"The order has been given: detain traitors, reject and detain coup participants," said Maduro.
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"The order has been given: detain traitors, reject and detain coup participants," said Maduro, according to CNN.
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"At the same time, what they did was detain hundreds of workers and not detain the employer," Hahn said.
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Defence Force agents detain a Haitian man during a raid on a construction site during a search of undocumented Haitian immigrants to detain and deport.
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They direct the government to dramatically increase its capacity to detain immigrants, and dictate that it should detain nearly all immigrants caught near the US border.
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The proposal from Senate Republicans includes funding for ICE to detain over 85033,000 immigrants every day; the House proposal includes funding to detain 44,000 people daily.
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Just as Xi came into power in 2013, China expanded a law that had once let police detain suspects at home, to allow them to detain a suspect anywhere.
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The state has limited the ability of police to detain immigrants for federal deportation agents since 2014, and requires jailers to inform inmates if agents are trying to detain immigrants.
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" A second senior official said that, without the ability to detain asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants legally for that duration, "the incentive to detain them for any period is somewhat dampened.
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Can officers detain you at airports or other border checkpoints?
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We will detain the ship crew to be processed legally.
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He questioned the need to detain and quickly deport Villavicencio.
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It should also mean we can detain and interrogate them.
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The incident raised concern that Maduro may soon detain Guaido.
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America does not detain men for what they might do.
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It took several officers to detain him, the document adds.
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Maximize use of alternatives to detention and detain security threats.
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Any move to detain him could spark violent street protests.
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But it said the administration could still detain their parents.
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Reno settlement, which regulates the government's ability to detain minors.
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The police used a stun gun to detain the suspect.
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Instead, they've chosen to detain people as long as possible.
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An ICE spokesman said it does not detain unaccompanied children.
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Mr. Mattis also said troops might detain migrants throwing rocks.
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Plot summaries and character descriptions need not detain us here.
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A Reuters reporter saw police detain about 30 people there.
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They can detain someone because the family has become infected.
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It just requires the government not to indefinitely detain children.
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A Reuters correspondent saw police detain a few dozen people.
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Customs and Border Protection stood by its decision to detain Julia.
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Gates later offered the museum the handcuffs used to detain him.
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The army has said it does not detain individuals without evidence.
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ICE wouldn't say whether it's now using hotels to detain migrants.
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In all three cases, the "detain, then deport" system doesn't work.
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We got to be able to apprehend, detain, and then remove.
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We cannot detain you together unless it's something you're okay with.
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UK police may detain "infectious" persons under new "emergency bill" proposals.
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Should the country detain thousands of people, creating a humanitarian crisis?
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Under the new agreement, it will try to detain many more.
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Legally you can't detain families for longer than 20 days. Right.
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Guatemalan police detain a group of immigrants from Congo and Haiti.
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But the Germans saw no reason to detain or question him.
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He didn't resist when authorities tried to detain him, Rahn said.
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Taiwan has said it had no evidence to detain the individuals.
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Like it has in the facilities where we forcibly detain children?
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Police officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally in Vladivostok.
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US troops can't detain, arrest, or search anyone at the border.
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She called friends to help detain him until the police could arrive.
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McAleenan added that there was "inadequate capacity" at ICE to detain families.
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Ultimately, it wants space to detain 12,000 more people in family detention.
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He's threatened sanctuary cities that do not detain immigrants for federal agencies.
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"It's impossible" to detain hundreds of thousands of more people, said Bharali.
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The facilities being used to detain these immigrant families are prisons. pic.twitter.
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A police officer was also stabbed while trying to detain the suspect.
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"After the discussions, we decided to detain them both," Kaifala told Reuters.
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They have been used in recent months to detain academics and journalists.
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It appears the administration is seeking the right to detain them indefinitely.
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Paying other countries to detain them could be only a stopgap measure.
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She said any Republican proposal to detain families together would be problematic.
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Narrator: Recruits learn control tactics used to detain and subdue an assailant.
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By law Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot detain or deport American citizens.
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It became routine that police would arrest and detain organizers of rallies.
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Local militias running the camps say they cannot detain foreign nationals forever.
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Ask for ID. If suspicious, you have the right to detain them.
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But ICE decided to detain him eight days early, at a Jan.
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The Vatican will in no way oppose Peruvian efforts to detain Figari.
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Go deeper: Trump rule would indefinitely detain migrant kids with their parents
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US border agents detain an undocumented immigrant in March 2017 in Texas.
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How can you go detain somebody if they haven't violated the law?
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Historically, it wasn't normal for the government to detain large numbers of immigrants.
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Furthermore, over the past several months, it's started to detain thousands more people.
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The legal authority to detain and promptly removed families together as a unit.
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Prosecutors can detain Park for up to 20 days before formally charging her.
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Police there can detain someone without charging them for up to 48 hours.
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It's hard to tell, but it won't be easy not to detain her.
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Trump officials are seeking to detain them together indefinitely as their cases progress.
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Police detain a woman during a yellow vest protest in Brussels, May 21700.
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The troops are not allowed to detain or arrest anybody at the border.
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"Law enforcement members wield incredible power in their ability to detain individuals," Rep.
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It saw "no reasonable grounds" to detain him while prosecutors pursue their probe.
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CBP's denials of policy directive to detain Iranian-Americans appear to be false.
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The Trump administration isn't fighting to separate families; it's fighting to detain them.
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In Bangladesh, it is legal for authorities to detain suspects without pressing charges.
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DHS doesn't have to detain someone who comes into the US without papers.
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One of Herman's lawyers said he would appeal the decision to detain him.
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A Reuters correspondent at the scene saw police detain at least 50 people.
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Which is ... What do they do when they detain ... It's actually really scary.
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The standard to detain someone for a suspected immigration violation is much lower.
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For illegal migrants, he said there's no other way than to detain them.
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It was clear that the police were going to have to detain her.
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A Reuters reporter on the scene saw police detain at least 20 people.
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Police in some areas continue to harass and detain members of house churches.
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Prosecutors on Wednesday received authorization to detain Ghosn for a further 10 days.
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Meanwhile, hardliners continue to shutter opposition newspapers and systematically harass and detain Iranians.
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The Democrats do not want us to detain, or send back, criminal aliens!
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Authorities continue to arbitrarily detain his widow, the artist and poet Liu Xia.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch asked if a mandate to detain certain aliens ever lapses.
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It continues to detain those who show up without legal papers, including children.
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They argue that it's inhumane to detain children along with their parents indefinitely.
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He made no attempt to physically detain me beyond the questions (and lecture).
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Despite sanctions, Ortega has continued to detain individuals arrested during last year's protests.
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But DHS didn't have a facility that was ready to detain these refugees.
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I run as fast as I can, I'm frightened they'll detain me again.
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Why would Turkey continue to detain Brunson if it's causing this much trouble?
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Local militias running the camps say they cannot detain other countries' citizens forever.
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We're told the cops found out and decided to detain him much longer.
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In Britain, ministers have the power to unilaterally detain people and close borders.
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Palacios talked to Fiorillo about collecting information that was used to detain students.
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Under inherent contempt, the House sergeant-at-arms can arrest and detain people.
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It will not be through persecution or threat that they will detain us.
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We've got to change some of the ways we detain and punish people.
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He didn't resist when authorities tried to detain him on Monday, Rahn said.
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To avoid looking bad, local officials intercept, detain and forcibly return petitioners home.
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It is unacceptable for the federal government to detain people under these circumstances.
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This week, the administration announced it would once again detain families at Karnes.
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The big question: Will authorities detain them before they reach the US border?
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"I did not detain, handcuff or search anyone while on scene," he wrote.
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The agency said that it did not have the authority to detain passengers.
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If you detain the adults, the law requires the children to be separated.
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Expanding the number of people DHS is funded to detain on a given day – and the number of facilities in which to detain them – means more individuals, families, community members, asylum seekers, and young people will needlessly be stuck behind bars.
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The president's recently-released budget calculated the number of detention beds "needed" based on a rigorous predictive model but included two different numbers, $2.5 billion to detain 47,000 people per day and $2.7 billion to detain 52,85033 people per day.
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ICE recently announced a new policy that makes it easier to detain pregnant women.
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Yeager said firefighters helped detain the driver, Allen Wayne Miller, 31, before police arrived.
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In the past, the army has said it does not detain individuals without evidence.
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The night of the alleged incident, officers attempted to detain Perry, who allegedly fled.
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His new Executive Order criminalizes asylum-seekers and seeks to indefinitely detain their children.
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In 2012 they convinced Ghana to briefly detain the Libertad, Argentina's naval training vessel.
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The Australian-run centre has in the past been used to detain asylum seekers.
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Security forces and officials frequently detain or threaten journalists whose coverage has offended them.
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Could the police detain me until I naturally expel the evidence from my body?
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He was questioned on return but Belgian police found no reason to detain him.
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But under Trump, the policy is increasingly used to detain or deport undocumented minors.
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Police carried out simultaneous raids across 27 provinces to detain the suspects, it added.
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The new supervisors will be able to interrogate, search, wiretap, detain and punish suspects.
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They acted like jackasses to cover the tracks that someone made to detain me.
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" Keller said Arpaio "continued to detain people all the way up until May 2013.
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Security services detain suspects and say the attack was the work of Islamic State.
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This meant that at any time, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents could detain him.
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It hasn't sent a sergeant-at-arms to arrest or detain anyone since 1935.
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It remains unclear whether the US will lodge another appeal to detain the ship.
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Spain's attorney general may now seek to detain Catalan leaders on grounds of rebellion.
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Since 183, the federal government's capacity to arrest and detain immigrants has grown exponentially.
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The local militias running the camps say they cannot detain other countries' citizens forever.
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Local militias running the camps said that they cannot detain other countries' citizens forever.
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Mr. Mattis said that under special circumstances, he could direct troops to detain migrants.
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The solution is not to detain these families indefinitely as the government currently plans.
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Immigrants rights organizations have argued it's unnecessary and immoral to detain families seeking asylum.
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Therefore, officials said it was safer to detain people for the entire incubation period.
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What this movie reveals about geopolitics, or gender politics, need not detain us long.
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It can even hold uncooperative officials in contempt and detain them for rejecting subpoenas.
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Capitol Police rushed to detain and remove the woman, but she had the floor.
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Republicans declare that we need to detain migrants to uphold the rule of law.
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Under our existing laws, we could detain and quickly remove most of these aliens.
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The Houthis bear full responsibility for using this location to (detain) forcibly disappeared Yemenis.
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He's scared Mexican immigration will detain him and send him back to Southern Mexico.
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It's common for US authorities to detain people seeking asylum at ports of entry.
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The federal government heavily relies on local law enforcement to identify and detain immigrants.
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It is unclear where - and with what funding - the government would detain the youngsters.
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But troops can't interact with, let alone detain, any people trying to enter America.
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The federal government relies heavily on local law enforcement to identify and detain immigrants.
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The Trump administration said on Thursday it plans to withdraw from a federal court agreement that strictly limits the conditions under which authorities can detain migrant children, and proposed new rules it said would enable it to detain minors during their immigration proceedings.
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It has previously been used to stop gay pride marches and detain gay rights activists.
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Authorities were legally able to detain the two men for 48 hours without charging them.
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Japanese prosecutors won court approval Friday to detain the two executives for another 10 days.
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When a court denied Tokyo prosecutors' request to detain Ghosn another 10 days on Dec.
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Najib Razak, Malaysia's prime minister, condemned North Korea's decision to detain its citizens as "abhorrent".
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National Guardsmen detain three black men in Memphis following the imposition of a citywide curfew.
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But because Miller acted alone, Nero did not detain or arrest Gray without probable cause.
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Law enforcement operations to locate, detain, and deport individuals in the US illegally are skyrocketing.
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His own mother had asked officials to detain him, hoping to avoid any more trouble.
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An unidentified officer near the entrance tried to detain one of the suspects, police said.
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"There was no point to detain them," said Anon Numpa, a lawyer for the activists.
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The Mercer County Prosecutor's Office has filed a motion to detain the couple pending trial.
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They revealed that they were officers, sent from Inner Mongolia to detain and question him.
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He says law enforcement and immigration officials have continued to brutalize and wrongfully detain him.
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It took several officers to detain Kaine after he scuffled with officers, the document says.
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Portugal can expel a diplomat or his family, but cannot question or detain the suspects.
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The Trump administration said the government should have the power to detain such immigrants anytime.
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All for a largely illusory wall that, even if built, won't detain or mistreat anyone.
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When they detain someone, they have to turn them over directly to the proper authorities. . . .
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To prevent flight after arrest, the authorities would have to detain most immigrants awaiting deportation.
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The proposed regulation would essentially let the government detain families and audit the facility later.
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"Everything is being done to identify and detain the authors of this desecration," he continued.
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The cells are designed to detain adults for "very short periods of time," he said.
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It also gave police the ability to detain people they suspect of being undocumented immigrants.
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Britain is the only country in the European Union who will detain an immigrant indefinitely.
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It has also apparently discouraged the Mexican authorities from trying to detain all of them.
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CBP will no longer detain illegal immigrants apprehended at the border in its holding facilities.
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If the government wants to detain him, it needs to charge him with a crime.
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They are processed in centers that were built to detain migrants before they were deported.
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An earlier attempt to detain them separately was struck down by the courts and rescinded.
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"It's pretty common in Japan to detain suspects for a long time," Mr. Nakamura said.
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Now it only offers two options: to detain or to refer to an ICE supervisor.
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The very practices CBP implements place people they detain at higher risk for influenza transmission.
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This summer, Guatemala launched "Operation Governance for Irregular Migration" to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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That pattern — detain, torture, jail — has been repeated all too often after attacks in Sinai.
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Unfortunately, one of the main suspects relocated back to Russia before authorities could detain him.
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It has been used to stop gay pride marches and detain gay rights activists. 3.
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He also used a phone app to "spoof location data," the motion to detain says.
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The police were dispatched in "anti-Romeo squads" to detain youths suspected of harassing women.
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In recent decades, private prison operators have opened facilities that detain immigrants and their children.
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It costs us anywhere from $14,000 to $38,000 to detain and deport a single migrant.
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The purpose of Trump's executive order was to allow ICE to detain families indefinitely again.
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It is a power to detain persons who committed a minor crime many years before.
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ICE has authority to detain someone on probable cause to believe that the person is a deportable alien, but state and local police only have authority to detain someone on the basis of probable cause to believe that the person has committed a crime.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Thursday it plans to withdraw from a federal court agreement that strictly limits the conditions under which authorities can detain migrant children, and proposed new rules it said would enable it to detain minors during their immigration proceedings.
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European law enforcement and intelligence personnel are struggling to identify, monitor and detain these returning fighters.
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The group's page features other videos and photos in which its members detain immigrants while armed.
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We don&apost have policies on how to bring toys to kids while you detain them.
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Thinking she had an active arrest warrant, he allegedly told investigators he tried to detain Morris.
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These prisons punish for profit, break up families and communities, detain immigrant children and impede visits.
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That enforcement has taken many forms, including workplace raids and an increased willingness to detain bystanders.
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The military can't literally fight off immigrants — that's illegal — and it can't detain or arrest anybody.
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China operates internment camps that are used to detain Uyghur people throughout the country's Xinjiang region.
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The emergency gave police and military extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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A botched attempt to detain one of its leaders in May unleashed the violence in Marawi.
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If authorities wanted to detain an alien later, they would have to give him a hearing.
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Officers moved to detain the man, identified as Christopher Few, who took off in his car.
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Preap, which is about the federal government's right to detain illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.
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Those on Ellis Island were constructed not to detain or reject immigrants but to sort them.
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They can detain troublesome tourists, and raising their gun is said to be a "final warning."
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The man Boucher spat at in the video helped detain him until police arrived, authorities said.
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Under French law, police can detain suspects for up to 112 hours without filing any charges.
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The officer was stabbed when he tried to detain one of the fighting inmates, Horton said.
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IGSAs allow ICE to contract with local governments to detain immigrants in jails or other facilities.
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Residents of another village described seeing Islamist fighters detain a man accused of being an informant.
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We're really strict when we do catch thieves—we'll detain the person and call the police.
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But the investment freeze will likely detain new hires and slow economic growth projections for 2017.
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A Reuters witness saw police wearing balaclavas beat and detain a young man who resisted arrest.
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According to the government's version of events, Iguala's mayor ordered the police to detain the students.
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By rearresting them, the prosecutors will be able to detain them for questioning for even longer.
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It calls on the Department of Homeland Security to detain families together as they away trial.
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ICE uses ground transportation, charter and commercial aircraft and officer escorts to detain and deport immigrants.
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Security forces and officials in Somalia frequently detain or threaten journalists whose coverage has offended them.
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So they could show up for unrelated reasons, ask everyone for their papers and detain everyone.
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Regional officials were under "relentless" pressure to detain Uighurs and prevent ethnic violence, The Times said.
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But he remains in Iran, and officials acknowledged that it would be difficult to detain him.
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A guard was stabbed when he tried to detain one of the inmates, the statement said.
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Congress funded ICE to detain an average of 22019,20193 people a day for fiscal year 22019.
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A court ultimately ordered the Obama administration not to detain families for long periods of time.
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Trump has decried that so-called catch-and-release policy, and vowed to detain immigration violators.
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The administration said the government should have the power to detain such immigrants at any time.
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Although police asked the protesters through loudspeakers to disperse, they made no attempt to detain them.
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The central commission can detain party officials for months or years while carrying out an investigation.
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Half a dozen agents from the N.B.I. had come to detain her on the cyberlibel charge.
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Increasingly, the arrests are collateral: Officers detain people they come across while looking for somebody else.
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If, after all, you can assassinate him, I presume you could also grab and detain him.
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His lack of Tunisian identity papers meant the German authorities could neither deport nor detain him.
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Speaking on Israeli Army Radio, Hotovely said Israel was within its rights to detain the pair.
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For many, their first contact with the Mexican authorities is when immigration-enforcement officials detain them.
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Does it mean that they can catch me again and [detain me] for another 48 hours?
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Geo has room to detain roughly 5,000 additional people, said Mr. Kodesch, the Canaccord Genuity analyst.
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BRITISH POLICE DETAIN TWO CLIMATE CHANGE ACTIVISTS OUTSIDE HEADQUARTERS OF MI5 SECURITY SERVICE IN CENTRAL LONDON
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Hong Kong police detain a protester — not the protester who was shot — during demonstrations on Tuesday.
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A short time later, they saw Glenn struggling with a person and tried to detain him.
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A special prosecutor in South Korea has obtained a warrant to detain Ms. Chung for questioning.
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Why the Syrian government would have wanted to detain Mr. Kamalmaz is unknown to his family.
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After a while, the inevitable happens: Someone reports him and G2 agents arrive and detain him.
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"He's the go-to guy" in the Iranian government's efforts to detain dissidents, Mr. Pompeo said.
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Currently there is just one facility that is licensed to detain families with children long-term.
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The story noted that before a Trump administration directive to detain pregnant women not yet in their third trimester, Immigration and Customs Enforcement was under an Obama administration–era directive not to detain pregnant women except in extreme circumstances or in relatively rare cases of expedited deportation.
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With few exceptions, very few, there is no public safety reason to detain any of these people.
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Federal judges in Boston ruled officials can't detain a person on the basis of Trump's executive order.
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"Can the National Guard detain migrants so they don't cross into the United States?" one journalist asked.
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The Supreme Court said in 1821 that Congress has "inherent authority" to arrest and detain recalcitrant witnesses.
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Federal judges in Boston ruled officials can't detain a person on the basis of Trump's executive order.
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The big issue in play is that you can&apost detain children for more than 20 days.
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Troops did temporarily detain Ovidio Guzman Lopez during Thursday's operation in the city of Culiacan, officials said.
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For the government to grant them DACA, only to turn around and detain them anyway, is unconstitutional.
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Could calling immigrant gang members "not human beings" affect the way ICE agents treat those they detain?
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As officers went to detain the 26-year-old man, they sustained minor injuries to their arms.
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A day earlier, the Malaysian authorities had said they had asked authorities in Macau to detain Low.
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Malaysia, meanwhile, has used draconian security laws to detain scores of suspected militants and Islamic State sympathizers.
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On that evidence, police got a warrant to detain Usry and take a sample of his DNA.
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When police went to detain him, "he pulled away by stiffening his arms," according to the report.
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He also said his office planned to ask a judge to detain Epstein pending trial without bail.
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Taiwan's Executive Yuan spokesman Sun Lih-chyun told Reuters there was no legal reason to detain them.
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RPT-SWEDISH PROSECUTOR SAYS WILL NOT APPEAL DISTRICT COURT DECISION NOT TO DETAIN ASSANGE IN HIS ABSENCE
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Officers soon arrived at the scene to detain Shaw, who allegedly fought their attempts to handcuff her.
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A Reuters photographer saw police detain one of a group of fans who were fighting in Lille.
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Ukrainian authorities said they would try to detain Kharchenko, who is believed to be on their territory.
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His memo said state officials should not detain anyone solely on the basis of their immigration status.
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The law states the government can detain convicted immigrants "when the alien is released" from criminal detention.
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Rights groups say police often detain Egyptians on scant evidence and that they are beaten or coerced.
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The executive order seeks more authority to detain families together until the end of their immigration proceedings.
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The bill, according to the statement, would also encourage CBP to detain siblings in the same facility.
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Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau says the 20 were freed as there was insufficient evidence to detain them.
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The agreement limits the length of time and conditions under which US officials can detain immigrant children.
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The troops have been barred from interacting with migrants or any people that Border Patrol agents detain.
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Israeli authorities will continue to detain her until the court delivers its ruling, the Associated Press reported.
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It has tried to use Interpol to track and detain political opponents and radical Islamist activists alike.
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"We will ask Russian authorities to immediately detain them so they can be deported," the ministry said.
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He said the bank has not been told of any plans to detain any of its employees.
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Interpol's red notices ask authorities worldwide to detain certain people pending possible extradition or other legal action.
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Historically, Congress has exercised "inherent contempt" authority to detain recalcitrant witnesses until the end of its session.
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"The information received from the C.I.A. was sufficient to search for and detain criminals," the statement said.
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In Britain, ministers have what a critic called "eye-watering" power to detain people and close borders.
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Abolishing bail, however, raises the question of whether additional measures to detain criminal defendants will be needed.
|
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The federal government has signed agreements to deputize other government officials to arrest and detain immigrants before.
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"The right to stop and detain should remain reserved for law enforcement," they said in the letter.
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He could have the federal government detain individuals if their illness might wind up crossing state lines.
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Migrants scramble up a steep slope and an agent meets them at the top to detain them.
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Combined with existing space, the funding would allow ICE to detain nearly 50,000 immigrants at one time.
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If the Trump administration gets its way, the government will be able to detain the children indefinitely.
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And in South Korea, the police have been empowered to detain people who refuse to be quarantined.
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Ethiopian intelligence coordinated with neighboring Djibouti to detain the suspects including their leader, Muhammed Abdulahi, NISS said.
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ICE is an agency whose sole purpose is to surveil, detain, and deport immigrants in this country.
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The officer attempted to detain Richardson, who fled and jumped over a fence into Arlington National Cemetery.
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China has already begun using surreptitiously collected DNA to detain its ethnic Uighur population in reeducation camps.
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In Northam's pro-sanctuary city world, ICE would not have been able to detain Darwin Martinez Torres.
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Whether local law enforcement should detain people based on immigration status is a slightly more complicated question.
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"It is a power to detain persons who committed a minor crime many years before," Breyer said.
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Generally, an officer can't detain somebody just because that person was near the scene of a crime.
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From this weekend's protests in Russia Police officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally in Vladivostok.
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Democrats saw it as a way to hamstring the administration's efforts to detain and prosecute undocumented immigrants.
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Plainclothes police detain a man during a far-right demonstration against Islamization in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Saturday, Feb.
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Such stories make it easy to see why Democrats pushed to shrink ICE's capacity to detain people.
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That kind of situation aside, however, no action would be taken to detain or deport the dreamers.
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Why did the security forces detain all the men coming past the checkout in Damascus that day?
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Police have complained that laws do not give them enough powers to detain suspects to prevent attacks.
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Last month police offered a 2 million taka ($26,000) reward for information enabling them to detain Tamim.
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And her department continues to work on regulations that will allow them to detain families together indefinitely.
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Attorneys for the brothers say it's not standard procedure for officers to detain individuals over expired tags.
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On this day Federal District Court Judge Gee ruled that the 6900 Flores Settlement Agreement applies to accompanied children, meaning, among other things, that the government cannot detain children longer than necessary, and should not detain them in secure facilities or facilities not licensed for the care of children.
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Meis disarmed Ybarra, confiscated the weapon and the returned to detain him with the help of another man.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), agents detain an immigrant on October 14, 20193 in Los Angeles, California.
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The case is important because the Supreme Court said Congress could detain citizens and put them on trial.
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In 2017, the Russian republic of Chechnya reportedly set up concentration camps to detain and torture gay men.
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Under those circumstances, we would detain the parent in an appropriate secured detention facility separate from the child.
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The new administration has since shown signs of continuing to detain and deport immigrants much like its predecessors.
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Guatemala does not detain asylum seekers but gives them temporary visas while their cases are reviewed, UNHCR noted.
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The ban and recent changes to anti-terrorism laws will empower police to detain JAD sympathizers, experts say.
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The Department of Homeland Security introduced a policy in December to detain pregnant immigrants before their third trimester.
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Previously, ICE was instructed not to detain pregnant women "absent extraordinary circumstances" or in cases of expedited deportation.
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What the order doesn't address: Right now, the administration can detain families together for up to 20 days.
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The United States wants to detain it again on the grounds it has links to Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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Under the state of emergency, the police and army can search premises and detain suspects without a warrant.
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In St Petersburg, Putin's home town, a Reuters witness saw riot police roughly detain at least 11 people.
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She pointed at the Obama administration's efforts to detain and deport immigrant families seeking asylum back in 2014.
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It appears to contradict the administration's own plans to indefinitely detain all families through a change in regulation.
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Changes will broaden the definition of terrorism and give police powers to detain suspects without trial for longer.
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Earlier this month, a South Carolina police chief said officers would detain anyone spotted in a clown suit.
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Asked if he would detain Puigdemont on Saturday, Belgian prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt said it was unlikely.
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The UK is currently the only European country with the power to detain people indefinitely in immigration custody.
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The U.S. State Department accused Iran of fabricating national security-related charges to detain Americans and other foreigners.
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She declined to go into details or address speculation that the government planned to detain other war veterans.
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Xicotencatl said four migrants had already reached the building when police caught up and attempted to detain them.
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His administration is also moving to detain virtually all undocumented immigrants it encounters in advance of court proceedings.
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Dannel Malloy (D) said Connecticut officials should not detain anyone solely on the basis of their immigration status.
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"You can't detain and repress people who simply don't exist in the republic," spokesman Alvi Karimov said Tuesday.
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The NCA declined comment on the letter or on the specifics of the operation to detain the suspect.
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A Reuters reporter saw police detain Navalny on Moscow's Tverskaya Street and put him in a police truck.
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The president signed an executive order changing that policy last week, but instead sought to detain families indefinitely.
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Prosecutors on Wednesday received permission to detain Ghosn for a further 10 days as they continue questioning him.
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Some members of Congress want to reform the way we detain immigrants and asylum seekers in this country.
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When he asked them to wait, they plotted to detain him in a basement until he gave in.
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The stop-and-frisk policy allowed New York police officers to search or detain anyone them deem suspicious.
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A cop should not have any more legal rights than a civilian, other than the power to detain.
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That zero tolerance policy remains in place and officials are now identifying ways to detain immigrant families together.
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But after searching the teenager's home, the police found conflicting information, leading them to detain the young man.
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U.S. Border Protection expects to detain more than 220006,2202 undocumented migrants this month on our border with Mexico.
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In 2014, the FDA issued an alert that allowed US officials to detain kratom without a physical examination.
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The order also seeks more authority to detain those families together until the end of their immigration proceedings.
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The stop-and-frisk practice gave police wide authority to detain people they suspected of committing a crime.
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That gives the authorities broad powers to conduct raids and detain people under house arrest, among other powers.
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Instead, going forward, the administration plans to detain children with their parents as the family's case is processed.
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And immigration officials can also re-detain teenagers who are recruited into MS-13 once they get here.
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But North Korea has shown time and time again it's willing to detain, kidnap, torture, and kill outsiders.
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This year, China established an anticorruption investigation agency with wide powers to secretly detain officials suspected of wrongdoing.
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After suspects are indicted, prosecutors can continue to detain them unless a court approves a request for bail.
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Gorsuch, appointed by Trump last year, questioned the scope of the government's power to detain people without hearings.
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Used to detain anti-fascist partisans and Jews during World War II, it was closed in 1992. aus.
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The authorities regularly detain former protest leaders and the parents of students and residents killed in the crackdown.
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Under those circumstances, we would detain the parent in an appropriate secure detention facility separate from the child.
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However, police could not detain Sun or take the firearms from him because he had purchased them legally.
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If an officer didn't explicitly detain them, they could walk away from their cars to avoid further questions.
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"If there's no hard evidence against them, you cannot detain them or open a case," says an official.
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Immigration agents arrested him when they went to his house to detain his father, a convicted drug trafficker.
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Logistically, government agencies that are meant to police, detain, and process illegal aliens are bursting at the seams.
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It authorized the agency to capture and detain terrorists, but it did not mention interrogations, enhanced or otherwise.
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By outlawing private prisons, California has dealt a serious blow to the Trump administration's ability to detain immigrants.
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The emergency grants Mr. Erdogan's government extraordinary powers to detain perceived opponents and hold them in pretrial detention.
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The black site prisons were used under President George W. Bush to detain terrorism suspects after the Sept.
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The bill would also give the president the authority to detain fighters from ISIS and the other groups.
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Two of the men who helped disarm and detain the London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan are convicted felons.
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Our sources say when officers approached Thomas, he defiantly began walking away, so they tried to detain him.
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Is it acting in a child's best interest to detain him for prolonged periods in prison-like conditions?
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The Tokyo District Court said it had approved the request by prosecutors to detain Ghosn until April 14.
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But it could not detain them for immigration violations while continuing to pursue their criminal prosecutions, she said.
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As such, the decision to detain one of its executives is a significant escalation by the White House.
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One video on social media showed police detain a cyclist who said he was going home with groceries.
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The new deal is an attempt to get ICE to reverse that trend and detain fewer people, without setting a firm cap on the number of people ICE can detain at any given time after arresting them in the US (a demand Democrats had previously made but dropped Monday night).
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But as an alternative, authorities can instead choose to detain them at facilities inside the US. The Trump administration has done so systematically, setting out to indiscriminately prosecute and detain anyone who tries to cross the border without authorization, even if they ask for asylum, under its "zero tolerance" policy.
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Neither the active duty troops nor the National Guard are allowed to detain or arrest anybody at the border.
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The city has been in the Trump administration's crosshairs for refusing to help immigration authorities detain and deport immigrants.
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According to the Washington Post, American intelligence officials have evidence that Saudi Arabia "ordered an operation" to detain Khashoggi.
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The executive branch likely enjoys the power to separate immigrant children from their families, or detain those families altogether.
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Last month, the administration asked a federal court to modify the agreement so that it could detain children longer.
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Earlier this week, Trump said he'd "never heard of" detention centers for immigrants, and promised he wouldn't detain them.
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He said the government still retained the right to detain the asylum-seekers pending the outcome of their case.
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A year later, she was filmed biting a soldier who was trying to detain her brother for throwing rocks.
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Instead, armed men from another militia at the base threatened to detain the commandos, forcing the Americans to evacuate.
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But because states don't detain families, they don't have licensing procedures for facilities that would hold children and parents.
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Police detain BJP Mahila Morcha activists while protesting against the Aam Aadmi Party in New Delhi on Aug. 6.
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But the US does not have the infrastructure to detain families on the scale the Trump administration has sought.
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But Nielsen said the Department is also seeking new powers to deport undocumented immigrants and also detain them longer.
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On one occasion, ICE agents returned to detain an individual at the motel, according to the attorney general's office.
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She is a retired medical doctor, fluent in Chinese, and CCP had no reason to detain or 'reeducate' her.
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"We will have to propose the case at the court and will detain them at Hsipaw prison," he added.
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But though some Democrats have mooted dusting off Congress's power to detain contemnors, that is unlikely to happen soon.
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"Navy ship Simeuleu conducted a 'stop, investigate and detain' operation on Friday and successfully seized the vessel," Pudjiastuti said.
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According to the National Immigration Forum, in 2014 it cost about $161 a day to detain an undocumented immigrant.
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The government has broad legal authority to detain people and enforce U.S. borders in the name of public health.
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As Esformes awaits trial, his lawyers are appealing Torres's decision to detain their client, according to the Miami Herald.
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The religious police can no longer detain people they identify as breaking the kingdom's strict standards of moral conduct.
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Berlin needs Athens' cooperation to process and detain migrants and refugees until they can be send back to Turkey.
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Even before the law was approved, the police could detain terrorism suspects for up to 144 hours without charges.
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Jefferson said he was able to fight his son off and detain him in the garage until police arrived.
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Justice Steven Breyer suggested the government should only be able to detain people within a reasonable amount of time.
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"You can't detain and repress people who simply don't exist in the republic," spokesman Alvi Karimov said last week.
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The commission has long had the power to secretly detain officials without court approval, a contentious and feared tool.
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Flores, which provides certain restrictions on federal officials' ability to detain migrant children, including their release after 20 days.
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The task force recommended continuing to detain an Afghan then believed to have worked on chemical and biological weapons.
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One of the main suspects was also killed - in unclear circumstances - when authorities tried to detain him in Chechnya.
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The government wants to question Kate and if she returns to Mexico they could detain her for that purpose.
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Under the agreement, Greece is expected to detain refugees arriving by boat and return many of them to Turkey.
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GIBRALTARS CHIEF MINISTER FABIAN PICARDO WONT APPLY TO RENEW ORDER TO DETAIN IRANIAN OIL TANKER GRACE 1 - THE SUN
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The Kurdish authorities don't want them either, saying it isn't their job to indefinitely detain citizens of other countries.
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If you detain Muslims at the airport because of a stereotype about Muslims and terror, the problem isn't them.
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For this reason, families sometimes detain affected family members, shackling them in sheds and backyards for years on end.
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Authorities can detain the singer for another 48 hours before having to decide whether or not to file charges.
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The measure will impose a curfew, prohibit demonstrations and make it easier for the armed forces to detain people.
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ICE will often approach undocumented immigrants in their home, workplace or even in court to detain and deport them.
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"Gibson bakery's archaic chase-and-detain policy regarding suspected shoplifters was the catalyst for the protests," the college said.
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Aura Bogado, an immigration reporter with Reveal, detailed conditions in hieleras — the facilities CBO uses to detain border crossers.
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A royal decree granted the committee powers to detain individuals or seize assets without any trial, process or disclosure.
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The man had struck four people inside, and Mr. Roberson was trying to detain him when the police arrived.
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China offered its most detailed explanation yet of its campaign to detain and indoctrinate Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang Province.
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Nor is there any incentive for ICE not to arrest someone because they couldn't afford to detain the person.
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The Trump administration is also now pushing to detain migrants indefinitely, bringing into question CBP's statement on short detentions.
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But an FAQ sent with the directive makes clear that ICE is not going to detain all pregnant immigrants.
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The decision to simultaneously protect and detain Al Qaeda members was apparently made by Iran's spy chief, Qassem Suleimani.
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Warren would eliminate privately owned immigration detention facilities and only detain those who pose a flight or safety risk.
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From oversight measures to contract moratoriums, states, counties, and cities can help build a country that doesn't detain immigrants.
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If not, you know, martial law, then I have to authorize the military just to arrest them, detain you.
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Police quickly moved to detain almost everyone at the location, including those who said they were only passers-by.
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And it's constitutionally dubious for localities to detain people for no other reason than an administrative request from ICE.
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There are two main areas of debate: should local law enforcement arrest and detain people based on immigration status?
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When US forces detain someone on the anti-ISIS battlefield, they sometimes hand them over to Iraqi security forces.
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He said Trump's plan to detain the migrants in the caravan prohibits those seeking asylum from challenging their detainment.
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After all, President Donald Trump was using the statute to detain and separate asylum-seeking families at the border.
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Tehran continues to fund Hezbollah and other extremists; detain Americans; and work to expand its reach, including in Iraq.
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Wednesday night's rally came hours after Trump signed an executive order to detain families apprehended at the border together.
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What the Obama administration did, however, was detain families together at the height of the 2014 Central American migrants crisis.
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We often have to detain asylum seekers—poor guys who just want to work, but the law won't let them.
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A federal appeals court has interpreted the Flores agreement to allow immigration officials to detain families for only 20 days.
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DHS' response was to detain children together with their parents, with everyone in jail-like settings, flouting Congress' specific directions.
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However, federal courts ruled that the administration could not hold families, specifically children, without justifying the decision to detain them.
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Six days after the attacks, President George W. Bush signed a secret memo enabling the CIA to detain suspected terrorists.
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"Nobody can detain or harass anyone who is simply not present in the republic," Karimov told the Interfax news agency.
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And when you get caught crossing, the Feds detain you, process you and deport you back to your home country.
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They can tamper with your computers, steal them, or bodily detain you until you cough up passwords or other secrets.
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Police officers detain a climate change activist at Waterloo Bridge during the Extinction Rebellion protest in London on April 16.
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The Trump administration said most states don't offer licensing for family residential centers that detain immigrant children and parents together.
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Several of Trump's attempts to detain and deter the asylum seekers have been struck down by courts in recent weeks.
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At the same time, Sessions chastised Chicago for not fully working with federal authorities to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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And Judge Sabraw's order banning separation said it didn't affect the government's decision "to release or detain class members" — i.e.
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The predictable result will be that ICE will continue to detain and try to deport more US citizens like Jilmar.
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Now, such behavior will be investigated as sexual assault — which it is, because police hold authority over those they detain.
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Second, striking deals with poorer countries to establish camps, run with UN agencies, to receive, detain and, eventually, return migrants.
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A special court ordered police to detain the passenger for interrogation until Wednesday, when the case will be heard next.
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The Supreme Court said in an 1821 case that Congress has the "inherent authority" to arrest and detain recalcitrant witnesses.
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But Brussels has also noted Romania's parliament has a patchy record of approving prosecutor requests to investigate or detain lawmakers.
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Also under Sessions' purview is the Bureau of Justice Assistance, which provides funding to local jails to detain federal inmates.
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Indonesia says one of its patrol boats on Saturday attempted to detain a Chinese boat fishing illegally in its waters.
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It also argued the settlement should be modified to give the government more flexibility to detain kids with their families.
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Courts have also determined that Immigration and Customs Enforcement can't detain families for more than 20 days in most cases.
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The officers have claimed self-defense and said they used what would've been justifiable force to detain a fleeing felon.
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"The Iranian regime continues to detain US citizens and other foreigners on fabricated national-security-related changes," the official said.
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But Trump's executive order aims to replace family separation with a policy that allows the US to detain families indefinitely.
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Cops say McCall swatted away a sergeant's hands, and when backup arrived to detain McCall, cops say he broke loose.
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It can be difficult to obtain information from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) about where, how, and who they detain.
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The Australian government has paid neighboring countries to detain hundreds of asylum seekers and other refugees who arrive by sea.
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In war, governments claim the extraordinary power to kill as a first resort and detain individuals without charge or trial.
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Immigration agents can enter private property, set up permanent highway checkpoints and detain individuals if they suspect an immigration violation.
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The image of 100,000 National Guard troops patrolling residential streets to detain and deport undocumented immigrants is, at best, unsettling.
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He vowed to detain all illegal immigrants caught at our border and send them back to their countries of origin.
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U.S. intelligence previously indicated Saudi officials were plotting to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia in order to detain him.
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Police said a store employee followed Roberson out and "engaged him in a physical altercation" while trying to detain him.
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" "Well, we know that the fact that we haven't been able to detain these families is a large pull factor.
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Under the policy, the government can only detain families together for "up to 20 days" while adults await court dates.
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They have asked the United States to extradite or detain the cleric, who was once a close ally of Erdogan's.
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And Iran has continued to detain dual-nationals at home as a means to achieve its illicit geopolitical agenda abroad.
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This backlog creates capacity shortages in detention centers, as the government cannot indefinitely detain every person awaiting a court date.
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The military has no authority to detain civilians under Nigerian law, argued Femi Falana, a human rights lawyer in Lagos.
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"Speaking Spanish is not a valid reason for Border Patrol to question or detain you," the civil rights organization stated.
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Security forces appeared to detain some demonstrators and blocked roads to stop the protesters from reaching the nearby Cabinet office.
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Turkey later asked Germany and Sweden, where Muslim traveled after leaving the Czech Republic, to detain him, but in vain.
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By Wednesday, the focus was already shifting, with Democrats raising questions about any plan to detain migrant families long term.
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The bill, according to the statement submitted by Lowey, would also encourage CBP to detain siblings in the same facility.
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The black sites were used to detain suspects captured in President George W. Bush's "war on terrorism" after the Sept.
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Saudi authorities brook little public dissent and frequently detain activists on charges of undermining social cohesion and participating in demonstrations.
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In petitions seeking to detain all five suspects without bail, prosecutors said each was under investigation in the boy's death.
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But this interview was not bait to detain me, the way interviews have been for so many less fortunate immigrants.
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The law at issue states that the government can detain convicted immigrants "when the alien is released" from criminal detention.
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I think that would be implicit in the authority to arrest and detain, that you could also fine the person.
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Privacy advocates say that police departments often improperly download cellphone data from people they detain, without their knowledge or consent.
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They flagged 245 illegal border crossers for the Border Patrol, but their leaders instructed the volunteers not to detain anyone.
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The attackers left as soon as police arrived on the scene and proceeded to detain about 50 activists, mostly women.
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ICE spent more than $3 billion to detain immigrants across the US in fiscal year 2019, which ended in October.
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Whereas many of those immigrants would have been released previously, ICE supervisors chose instead to detain nearly all of them.
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The Greek government is using a secret extrajudicial center to detain migrants before sending them to Turkey without due process.
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On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security proposed new regulations that would allow the government to detain migrant children indefinitely.
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It prohibits authorities from using state or local resources to interrogate, arrest or detain someone solely to enforce immigration law.
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Mr. Meyer said that German police officers would not hesitate to detain anyone involved in clashes, regardless of their motivation.
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On Friday, a court in Stockholm approved a request from prosecutors to detain Rocky for at least six more days.
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But Mr. Priebus also said that border agents had "discretionary authority" to detain and question suspect travelers from certain countries.
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He praised members of the public who intervened to detain the man, who had fake explosives strapped to his body.
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All they can do, under U.S. law, is effect a citizen's arrest, detain illegals until the Border Patrol gets there.
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Police detain protesters and students after they tried to flee outside the Hong Kong Polytechnic University campus on Nov. 193.
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Among other things, the new rule would allow DHS to indefinitely detain migrant families, including those arriving to seek asylum.
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Prosecutors said in a statement they wanted to detain a former lawmaker and former beneficiary owner of Finance & Credit Bank.
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Officers would detain young black men and pat them down, feeling around their waists and groins for weapons or drugs.
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One way the CIA did that was by establishing secret prisons around the world to detain and interrogate terrorism suspects.
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He was overpowered by armed officers, with pictures on social media showing them using a stun gun to detain him.
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This means the Trump administration is planning to detain more people by building more private detention centers with less oversight.
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Regardless, the government currently believes it has the authority to detain people for an extended period of time in Pennsylvania.
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The administration is seeking to nullify that settlement and allow itself to detain far more immigrant families for far longer.
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Administration officials have already warned they're out of space and have been releasing families they don't have room to detain.
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But, if we are going to detain children, we must do it humanely and provide them with full legal support.
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Trump was also likely encouraged to intervene after the Mexican government failed to detain El Chapo's son, Ovidio Guzmán López.
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Even so, Mr. Priebus said that border agents had "discretionary authority" to detain and question suspicious travelers from certain countries.
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That drug case was dismissed and he was released from custody, despite a request from immigration officials to detain him.
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The measure prohibits local law enforcement agencies from using resources to investigate, detain, report or arrest people for immigration violations.
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He has pushed Congress to detain families seeking asylum until their cases are heard in court, rather than releasing them.
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Courts have interpreted that agreement to mean that ICE can't detain families for more than 20 days in most cases.
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Since drugs are so lucrative, drug producers and traffickers don't just cease to exist when governments detain or kill them.
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"It was absurd to detain this particular individual for making what clearly appears to be a joke," Calvert told me.
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Detain families in facilities that haven't been formally approved for licenses: Under the terms of the Flores settlement, children (and families) could only be detained by DHS in facilities licensed by state or local governments — but the available facilities weren't nearly big enough to accommodate the number of families the Trump administration wants to detain.
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The Washington Post reported that the policy was suspended until U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement could find space to detain them.
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They work together to find and detain shipments of toys and other children's products that fail to meet federal safety standards.
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The Homeland Security Department is considering further directives that could authorize officials to detain and deport certain undocumented immigrants more quickly.
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The officer got into an argument with a 13-year-old boy and wrestled with him while trying to detain him.
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"We believe that the Flores agreement permits the government to detain families together to comply with the nationwide order," it said.
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But why does Australia detain asylum seekers in offshore detention centers on Pacific islands instead of processing them in the country?
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MCCARTHY: Yeah Laura it&aposs very highly unusual in a white collar case like this to detain somebody prior to trial.
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The administration has tried to restrict funding to sanctuary jurisdictions if they refuse to help federal agents detain and deport immigrants.
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The suggestion was that agents would be checking voters for ID in order to detain any undocumented immigrants trying to vote.
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"It is difficult to continue to detain a family in a state-licensed facility," the government said in its rule proposal.
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Trump has said the zero-tolerance policy will continue, however, and an existing court settlement limits federal authority to detain minors.
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" And Trump blamed Democrats for the dispute, tweeting, "The Democrats do not want us to detain, or send back, criminal aliens!
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The government imposed emergency rule at midnight on Monday, giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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The Trump administration itself claims that it's only separating families because it can't detain them all together in immigration custody indefinitely.
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It's also using many of these technologies to identify and detain as many as 1 million Muslims in modern-day gulags.
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The US immigration enforcement system was designed to swiftly detain and deport migrants who attempted to sneak into the US illegally.
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A Reuters Special reports investigates how Trump's catch and detain policy can split families when parents are put in extended lockups.
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A legal settlement dating from the 1990s only allows the government to detain children in adult centers for a brief period.
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They would only be permitted to detain migrants for "minutes, not even hours" while they hand them over to border agents.
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Kayla Irizzary, 19, was arrested after she was initially released because cops did not have a legal reason to detain her.
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After a two-and-a-half hour remand hearing on Monday, prosecutors sought a court order to detain the former president.
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It said investigators had searched the apartments of two suspects from Germany's Islamist scene and decided to detain one of them.
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Jackson took no pity on Stone, and said she would revoke his bond and detain him if he violates the order.
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Morrison was the architect of the policy to turn back asylum-seekers and to detain them in camps on remote islands.
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What's more, human rights activists now worry that using WhatsApp or Facebook could help law enforcement track and detain migrant activists.
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He said he's confident the government can't use the existing Flores settlement to detain entire migrant families for months on end.
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The man punched and kicked the protester before police officers rushed to the scene to detain him, the videos show. Sgt.
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Two bailiffs, described by Israel as unarmed citizens, were in the room at the time, but were unable to detain Resiles.
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Faced with a leadership challenge, Mahathir used internal security laws to detain more than 100 opposition politicians, academics and social activists.
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As an example, he said, an officer might detain a driver who is weaving on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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More than 200 cities did not honor requests from ICE to detain individuals in 2015, according to ICE Director Sarah Saldaña.
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Police allege he fought with the officer who tried to detain him, leaving him with a leg injury that required hospitalization.
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They made a second attempt to detain him, and cops say that's when he and the sergeant fell down an escalator.
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In localities with 287(g) agreements, ICE deputizes law enforcement to arrest and detain people they suspect have violated immigration laws.
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Not only does the government want to detain more migrants, but it is also detaining them for longer periods of time.
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The Grace 1 was given permission to leave Gibraltar on Thursday, although the United States is still seeking to detain it.
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"We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," ACLU attorneys wrote to New Mexico Gov.
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As the system has been overwhelmed with more applicants than it can detain, the overflow are released within the United States.
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Six couples have filed a lawsuit, accusing federal agents of using green card marriage interviews to identify and detain unauthorized immigrants.
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With the cooperation of Mexican authorities, we would detain and return these individuals to law enforcement in their countries of origin.
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He said the lack of cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement meant missed opportunities to detain and deport violent undocumented immigrants.
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The new rules empower the government to detain migrant children and their families indefinitely, and revise legally-mandated standards of care.
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""I would like to make amends for whoever had to detain me for smoking pot in the gondola without a license.
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In 2012 and 2014 the FDA placed import alerts on kratom, allowing FDA agents to detain the products at the border.
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For now, it said it will detain families together "during the pendency of any immigration proceedings" once they're taken into custody.
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Mr. Trump was asked about orders from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey to detain tens of thousands of Turkish citizens.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration requested a budget of $2.8 billion to detain 52,000 immigrants each day, a 30% expansion.
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In a previous government database filing, the administration described the regulations as a way to detain families and nullify the settlement.
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"Nobody can detain or harass anyone who is simply not present in the republic," Alvi Karimov was quoted as telling Interfax.
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They came on the scene after one such fight, he wrote, and attempted to detain a teen because he was trespassing.
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Captain Jeff A. Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, reiterated Tuesday that there were no plans to detain Islamic State captives long term.
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Pyongyang can be expected to issue belligerent statements, test weapons and possibly even try to detain a visiting American or two.
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Cantil-Sakauye stopped short of questioning the legal right of federal agents to enter courthouses to locate and detain unauthorized immigrants.
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Some believe Erdogan staged the coup and used it to silence and detain dissidents in the aftermath, known as the "purge."
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Mr. Trump has said he would cut off federal funding for cities that refuse to help federal agents detain unauthorized immigrants.
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Mr. Homan blamed the mayor's warning for agents not being able to detain 800 people they had targeted in recent days.
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And the Trump administration takes the same approach to carrying out immigration enforcement right now — its "detain now, fund later" strategy.
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A review of foster care policies across the country shows no other similar practice of using arrest warrants to detain runaways.
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Now they have this idea they were going to detain someone in a tit-for-tat diplomacy with the United States.
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Regulations finalized by the Obama administration claim that federal officials can detain individuals if their illness could spread to other states.
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The guardsmen themselves say they do not detain migrants but are there to advise them not to enter the United States.
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Or consider a Democratic Congress that wants to limit a future president's ability to detain or separate families for immigration proceedings.
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That's because O.R.R. will share their information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which can use it to detain and deport them.
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A call last month by the European Commission to detain migrant children where necessary was roundly condemned by child protection groups.
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Judge Garcia upheld the law's provision that police officers can ask about the immigration status of those they detain or arrest.
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During sweeps, police would often detain Latinos for minor offenses like honking a car horn, then demand proof of legal residence.
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A regional court in Kirundo decided on Wednesday to detain the three further and proceed with a full trial, Bangiricenge said.
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Reversing a policy to automatically seek the release of pregnant immigrants from detention, allowing the government to detain more of them.
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A federal judge issued a final order that prevents the government from enacting its plan to detain children for lengthy periods.
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No state or local law enforcement agency would be allowed to detain or transfer anyone for deportation without a judicial warrant.
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A document reviewed by CNN indicated Kaine fled from a police officer and that it took several officers to detain him.
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They added that the police would then detain those women, locking them up in so-called monkey houses with barred windows.
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Under the Vienna Convention of 1961, which governs the conduct of diplomatic relations, a host country cannot detain a foreign diplomat.
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After all, they've already detained one American citizen who they've purportedly tortured, the doctor, so they detain another one or two?
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On Wednesday police said that they had obtained a warrant to detain him for longer before deciding whether to charge him.
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Officers frequently detain and arrest members of the public for engaging in speech the officers perceive to be critical or disrespectful.
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"Imagine the absurdity of this: House Democrats want to set a limit on how many criminal aliens our government can detain."
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Critics of the Trump administration have long pointed out that the law doesn't require the government to detain everyone it apprehends.
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It will not be a mission to round up women and children or detain escaping violence and seeking a better life.
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The newly declared national emergency will afford the military wartime powers to detain and question suspects in the attacks without warrants.
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ICE has said that it goes to courthouses in New York because security screening there makes it safer than trying to detain people in the community — which ICE says it is forced to do by a 2014 law that generally prohibits correction officers in city jails from holding undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes for ICE to detain.
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Trump doubles down on his refugee ban as customs officials continue to detain travelers Trump doubles down on his refugee ban as customs officials continue to detain travelers Top Trump administration officials appeared on the Sunday politics talk shows to defend the president's executive order barring refugees and travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States.
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But Republicans are saying that the bill will still give ICE enough flexibility to detain that many people if it needs to.
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There are actual punishments for being in contempt of Congress -- the Senate or House sergeant at arms can detain the contemptuous person!
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Many human rights organizations have criticized this policy as creating an economic incentive to detain more immigrants and to mete out the
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SUBTITLE: In 2015, more than 200 state and local jurisdictions did not honor requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain individuals.
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It costs $319 a day to detain a family member, and there are about 2,500 to 2,700 beds nationwide to house families.
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Some jurisdictions feel that legally, without a warrant from ICE, they cannot detain individuals beyond the extent otherwise dictated by criminal law.
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Security forces, who appeared to detain some demonstrators, blocked roads to stop the sea of people from marching to the cabinet office.
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Bee points out that the executive order Trump signed to end family separation is setting the groundwork to detain families together indefinitely.
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On Thursday, national security advisor John Bolton told National Public Radio he knew in advance of Canadian authorities' plan to detain Meng.
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"Democrats in Congress refused to expand the bed space and the capacity for us to detain people at our borders," he said.
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Staffing limitations and budget constraints generally limit how many people the US can detain and deport -- and how quickly that process happens.
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Members of the National Institute of Migration, a Mexican government agency, detain a girl during an operation in Pijijiapan, Mexico, April 22.
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Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost said Wednesday that shifting additional resources or building more facilities to detain families will not be enough.
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In the absence of such a modification (or congressional action), the administration could only detain families together for up to 20 days.
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"We're detaining so many people we don't need to detain, and I'm worried that's going to continue or get worse," said Gruberg.
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It's a highly profitable but risky business, Paz warns, given local authorities could impose fines, seize computers or even detain local managers.
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Being able to detain children with their parents while their immigration cases are adjudicated would eliminate the incentive, the administration has said.
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After the hearing, her lawyer Robert Driscoll told reporters that they disagreed with US Magistrate Judge Deborah Robinson's decision to detain her.
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Police officers detain an opposition supporter during a protest ahead of President Vladimir Putin's inauguration ceremony in Moscow, Russia, on May 5.
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The lawyer added that ICE could only continue to detain individuals who are a threat to the community or at flight risk.
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For one thing, thanks to a longstanding court ruling the government won't be able to detain families for longer than 20 days.
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Now, if he comes in contact with law enforcement, they will likely detain him and keep him detained until he posts bond.
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If Mr Trump moves forward with plans to detain and deport large numbers of people, that would also add to government spending.
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Details: Prosecutors are seeking to detain Epstein as he awaits trial, arguing he is a flight risk, per the New York Times.
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If they detain a criminal, he adds, they either hand them over to the police or force them to leave the area.
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Ankara has branded the group as terrorists, and sought to detain those involved as part of a wide-ranging operation this year.
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Even the amount Congress has allocated far exceeds what is actually necessary to detain people who pose risks to society, said Sandweg.
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For its part, the prosecution is expected to argue Nero lacked probable cause to arrest and detain Gray in the first place.
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The Syrian Civil Defense called for northern Syrian checkpoints to detain any vehicles bearing the White Helmets logo that were not verified.
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Without advance warning, U.S. Customs and Border Protection began to detain non-citizens at U.S. airports and hours of legal limbo followed.
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Mesa County sheriff's Deputy Derek Geer was shot Monday morning as he tried to detain a man in Grand Junction, authorities said.
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Bahrain, home of the US Navy's 5th Fleet, continued to question, detain, and arrest Shia Muslim clerics, community members, and opposition politicians.
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Initially designed to detain political rivals, it became the prototype for a network of concentration camps where 6 million Jews were murdered.
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This was proof enough for ICE to not only arrest but interrogate and detain Ramirez and strip him of his DACA benefits.
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So the Trump administration wants Congress to overrule the Flores settlement, or for a judge to allow them to indefinitely detain families.
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U.S. intelligence has indicated Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was plotting to lure Khashoggi to Saudi Arabia in order to detain him.
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Under these agreements, ICE is essentially "renting" bed space from local jails to detain immigrants who may not be facing criminal charges.
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And 287(g) agreements give law enforcement from those same counties broad latitude to arrest and detain people to do just that.
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At one point in the footage, Mobley complains that at least three police officers were sent to Williams' home to detain her.
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The conversation also touched on immigration, with DeSantis stressing the need to detain and deport undocumented immigrants that commit crimes in Florida.
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McSally spoke about her new co-sponsored immigration bill, which, among other things, makes it easier to detain and deport immigrant children.
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There is something catlike about Faye—an elusiveness that makes people want to detain her, and a curiosity about their pungent secrets.
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US officials have cited concerns about the capacity of the Syrian Democratic Forces to detain so many fighters over a long period.
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In connection with the executive order, the Trump administration filed a suit Thursday to allow it to detain undocumented families together indefinitely.
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The makeup of the French team represents a powerful response against building walls and detention centers to detain and dehumanize immigrant populations.
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On average, it costs taxpayers about $22011,218 to detain, prosecute, and remove a single undocumented immigrant, according to the Bipartisan Research Center.
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"If countries in the world think they can detain Americans and get something in return we'll see many more hostages," he said.
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This afternoon, he signed an executive order requiring Customs and Border Protection to detain every unauthorized immigrant they catch crossing the border.
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We discussed the president's executive order to detain migrant families together — and what it means for immigration policy — on "The Daily" podcast.
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But many petitioners say they never receive justice, and are deterred by security officials and hired thugs who assault and detain them.
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In addition, the DOJ has asked for the ability to ask chief judges to permanently detain an individual without trial during emergencies.
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It's illegal for U.S. troops to detain people — let alone kill them — at the border over suspicion of illegally crossing the border.
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Riot police detain a protester during a clearing at a demonstration in Kowloon Tong on August 10, 2019 in Hong Kong, China.
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Several government agencies — including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the FBI — use facial recognition tech to help detain and arrest individuals.
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Why Russians suspected of hacking travel to countries that may detain them on United States extradition warrants is something of a mystery.
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While Guaido had publicly speculated that authorities would detain him when he returned, he passed through Caracas' international airport without a problem.
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While the law says Congress is perfectly in its rights to detain officials, it's less clear on whether it can fine them.
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A longstanding settlement in a previous court case says that the government cannot detain children or families for longer than 20 days.
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Reuters correspondents in Almaty and Nur-Sultan saw police clad in riot gear detain dozens of demonstrators as they forcefully dispersed rallies.
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"So far, the court has never found him at fault, and they just continue to detain him without finding fault," he said.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials rely on a network of local and private jails across the country to detain nearly 38,000 immigrants.
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By the numbers: This new $271 million in funding "would allow ICE to detain nearly 50,000 immigrants at one time," per NBC.
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Egypt's security services routinely detain human rights defenders, lawyers, academics and other government critics, most of whom vanish into prison for years.
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A ProPublica report this month, headlined "How McKinsey helped the Trump administration detain and deport immigrants," raised further concerns about the company.
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But Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have been lurking around courthouses, seeking to detain people in the hallway or outside the building.
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As the officers, from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, tried to detain him, Mr. Avendaño was shot with a stun gun.
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Prosecutors also accused Huawei of helping the Iranian government install surveillance equipment to monitor and detain antigovernment protesters in Tehran in 2009.
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A court upheld a decision on Monday to continue to detain 21 refugees on charges of organizing February's protest while investigations continue.
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Hungary, evoking echoes of World War II, recently unveiled plans to detain asylum seekers in small enclosed villages surrounded by razor wire.
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The prison on the American military base at Guantanamo Bay has been used for years to detain accused terrorists and enemy combatants.
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Afflicted by post-traumatic stress disorder, he attacks the local police when they try to detain him and flees to the mountains.
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And there's a major logistical hurdle the administration faces if it moves forward with a plan to detain more families: finding space.
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For example, in 2013 the court rejected a government policy enabling the state to detain without trial illegal immigrants for three years.
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Those include in so-called sanctuary cities, which are jurisdictions that limit their cooperation with federal authorities seeking to detain unauthorized immigrants.
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Reuters photo of the day From this weekend's protests in Russia Police officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally in Vladivostok.
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The White House wants asylum law tightened and the power to detain families traveling with children -- a practice Democrats have branded inhumane.
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The guidance also allows officers to request traveler's passcodes and to detain a device that is encrypted or inaccessible for further review.
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An ICE officer went to the courthouse on April 2 to observe the man's hearing and detain him if he were released.
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What it shows is that when the Kim regime doesn't want to detain someone, it simply executes them — and does so regularly.
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The Trump administration always said it wouldn't waste the money and time to separate families if it could only detain them together.
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He'd seen Border Patrol agents detain swimmers suspected of having circumnavigated a "sea fence" that extended the border barrier into the Pacific.
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The police and judicial authorities have been given extraordinary powers to detain and question individuals, and prominent landmarks continue to be heavily guarded.
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The police can place people under house arrest even if they do not have sufficient evidence of wrongdoing to detain or charge them.
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Mexico in recent days moved to block and detain mostly Central American migrants crossing its own southern border headed for the United States.
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Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt for violating a judge's order that he could not detain immigrants simply because they lacked legal status.
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The U.S. government had sought to detain Meng on fraud charges related to deals made by the company with Iran, a sanctioned country.
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They arrived at the scene of a recent fight, according to the report, and tried to detain a teen because he was trespassing.
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These cities also largely do not honor requests from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement to detain individuals beyond what is allowed by criminal proceedings.
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In some cases — such as C14's January attack on a remembrance gathering for two murdered journalists — police actually detain peaceful demonstrators instead.
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Police have yet to detain Pawlak-Reynolds, but a warrant for her arrest on two counts of second-degree murder was approved Monday.
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Federal judges in Boston have ruled early Sunday that officials may not detain a person on the basis of President Trump's executive order.
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Even if he did, formal steps could be taken to detain and transfer him back to the mainland without generating the current controversy.
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Recent changes to Nepalese law mean park officials must now seek approval from a judge to detain someone for longer than 24 hours.
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They were arrested under the Internal Security Act, which allows the government to detain individuals for up to two years without court proceedings.
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Police detain a student demonstrator during a protest demanding education reform from Chilean President Sebastián Piñera's government, in Santiago, Chile, on April 13.
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Turkish Justice Minister Abdulhamit Gul urged Washington on Friday to detain and extradite SDF commander Mazloum Kobani when he enters the United States.
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It's declaring that it is allowed to detain families indefinitely now, and telling Judge Gee that it would be helpful if she agreed.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department filed its request to modify the settlement agreement to allow ICE to detain families together pending immigration proceedings.
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She said she would issue a European arrest warrant for Assange to be surrendered to Sweden if the court decided to detain him.
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Incirlik's power was cut off Saturday as Turkish authorities sought to detain military officers complicit in the failed coup attempt on July 15.
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If the court rules that continuing to detain journalists like Mr Alpay is unlawful, the government will be expected to release them immediately.
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In politics, their new "Platonic ideals" are Country, Border, Catch and Detain: all designed to drive a fear of outsiders into people's hearts.
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Settling the battle with the CSU may now cause one with the SPD, which opposes any measures that would formally detain asylum-seekers.
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The DHS currently has the capacity to detain a maximum of 39,000 immigrants facing deportation; Mr Trump wants that figure raised to 143,000.
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Others are targeted at specific bills, like the Davis-Oliver bill, which would give local law enforcement more responsibility to detain the undocumented.
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"But I'm going to direct that U.S. Marshals are empowered to arrest or detain anyone who obstructs the felling of trees," he said.
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California, like any other "sanctuary" jurisdiction, isn't stopping Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from being able to arrest, detain, or deport immigrants.
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The protesters went limp or were yanked to the ground as police used zip ties and handcuffs to detain them in the aisles.
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"The Venezuelan government's response to this incident has been to arbitrarily detain some individuals and a failure to follow due process," it added.
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Security immediately rushed over to detain the attacker as he yelled for help, but it's hard to make out what he was saying.
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Vigilantes and religious police in Aceh often raid homes and places of work and detain people on suspicion of engaging in homosexual activity.
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Security forces were on alert for more attack and the government imposed emergency rule giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects.
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We're told when Tyga returns home, U.S. Customs will detain him and notify L.A. authorities, who can then come and hook him up.
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Border Patrol has started to detain DACA recipients at internal checkpoints, "for accuracy and verification of status," sometimes holding them for several hours.
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Religious police and vigilantes in Aceh often raid homes and places of work and detain people on suspicion of engaging in homosexual activity.
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"It's been said that Trump is annoyed because Mexico hasn't been able to [successfully detain incoming migrants on their end]," Rivera-Salgado said.
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"We're in an upended world when we think 14 months or 19 months is a reasonable time to detain a person," Sotomayor said.
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When ICE officials requested that Montgomery County, Md., law enforcement detain Palacios to determine if he should be deported, the request was denied.
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On Thursday, the police sought to detain Kem Sokha, a top figure in the Cambodia National Rescue Party, which Mr. Sam Rainsy leads.
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But state and local police only have authority to detain someone if there is probable cause that the person has committed a crime.
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The Associated Press reports that immigration authorities issued a notice Friday stating they could seek up to 15,000 more beds to detain families.
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The administration is keeping in place its zero tolerance policy that vows to detain and prosecute those caught crossing the border illegally. Rep.
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"It is unacceptable, illegal, and inhumane to detain people without basic amenities, access to counsel, or medical care," she said in a statement.
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His lawyer, Figen Calikusu, said that neither she nor her client had been informed of the latest court decision to detain him again.
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Under the executive order, the government can only detain families together for "up to 20 days," while adults facing prosecution await court dates.
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Locking up execs One risk is that Chinese authorities could detain a US or Canadian business executive in a tit-for-tat response.
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The US Department of Justice has also made a separate, last-minute application to detain the Grace 1, the Gibraltar government said Thursday.
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South Africa's main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) blamed the ministers of police, international relations and defence for a failure to detain Grace Mugabe.
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Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan has testified before Congress that the government lacks the resources to detain all migrants crossing the border.
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The American Civil Liberties Union accused the group on Thursday of being a "fascist militia" with no authority to detain or arrest migrants.
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Meanwhile, a federal judge rejected the Justice Department's request to change decades-old rules on how long the government can detain immigrant children.
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And the United States balked at language that would have committed all countries to not detain undocumented children who arrive at their borders.
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The executive order sought to detain undocumented families together and it ran afoul of a law that mandated children not be detained indefinitely.
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The make-up of the French team represents a powerful response against building walls and detention centers to detain and dehumanize immigrant populations.
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One person was arrested Tuesday after Portland protesters shut down a facility used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to detain immigrants.
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Albence has even spoken out against the Flores Settlement, which limits the time the government can detain an undocumented minor to 20 days.
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Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have broad power to arrest and detain anyone they suspect of being in the country without authorization.
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But some enforcement funding — including money for detention beds, which could help the administration detain more undocumented immigrants — are likely to be nonstarters.
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Critics of the law worry that it could be used to detain or intimidate activists, journalists and others who run afoul of Beijing.
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Gang affiliation on its own is not a crime, but it can be grounds to detain undocumented immigrants or people legally seeking asylum.
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From the day of Ms. Meng's arrest, Canada has said it was legally bound to detain her at the request of its ally.
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The Justice Department said the only way to prevent migrant children from being separated from their parents would be to detain entire families.
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Though an Interpol red notice is a request from a country to detain someone for extradition, it is not itself a criminal charge.
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A possible theory could be that Mr. Guzmán López was located by the D.E.A., and their Mexican counterparts were reluctant to detain him.
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Kavanaugh did not discuss the broader issue of presidential power to detain suspected terrorists under the laws of war, according to the source.
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"We detain illegal loggers and charcoal producers and snatch their vehicles and any other equipment used," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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In Almaty, policemen including some in riot gear cordoned off the city's main square and Reuters reporters saw them detain some 40 people.
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ICE has said that it goes to courthouses because it is safer than trying to detain someone at home or on the street.
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Democrats instead are exploring inherent contempt, a dormant, extrajudicial power to arrest, detain and fine that Congress has not used since the 1930s.
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"They could have done it any time last year ... but they're so cowardly that they had to detain a family member," he said.
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Now the administration of Donald J. Trump has even more authority to detain people than the Obama administration had during the Ebola crisis.
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"While the release of Xiyue Wang is welcome news, Iran continues to unjustly detain other Americans who also deserve their freedom," he said.
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It ceded five acres so the Border Patrol could build a base with dormitories for its agents and space to temporarily detain migrants.
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Within an hour, Irish diplomats had taken Walsh from his house and escorted him to the airport before Egyptian forces could detain him.
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Or when immigration officials detain and humiliate to tears a beloved 70-year-old Australian children's author on her 117th visit to America.
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The commissions will have the ability to conduct searches, freeze assets and detain suspects as part of those efforts, the Xinhua report said.
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ICE usually sends requests to local law enforcement agencies to detain unauthorized immigrants that they encounter and also asks them to share information.
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VCOs allow state and local systems to detain youth for committing "status offenses" when a judge issues a specific order to do so.
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If Turkish officials detain his brother at the airport or throw his father in prison, Kanter said, his voice will only grow louder.
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This new rule comes as ICE agents are increasingly under fire for waiting outside of courthouses to detain undocumented immigrants appearing in court.
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Prosecutors are aiming to detain 220006 Gulen followers, who they say cheated in a 2202 police superintendent promotion exam to infiltrate government positions.
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The legislation prohibits any state or local law enforcement agency from using resources to investigate, detain, report or arrest people for immigration violations.
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ICE is allowed to detain unauthorized immigrants whether or not they're prosecuted in criminal court, for the duration of their civil immigration proceedings.
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The military will send: While troops will be armed, they can only support Border Patrol agents, not detain anyone (more on that below).
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In a rare retreat on an issue that fires up his conservative base, Trump on June 20 ordered officials to detain families together.
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The Trump administration is hoping this will result in their speedy deportation, but if not, it's now willing to detain the family indefinitely.
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Under the current structure, the government can only detain families for 20 days unless the detention centers have a state child care license.
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The UCP has helped the U.S. Border Patrol detain some 5,600 migrants in New Mexico in the last 60 days, the group said.
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In a holdover from the British colonial period, Malaysia's government retains the legal authority to detain people without trial if it so desires.
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Experts have also noted that it's pretty rare for Russia to detain a private US citizen, and that Whelan's background definitely doesn't scream spy.
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He also ordered ICE to detain all individuals the agency suspected of violating immigration laws, making it even harder for immigrants to access counsel.
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Right now, adults who arrive with children are no longer being referred for prosecution because there is not enough space to detain families together.
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In a written statement, Aladin confessed to using a fake ID to try to buy alcohol when a shop clerk tried to detain him.
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She says border patrol agents can&apost even arrest and detain an adult with a child, illegal, within 100 miles of the southern border.
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"We definitely don't think that it is humane to continue to detain people simply because they are fleeing persecution," Tovar, the immigration attorney, said.
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Traveling in a large group offers people protection from criminals who prey on immigrants and from authorities who seek to detain and deport them.
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Although Fort Sill has been used to detain children and families in the past, Ina said she wants to ensure that never happens again.
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A recent court ruling in Illinois deemed it unconstitutional for federal officials to ask local jails to detain suspected undocumented immigrants without a warrant.
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Cuba's security services continue to detain and harass dissenters and human rights groups say freedom of expression, assembly and other rights remain highly curtailed.
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The United States wants to detain it again on the grounds it has links to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, which it deems a terrorist organization.
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" In the video, Silva can be seen tackling Timothy, which he told police he did in an "attempt to detain him until police arrived.
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That means, the administration says, that it has to be allowed to detain families for as long as it takes to complete their cases.
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This definitely explains why the police and FBI didn't detain him after he called the cops to raid Ray's house earlier in the episode.
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Police detained nine men on Saturday, who allegedly were planning protests but police said they had seen no reason to detain anyone on Sunday.
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In theory, then, ICE is going to have to release some immigrants from detention, or choose not to detain new ones after they're arrested.
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Laurent Wauquiez, leader of the main opposition party, The Republicans, urged Macron to expel all foreigners on the watch list and detain all others.
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Departments that use these "co-response" teams report that they detain fewer people and take fewer disturbed people to emergency rooms, thereby saving money.
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But Gelernt and the judges stress that the Trump administration isn't allowed to detain parents — with or without their kids — as a general rule.
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Mattis said, depending on the DHS request, that troops may be given powers to temporarily detain migrants, but not the authority to arrest them.
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At the same time, we must remember that the efforts to detain and deport operate insidiously throughout our country, every day of the year.
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King County Executive Dow Constantine said the county knew of no circumstances where federal agents used this data to detain or remove county residents.
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The camp was set up in 2013, when Australia funded two remote Pacific detention centers to detain asylum seekers who arrive by boat indefinitely.
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At this point, I realized they were probably going to arrest/detain me, so I decided to invoke my Constitutional Right to remain silent.
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Per law, the jail can detain these individuals for 48 hours, in addition to any other incarceration deemed appropriate under their suspected criminal violation.
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The agent, who was by himself, was able to detain one man and place him in custody in the back of his service vehicle.
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The agency plans to sweep 10 cities on Sunday in an effort to detain 2,63 immigrants who have been issued final orders of removal.
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If, for example, he lands in Miami, Customs will detain him and call L.A. authorities, who have the right to come and get him.
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Press freedom advocates said the manual's wording blurred the line between journalists and combatants and gave commanders the authority to detain reporters without charge.
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Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) immediately detain apprehended children from noncontiguous countries (like El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras) and place them in standard removal proceedings.
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In its human rights report for 2016, the U.S. State Department said Indonesian and Thai facilities, including those used to detain immigrants, are overcrowded.
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But after speaking with him, they decided not to detain him under laws that allow for the temporary detention of people with psychiatric issues.
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"Sir, we don't use cages for children," Nielsen said, telling Thompson that the border facilities that he's visited were not intended to detain children.
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An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer tried to detain a man in Nashville, Tennessee, by blocking his car into his driveway on Monday morning.
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U.S. intelligence indicates Crown Prince Muhammed Bin Salman was planning to lure Khashoggi back to his native Saudi Arabia in order to detain him.
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Schneider then loudly threatened to detain and fingerprint Wheatcroft at the police station, which he also would have had no legal right to do.
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Critics contend it allows police to detain people for up to 48 hours for immigration checks, even for minor infractions such as jay-walking.
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Self-appointed legal experts will claim that police had no "probable cause" to pull over a vehicle or detain someone suspected of a crime.
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The SDF, a majority Kurdish militia, do not have the resources to detain, prosecute or protect the detainees it continues its fight against ISIS.
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But on July 19 a court approved a request from prosecutors to detain him for at least another week as police investigate the incident.
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In its 2018 budget proposal, the White House asked for an additional $1.5 billion to expand efforts to detain, transport and deport undocumented immigrants.
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After hours of questioning, prosecutors said they had decided to "urgently detain" Ms. Choi and locked her away early Tuesday in a Seoul jail.
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While he backed away from the policy of family separation, he is seeking congressional authority to detain entire families for longer than 20 days.
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The Trump administration leaves no doubt that it will detain as many undocumented immigrants as it can and send them to for-profit centers.
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Hungary, evoking the treatment of refugees during World War II, recently introduced plans to detain asylum seekers in small villages surrounded by razor wire.
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Among other provisions, the bill allows police officers to question the immigration status of anyone they arrest or detain, including during routine traffic stops.
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Matthew Harris, the official in charge of the Clint facility, said that it had been built in 2012 to temporarily detain about 100 people.
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Under the laws of war, to prevent captured enemies from returning to the battlefield, a military can detain them without trial until hostilities end.
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"They're pressuring you to do something medically unethical, which is to say you give your medical approval to detain a person," Dr. Varner said.
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In March, immigration officials set up a makeshift encampment under a bridge in El Paso to detain hundreds of migrants in a military tent.
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Dressed in camouflage and carrying rifles, UCP members have helped U.S. Border Patrol detain over 5,600 migrants in the last two months, Benvie said.
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"We don't know what Yang Hengjun did that would prompt the Chinese government to detain him," Mr. Deng said by telephone from New York.
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The new commission will also have the power to detain people for three months in secret, with the possibility of a three-month extension.
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The A.C.L.U. said the militia had no legal authority under New Mexico or federal law to detain or arrest migrants in the United States.
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The security forces also refused my request to meet the three Americans whom they still detain, one for two years now, without consular access.
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Having no effective way to detain the parents with their children, Obama administration officials released the families pending the resolution of their asylum cases.
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Under Japanese law, prosecutors can detain suspects for up to 22 days without filing charges, and can legally question them without a lawyer present.
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He ordered 5,200 troops to the border this week in a show of strength and promised to build tent cities to detain asylum seekers.
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Australia does not separate the children of "unauthorized arrivals" from their parents, but it does detain entire families in horrible conditions, sometimes for years.
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Mr. Bayle said he looked up and saw Lieutenant Neville grabbing the left arm of Mr. Ftouhi and then his waist to detain him.
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"The defendant intends to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country," prosecutors wrote in a motion to detain last year.
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Mr. Trump has been particularly irritated that the United States continues to pay to detain thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in recent years.
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Through it all al-Bashir defied justice — sometimes blatantly flouting the ICC by traveling to countries that should have been forced to detain him.
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CBP agents have broad legal authority to detain and question individuals at ports of entry, but not to conduct interrogations for hours without cause.
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They are primarily responsible for the internment camps that detain over 22019 million Muslims, and are creating a mass surveillance system to repress Muslims.
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Paraguay has long struggled to detain and prosecute powerful drug traffickers as Brazilian cartels have become deeply entrenched in the tiny South American nation.
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Guajajara Indians detain a logger during a search for illegal loggers on Arariboia indigenous land near the city of Amarante, Brazil, on Sept. 17.
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A Virginia police officer was suspended after he allegedly helped Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials detain an undocumented immigrant after a traffic accident.
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"The Afghan experience in Guantánamo in itself highlights the peril of the power to arbitrarily detain," the Afghanistan Analysts Network said in its report.
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"It's used as a tool for an officer to search and detain an individual who has done nothing," Alphonso Anderson, the lawyer, told me.
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López Obrador did an about-face: He deployed a record 227,22 troops to detain over 27,272 migrants that month and almost 1003,2100 in July.
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"Nobody can detain or harass anyone who is simply not present in the republic," Alvi Karimov was quoted as telling the Interfax news agency.
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That power was previously restricted to officers near the borders, so they could quickly detain and remove undocumented immigrants as they entered the country.
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Families were also previously detained at the Karnes County Residential Center in Texas, which ICE began using to detain adult women earlier this year.
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Riot police in Hong Kong detain a woman as anti-government protesters gather at Sha Tin Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station on September 25.
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State and local law enforcement agencies in New York should not be allowed to detain or transfer anyone for deportation without a judicial warrant.
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The law says cities and counties must cooperate with federal immigration authorities that request law enforcement agencies to detain people suspected of being undocumented.
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It also would bar Department of Homeland Security from preventing a member of Congress from entering a facility used to detain or house children.
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" In a statement, the State Department said: "The Iranian regime continues to detain U.S. citizens and other foreigners on fabricated national-security related changes.
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It is foolhardy to imagine that, in response, the Trump administration will simply detain fewer people, in order to guarantee them all a bed.
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That uncertainty may motivate judges to detain defendants out of fear, but their belief that doing so will prevent harm is misplaced, reformers say.
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The releases this week seemed timed to a clause in Chinese law that allows the authorities to detain people for six months without trial.
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The pressure ultimately forced Trump to sign an executive order last week to end the practice, and instead attempt to detain families together indefinitely.
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In 1798, the US authorized the president to detain or deport noncitizens who were considered "dangerous to the peace and safety" of the country.
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"The military keeping the power to detain people is significant," Yingcheep Atchanont, a program manager at iLaw, a Thai legal monitoring grou, told Reuters.
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The other choice is, if you detain the parents who broke the law under the Flores decision, you have to break the family up.
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Today, the area is comprised of several structures used by an organized crime syndicate to detain men, women, and children on their way north.
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Under the deal, Mexico has also deployed a new militarized National Guard police force to detain migrants near the country's northern and southern borders.
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The government claimed wartime authority to detain members of the groups against which Congress had authorized military force, not every militant Islamist in the world.
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Toward the end of his presidency, Obama restricted ICE's authority to arrest and detain unauthorized immigrants simply for being unauthorized, and immigration detention dipped accordingly.
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In late 2017, President Donald Trump reversed an Obama-era rule which until then directed ICE not to detain pregnant women except in extraordinary circumstances.
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The contractors' task in Venezuela was to protect Maduro from any attempt by opposition sympathizers in his own security forces to detain him, Shabayev said.
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But there is a small number of detainees who the administration says it would like to detain in a U.S. facility for national security reasons.
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Police chose to wait until after the game to detain him, Fontanka reported, so as not to alarm or aggravate other fans in the stands.
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Unless the third countries use rather brutal force to detain asylum seekers, as Turkey and Libya do, then the flow of people tends to continue.
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On Tuesday, an FBI bulletin said authorities lacked probable cause to arrest Pais but that law enforcement should detain her for a mental-health evaluation.
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Aside from deploying the military to the border, Trump said on Thursday that he plans to detain asylum seekers in "massive tents" along the border.
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"They have no authority under New Mexico or federal law to detain or arrest migrants in the United States," the ACLU wrote in a letter.
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However, some healthcare providers are concerned that allowing doctors to involuntarily detain people with substance use disorders will burden emergency rooms, reports the Associated Press .
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In Hodeidah, a low-level government functionary threatened to detain a CNN team if he did not sit in on a meeting with UN officials.
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Ahed gained international attention in 2012 after images of her threatening to punch an Israeli soldier who was trying to detain her brother went viral.
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Mitchell, 55, was working undercover in plain clothes for the Columbus Police Vice Squad when he allegedly attempted to detain Dalton, 23, on prostitution charges.
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In one email sent in March, an ICE agent sent Gallagher an email that read "happy hunting," with a request to detain an immigrant attached.
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Police officers detain a young man during a protest rally against planned increases to the nationwide pension age in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on Sept. 9.
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More importantly, travelers are not legally required to unlock their devices, although agents can detain them for significant periods of time if they do not.
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The president's office declared that emergency law would come into effect from midnight, giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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The majority declined to be named because they were afraid that police would detain or arrest their families if their names appeared in the press.
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Johnson, a judge in 2015 blocked the Obama administration from invoking the goal of deterring mass migration in decisions about whether to detain undocumented immigrants.
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Federal agencies act on kratom In 2014, the FDA issued an import alert that allowed US Customs agents to detain kratom without a physical examination.
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Marriott, Hilton, Choice Hotels, Best Western, Wyndham, Hyatt, IHG and MGM Resorts all released statements saying they don't want their hotels used to detain migrants.
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In 2014 Canada enacted a law to give customs officers more power to detain shipments and toughened sanctions against people who violate copyrights and trademarks.
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I would parallel it with control orders in the UK, where it's now possible for the government to detain people without any due legal process.
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" That prosecutor, Eva-Marie Persson, said that "if the court decides to detain him, I will issue a European Arrest Warrant concerning surrender to Sweden.
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The flight crew told Dixon that they had contacted Chicago police, who would detain the man at the gate once he got off the plane.
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But once they do, they're out on their own — and, potentially, back into the hands of immigrant agents ready to detain, prosecute, and deport them.
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If it turns out that individual is undocumented, the jail can detain them for additional time until ICE is able to come pick them up.
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The Department of Homeland Security would get a 6.8 percent increase, with more money for extra staff needed to catch, detain and deport illegal immigrants.
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Under the law, police departments cannot prohibit officers from asking people they detain about their immigration status (whether in a traffic stop or under arrest).
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Massachusetts' top court in 2017 ruled that state police cannot detain illegal immigrants solely to buy time for federal officials to take them into custody.
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Human Right Watch said in its 2015 World Report the act allowed authorities to detain people "for virtually unlimited periods without charge or judicial review".
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In many jurisdictions this policy was used to detain people who have committed no criminal offense, but were only suspected of violating civil immigration law.
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The court challenge -- brought by the Human Rights Law Center (HRLC) -- centred around the legality of the Australian government to detain people on foreign soil.
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Bulgaria's chief prosecutor said he would not detain the citizens and the foreign office said it was seeking urgent consultations with Washington over the matter.
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They say they talked to her for about 20 minutes, saw no reason to detain her, and proceeded to call her father at 2 a.m.
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"Their priority to detain people is so much higher than the priority to keep people safe," said Grace Meng, senior researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Meng also suggested that states mandate stronger enforcement of standards in their detention facilities, and make it more difficult for ICE agents to detain people.
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In February, Malloy told state and local law enforcement that they didn't have to comply with federal requests to detain residents in the country illegally.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police launched an operation to detain 394 people over links to an illegal online sports betting organization, Hurriyet daily said on Friday.
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He led ICE efforts to identify, arrest, detain and remove illegal aliens in that capacity, the statement said of the 33-year law enforcement veteran.
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He was released from custody after the district attorney dropped a marijuana charge against him, despite federal authorities wanting to detain him for another deportation.
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In a memo seeking to detain Mr. Cabasso in custody until trial, prosecutors portrayed him as a serial con man with a long criminal history.
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"Not only are we going to prosecute the employers that hire illegal workers, we're going to detain and remove the illegal alien workers," Homan said.
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U.S. intelligence has reportedly shown that Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was planning to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia in order to detain him.
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He said the use of "Rekognition" could increase the likelihood that ICE agents detain migrants in locations such as schools, hospitals and places of worship.
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Saunders said there was no way for US officials to detain the family without separating them, unless they were taken to one of those facilities.
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On the societal front, the kingdom clipped the wings of its once-feared religious police, removing the body's ability to arrest, detain, or pursue people.
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The ACLU says they've seen a growing number of incidents in which officers are "twisting" the rules to use marriage interviews to detain immigrant spouses.
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Six couples have accused federal agents of using green card marriage interviews to identify and detain unauthorized immigrants for deportation, according to a new lawsuit.
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Mr. Trump pointed to several instances in which the failure of the local police to detain an immigrant who was a criminal had tragic results.
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Earlier on Thursday, authorities in the British territory announced that the US Department of Justice made a last-minute application to detain the Grace 1.
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"The United States was correct to pick him up when and where we did and to detain him for a period of years," he said.
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Last week, Mr. Erdogan declared a three-month state of emergency, allowing the Turkish authorities to detain suspects without charges for up to 30 days.
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Brazilian counterterrorism operations also seemed to lack enough agents, while security experts argued that legislation to detain and prosecute suspects on terrorism charges lacked teeth.
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Our prisons are bursting at the seams and yet we allow powerful companies to line their pockets with our tax dollars to detain even more.
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Joseph Votel said on Tuesday there was a need to detain some terror suspects long-term, but where they would be held was under debate.
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In an earlier response, Gorsuch referenced the 2001 Supreme Court case Zadvydas v Davis, which found that the government cannot indefinitely detain an undocumented immigrant.
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Fischer worries that deportation officials may detain them as soon as they leave the hospital, which, she said, is a tactic they have used before.
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Davis, the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government could not detain immigrants indefinitely, even if it had legally secured the right to deport them.
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The SDF, a majority Kurdish militia, do not have the resources to detain, prosecute or protect the detainees as it continues its fight against ISIS.
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And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has the authority to detain and examine anyone arriving in the US suspected of carrying the coronavirus.
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Protesters fear such a maneuver would allow China to arbitrarily detain people accused of crimes, though it's not entirely clear what those crimes would be.
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Under Japanese law, courts can approve prosecutors' requests to detain suspects for up to 23 days after an arrest before charging them with a crime.
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London's Metropolitan Police said the officers used firearms and stun guns to detain the suspect after he had driven his vehicle toward a police car.
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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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When protesters did attempt to reason with those determined to detain Xu, they were shouted down, with many reduced to tears from fear and frustration.
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"Local governments should not face reprisals for focusing on community needs and using taxpayer money responsibly, instead of helping to deport and detain community members."
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Former President Alan García died in April after shooting himself in the head as officers came to detain him in relation to the Odebrecht probe.
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With insufficient space to detain everyone, federal authorities for years dropped off immigrants who had promised to appear in court at the bus station downtown.
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Congress, though, has not used its power to arrest and detain witnesses since 1935, instead referring contempt cases to the Justice Department or civil courts.
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To that end, staffing limitations and budget constraints generally limit how many people the US can detain and deport -- and how quickly that process happens.
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Kurdish officials say they lack the resources to properly detain, investigate and prosecute the large number of prisoners as well as their families in camps.
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Instead, they concluded that there was no safe way to detain families and in 2016 voted unanimously to recommend that the system be shut down.
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In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled that the government could not indefinitely detain Mariel refugees who committed crimes but whom Cuba refused to take back.
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Prosecutors allege Khan used "excessive and unreasonable force" to detain the girl, who admitted to stealing several articles of clothing from Primark at Downtown Crossing.
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Jerry Brown and to law enforcement officials who refuse federal requests to detain unauthorized immigrants so that they can be picked up for deportation proceedings.
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"It's an important case because it's testing the government's power to detain people who have not been charged with a criminal offense," Mr. Nicholson said.
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Russia has issued a travel warning to its citizens, saying US law enforcement and intelligence are on a "hunt" to detain Russian citizens traveling abroad.
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Anything less will be a vote for funds that could be used to detain and deport Dreamers at the hands of Trump's turbocharged deportation force.
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Several states, including California, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont already require that local law enforcement agencies limit their cooperation with federal requests to detain immigrants.
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In its ruling, the court affirmed the right of the government to detain immigrants while it determines whether they should be allowed in the country.
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Major Seymen, the commander of the attack, said in testimony on the first day of the trial that the aim was to detain Mr. Erdogan.
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"..Scoop them up, charge them with treason and, under habeas corpus, detain them indefinitely at Gitmo," Clarke reportedly said in a radio interview in 2015.
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He said it was beyond dispute that the government can deport immigrants convicted of some crimes and that it can detain them during deportation proceedings.
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Trump's executive order doesn't actually ban the practice; it merely directs the Department of Homeland Security to detain migrant families together rather than separating them.
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Giving ICE the money to detain an average of 45,000-plus immigrants a day would have seemed unthinkable a generation ago — or even a year ago.
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In addition, the California Police Chiefs Association believes curbing the use of the facial recognition technology could hurt law enforcement's ability to identify and detain suspects.
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Slager was equipped with public dollars, armed and trained with the public's blessing, given the authority to detain, arrest and even kill with the public's authority.
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Previously, Border Patrol agents used their discretion to either detain or release immigrants seeking asylum, allowing some to live freely while their asylum cases were processed.
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But publicly, the party insists it stands ready to come to the table only when Trump abandons his aggressive efforts to deport and detain undocumented immigrants.
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One of the loopholes is the Flores Settlement agreement, which would allow us to detain families together in a dorm setting until they see a judge.
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A judge just decided authorities could detain him for 2 weeks while prosecutors investigate further to determine if they want to charge him with aggravated assault.
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Well … an undercover police officer was in the courtyard walking by and decided he should detain me, then threaten to get me kicked out of school.
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In New York and Massachusetts, federal judges ordered CBP officers not to detain or deport travelers who had previously been authorized to enter the United States.
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It has been almost a century since Congress exercised this arrest-and-detain authority, and the practice is unlikely to make a comeback, legal experts said.
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In July, Australia proposed legislation to indefinitely detain people convicted of terrorism-related charges if it felt they posed a danger to society upon their released.
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The state measure would prohibit state or local law enforcement agencies or school police from using resources to investigate, detain or arrest people for immigration purposes.
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It is technically true that Trump is the one who ended the separation policy: in June 2018, he signed an executive order to detain families together.
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Earlier this year, he skipped a regular-season game in Toronto for fear that the red notice had been issued and Canadian authorities would detain him.
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But rights groups say its use in Xinjiang is problematic because the technology is used to detain or imprison people who are accused of no crime.
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