justice Department to "prioritize" cases "involving detained families" -- presumably allowing them to jump the immigration court line.
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Emmanuel Macron's France is continuing a recent tradition of stopping and deporting immigrants attempting to cross the north-western Franco-Italian border; Austria's Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is now pushing for stricter national asylum rules.
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His advisers, endorsers and supporters encompass a range of white nationalist and white supremacist figures and his policy positions have reflected their worldview, from requiring registration of all Muslims to deporting all undocumented immigrants.
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Over the summer, officials began deporting monks and nuns who were not registered residents of this area, Garze Prefecture of Sichuan Province, which includes a large section of the traditional Tibetan area of Kham.
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The bill's supporters contend that ICE, which was launched in 2003 as part of the creation of the Homeland Security Department, has become "militarized" in its approach to deporting immigrants under the Trump administration.
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The Trump administration announced the end of that protection last September claiming it was against the law and gave Congress until March 5 to figure out a solution before it began deporting those people.
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A Gallup poll released this week found that two-thirds of Americans opposed deporting immigrants who came here illegally, and that a similar amount opposed building a border wall, as Mr. Trump had proposed.
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Under the Trump administration, ICE has faced growing backlash over its tactics, including the arrest of undocumented immigrants as they drop their children off at school, and detaining and deporting those with minor offenses.
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But that obscured a player who expresses his own sharp views in selected areas, most notably immigration, where he shares Mr. Trump's commitment to toughening the border and deporting many in the country illegally.
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Last June, Thomas D. Homan, the acting director of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, known as ICE, testified before Congress about how the administration was broadening its priorities beyond deporting criminals.
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Indeed, Obama's policy—deporting "felons not families"—and broader Democratic approaches to immigration reform have mostly reinforced the core idea behind IIRIRA: that the "good" citizens are noncriminals, and the "bad" ones must leave.
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The case gained national attention this week as an example of the Trump administration's aggressive policy of deporting immigrants living in the country illegally — regardless of whether or not they had a criminal record.
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In a lawsuit filed last week, immigrant advocates accused the federal government of deporting for the first time an undocumented immigrant who had been allowed to stay in the country under the DACA program.
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No. I'd rather die right here, like a man fighting against something that makes no sense -- this thing of deporting veterans does not make sense even if they try to justify with the law.
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In the president's first week in office, a spokesman said that Mr. Trump would work with Congress for "a long-term solution on that issue," and instead focus on deporting those with criminal records.
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When federal immigration officials arrested 41 people in the New York region this month, immigrant advocates suggested the action was an indication of the Trump administration's new priorities in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Detention and deportation: A key area to watch The administration has vowed to step up immigration enforcement by hiring more agents, putting more undocumented immigrants behind bars and deporting them at a faster clip.
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The report reveals exactly what kind of recommendations the international consulting firm McKinsey & Company made to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency tasked with detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants living in the United States.
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Whether that theory would work is unproven, but it's an appealing option to politicians who just want immigrants to go away without the bad budget outlays and bad optics of deporting all of them.
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New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon made herself clear this week: She believes it's time to eliminate the U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE), the federal law enforcement agency in charge of arresting and deporting immigrants.
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He called for a wall to keep out "the other," for deporting 12 million illegal immigrants, prohibiting Muslims from entering the US, shuttering mosques, establishing a nationwide database to track Muslim Americans, and so on.
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The DHS memo suggests two ways to do that: by changing the definition of who counts as an unaccompanied child; and by deporting the relatives of children who come to the US to join them.
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And let's be frank, it's a race thing, he's talking about deporting illegal brown people, not illegal punk rockers living in Los Angeles such as yourself but still, you sort of lived in the shadows.
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Kelly, asked on Sunday morning talk shows to clarify the department's position on the status of these illegal immigrants protected under an Obama-era program, said the agency is focused on deporting only dangerous criminals.
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She has talked tougher in recent months, vowing in December to "measurably reduce" arrivals and promising at the weekend to give authorities more powers to crack down on migrants who commit crimes, including deporting them.
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And the poll found significant opposition to some of Trump's signature policy proposals, which include building a border wall with Mexico and deporting as many as 5.73 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States.
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Ms Ocasio-Cortez also argues for abolishing the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE), which is charged with rounding up and deporting undocumented migrants—a position gaining popularity on the left of the party.
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The president spoke out vigorously throughout the campaign against Trump's calls for banning Muslim immigrants, deporting millionsof people living in the U.S. illegally, repealing "Obamacare, " and canceling the Paris climate deal, to name a few.
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In addition to considering new standards for deporting legal residents, the DOJ is also looking at requiring foreigners seeking permanent residency status to submit a declaration to an immigration judge that demonstrates their self-sufficiency.
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With the economy finally enjoying low unemployment (as Trump likes to brag), there is no conceivable upside to deporting a large group of young, well-educated workers who are contributing meaningfully to the American economy.
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Sessions made his announcement at the daily press briefing, during which he reiterated President Trump's commitment to curbing illegal immigration and deporting undocumented immigrants in the US who have been convicted of committing a crime.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Hillary Clinton lined up against President Barack Obama's administration on Monday night when she called for the Department of Homeland Security to stop deporting families back to unstable Central American countries.
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Background: This weekend Trump laid out his demands for immigration moving forward — including tougher border enforcement, border wall construction, and deporting immigrants who overstay their visas — and Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi were not impressed.
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No campaign that seeks to exploit bigotry and fear, as Nehlen does by raising the obviously unconstitutional and neo-Hitlerian notion of deporting all American Muslims because of their faith, should ever succeed in America.
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In 2014, however, the Obama administration attempted to tamp down the number of Central American families seeking asylum in the US by keeping families in detention and processing and deporting them as quickly as possible.
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Trump has dominated much of the political discussion since last summer, in part by pushing to build a wall on the nation's southern border to keep out immigrants and deporting those in the U.S. illegally.
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"If you are a US government official and you are deporting Americans be warned," Gallego comment along with a tweet from MSNBC reporter Chris Hayes, which linked to a Washington Post story about the crackdowns.
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On Mexico, the calls for tearing up trade deals, building a border wall and deporting people respond to American frustrations over immigration and jobs, building on the promises Mr. Trump made on the campaign trail.
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Just after taking office in January, Trump issued orders calling for more Border Patrol agents, more detention facilities, and a renewed focus on deporting undocumented immigrants, even those who haven't been accused of a crime.
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"It's hard to be the second-chance guy when you are separating families, deporting people who have been here without committing a crime, and routinely undermining legal efforts to address police misconduct," Mr. Garin said.
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Rights groups have criticized Malaysia for deporting Arif Komis and his family to Turkey this week, saying they face the threat of human rights violations over Komis' alleged membership in a Turkish "faith-based group".
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Hillary will focus resources on detaining and deporting those individuals who pose a violent threat to public safety, and ensure refugees who seek asylum in the U.S. have a fair chance to tell their stories.
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But Red Letter Christians and other evangelicals have increasingly become frustrated that their church appears to be endorsing Mr. Trump's program of deporting immigrants, fanning racial tension and passing a tax deal benefiting the rich.
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MOSCOW, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Moscow authorities are deporting 88 foreign nationals who violated quarantine measures imposed on them as a precaution against coronavirus, the RIA news agency cited Moscow's deputy mayor as saying on Friday.
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At the time, the government was focusing on deporting those convicted of crimes and Ms. Morales was allowed to stay in the country and check in with ICE every three months, and then every year.
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Saidman and Chai were moved to make the docu-series after viewing one of many viral videos that depict raids by officers from ICE capturing and deporting undocumented individuals against their will and without warning.
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The United States and Guatemala have publicly debated the extent of the bilateral migration agreement the two sides signed last summer as the United States has begun deporting Mexican nationals to the Central American country.
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LOS ANGELES — A federal lawsuit filed Tuesday accused the government of deporting an undocumented immigrant who had been allowed to remain in the country under an Obama-era program that President Trump promised to maintain.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration, amid a spike in Mexican nationals crossing the US border, says it will start deporting some Mexican asylum seekers to Guatemala to claim asylum there, according to Homeland Security officials.
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As this agreement was negotiated, the federal judge overseeing the case, Judge Dana Sabraw, blocked the government from deporting any of the separated or reunited parents covered by the case until the issue was resolved.
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The advocacy group filed an amended complaint seeking to keep Immigration and Customs Enforcement from deporting Iraqis from anywhere in the United States while a federal judge weighs the case of the Iraqis in Michigan.
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"If you are concerned about the exploitation of workers, you should not be prosecuting or deporting worker victims, because that discourages workers from coming forward in situations where they are being exploited," Professor Hallett said.
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But in practice, with enforcement agents under instructions from the administration to focus on deporting dangerous criminals, few deportations of families from Central America, who mostly do not have criminal records, have been carried out.
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"Some of these guys don't have any respect for the people they are rounding up or deporting," said an ICE deportation officer, who requested anonymity because he fears losing his job for speaking out publicly.
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ICE's role in separating families at the border, putting children in cages, and deporting refugees back to dangerous places has alarmed humanitarians, politicians, and the general public — and now, increasingly, potential employees at top universities.
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And yet, you wouldn't know this from listening to the two Republican front-runners, who support hardline immigration positions such as forcibly deporting the approximately 85033 million to 13 million undocumented living in the shadows.
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Sessions is ready to dispense with the laws he dislikes — the law of asylum and the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — in order to achieve an end that he desires — detaining and deporting immigrants.
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Forty-seven percent of Iowa voters said in a September poll that they would support deporting all 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the US. Among Trump's backers, support for forced deportations rose to 73 percent.
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