By October 235, it was detaining 22020,631; by February 2019, when Congress was negotiating a new funding level, it was detaining 48,747.
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One day, the government is detaining U.S military translators and Oscar nominees and breast-feeding mothers at airports; the next, it could be detaining 25% of the country's medical doctors.
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On Wednesday, police raided a popular newspaper, detaining eight staff.
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Some politicians have openly criticized the government for detaining Miguna.
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U.S. that upholded detaining U.S. citizens during times of war.
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"North Korea considers detaining an American a measurably successful move."
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Riyadh has denied forcing Hariri to resign or detaining him.
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Moscow has been detaining the sailors from the ships since.
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The SDF is detaining the lion's share of ISIS fighters.
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Detaining families is not the solution to ending family separation.
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After detaining and interrogating Jago, they found and rescued her.
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The order called for detaining families at the same location.
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Lebanon has accused Saudi Arabia of detaining its prime minister.
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The officers pulled over and began detaining him, police said.
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But detaining families together could soon become another political flashpoint.
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Neither mandates detaining parents and separating children from their families.
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The military won't be involved in actually detaining any individuals.
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"Let's hope that the government understands that detaining Darwin away from his mother is not only unjust, but detaining thousand upon thousands of children from their mothers and fathers is likewise unjust," Donovan said.
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ICE is, by law, prohibited from detaining unaccompanied children, DHS says .
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Winn, a former prison, started detaining migrants for ICE in May.
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I think what this is — 'Why are we detaining these families?
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Mexico has been detaining and deporting thousands of migrants for years.
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Prosecutors claimed that Nero assaulted Gray by detaining him without justification.
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Detaining families indefinitely is a solution in search of a problem.
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Soldiers suddenly appeared, detaining the tailor and one of his cousins.
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The cost of detaining immigrants is likely to continue to increase.
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And it would be cheaper than detaining refugees in wretched conditions.
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But by the early 1950s, detaining migrants no longer seemed necessary.
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Detaining nonviolent immigrants with no flight risk can have devastating consequences.
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Detaining nonviolent immigrants with no flight risk can have devastating consequences.
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Saudi Arabia has denied forcing Hariri to resign or detaining him.
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Following Meng's arrest, Chinese authorities began detaining Canadians living in China.
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The city attorney warned him against detaining anyone without a warrant.
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Some have cited concern about detaining people without a criminal warrant.
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Australia's process of detaining refugees offshore has also been widely condemned.
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China has also retaliated against Canada by detaining several Canadian citizens.
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Saudi Arabia has denied detaining Hariri or coercing him to quit.
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Cops chased Gray down, detaining him before loading him into the van.
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In detaining people without quick and speedy trials, we violate international law.
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Police are detaining Mechkah on suspicion of murder, attempted murder, and terrorism.
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ICE already is arresting and detaining a large number of undocumented individuals.
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Late last year, an American-born man sued ICE for detaining him.
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There are about 2,600 death row inmates, with California detaining the most.
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Many have been detaining including 89 journalists, 37 of whom were imprisoned.
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This practice continues with the detaining and deporting Haitians in disproportionate numbers.
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Their findings on conditions and treatment are shared only with detaining authorities.
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Advocates have argued that detaining families can lead to damaged mental health.
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It is legally barred from indefinitely detaining immigrants who cannot be repatriated.
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Is detaining a suspected terrorist lawful or a violation of habeas corpus?
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The timing created some initial confusion over whom the police were detaining.
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What stops ICE from detaining me in the middle of a lecture?
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He's agitating to end the 20-day limit on detaining migrant children.
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Chinese officers aim to silence Uighurs abroad by detaining their family members.
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Canada's role in detaining Meng has also strained its ties with China.
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Nor is the US detaining as many children as it once was.
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The state raided Uighur neighborhoods in Urumqi, detaining men and disappearing them.
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Officers later pursued the suspect vehicle, detaining its driver after it crashed.
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The House version would ultimately ban the practice of detaining status offenders.
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He denied that security services or the military were detaining peaceful protesters.
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Detaining people who are not a public safety risk is incredibly expensive.
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One of the workers, Sadanand, said the police were detaining men indiscriminately.
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But thus far the government has stopped short of detaining Mr. Guaidó.
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At the time left wing media did not consider detaining illegals worth covering.
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It said Liege police had cordoned off an area before detaining the man.
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"Any way you look at it, [detaining pregnant women] is mistreatment," Marcelin said.
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The footage depicted militia members detaining people, many of them children, while armed.
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The official asked for help from other officers in detaining Mujica, Martinez said.
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The bottom line: The Maduro regime is playing with fire by detaining Americans.
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U.S. immigration authorities are not prohibited from detaining people in houses of worship.
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He said he would be detaining additional ISIS and al-Qaeda combatants there.
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From coast to coast, ICE officials are busy detaining otherwise law-abiding people.
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Detaining foreign nationals seeking asylum is cruel, costly, counterproductive, and just plain wrong.
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While they were detaining the driver of the car, two people jumped out.
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The junta is detaining anyone who asks questions about it, according to Marshall.
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In fact, private prison companies are making lots of money off detaining immigrants.
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Ms. Andiola said federal officials needed to stop detaining migrants at the border.
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Time and again administrations have responded to surges in migrants by detaining families.
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As of mid-December, the agency was detaining nearly 42,000 immigrants in custody.
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That's because US law forbids them from physically detaining individuals at the border.
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In fiscal 2018, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) average cost of detaining an immigrant in immigration detention is more than $85033 daily, while the average daily cost of detaining a person in a specialized family detention is more than $300.
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After detaining American sailors last week, Iran released a demeaning video of the incident.
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This deadline is based on a 1997 settlement that restricts the detaining of children.
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Lebanese authorities believe Riyadh is detaining Hariri who flew to Saudi Arabia on Nov.
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Rosneft has praised law enforcement officials for "effective and adequate" action in detaining Ulyukayev.
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Snow ordered the agency to stop detaining people solely on suspicion of being undocumented.
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CBP officials told Motherboard that Apple had no role in initially detaining the screens.
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Normally, a US administration would push back hard against a country detaining Americans abroad.
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In recent years, ICE has been trying a new approach to detaining trans women.
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Iran also has a bad habit of illegally detaining foreign nationals, including American citizens.
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"Detaining peaceful protesters and journalists is an affront to core democratic values," he continued.
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Even ignoring its questionable legality, detaining entire families does not make our communities safer.
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United States, the decision that CBP agents routinely cite to motorists when detaining them.
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Detaining family members suspected of disloyalty has become a trademark of Crown Prince Mohammed.
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As of March 6, the Daily Beast has reported, ICE was detaining 50,049 people.
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Chinese officers have attempted to suppress opposition from Uighurs abroad by detaining their relatives.
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South Korea has accused the North of detaining hundreds of fishermen against their will.
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Instead, the government responded with bluster and bullying, detaining activists and confiscating campaign materials.
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Moscow in July accused North Korea of illegally detaining one of its fishing vessels.
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Moscow in July accused North Korea of illegally detaining one of its fishing vessels.
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But he was also accused of human rights abuses and detaining political opponents arbitrarily.
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The disturbance escalated, with other patrons at the shop intervening and detaining the suspect.
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Meng has even filed a lawsuit against Canada, accusing authorities of illegally detaining her.
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What's more, there are far cheaper and equally effective ways of detaining suspected terrorists.
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In March 2016, the Police Department revised its policy manual to prohibit detaining witnesses.
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The government is detaining more migrants than ever before, as the Daily Beast reported.
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Medical professionals have long raised concerns about the serious health consequences of detaining children.
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Diongo had been sentenced to five years for detaining three soldiers during protests in 2016.
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While new facilities have come and gone since 2006, the practice of detaining families continues.
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Legally, the US government is barred from detaining migrant children for more than 20 days.
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"Everyone in [immigration law] was screaming from the rooftops about Obama" detaining families, Kuck said.
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" He also called claims that the U.S. would be detaining immigrant children indefinitely "patently false.
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In January 2016, Iran freed 10 U.S. sailors after briefly detaining them in the Gulf.
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An armed militia detaining migrants at the border has been forced out of its campsite.
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Omani authorities suspended the newspaper in August for a month after detaining the three journalists.
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The soldiers are prevented from detaining immigrants trying to illegally cross into the United States.
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But the Trump administration can't simply start turning people away or detaining them en masse.
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Earlier this month, Democrats introduced legislation to prevent ICE from detaining and shackling expecting mothers.
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Police in China are questioning and detaining those who use the service in increasing numbers.
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The Maduro government followed Marrero's arrest by detaining more than a dozen other Guaido supporters.
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On Thursday afternoon, authorities revealed the five different locations where they are detaining those arrested.
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Serbia accused Kosovo police of seizing control of the lake and briefly detaining four workers.
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LAST month Human Rights Watch (HRW) accused Palestinian authorities of detaining and torturing critical journalists.
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Both candidates support policies that involve detaining or deporting all of America's 11.3m undocumented immigrants.
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A year earlier, Iran freed 10 U.S. sailors after briefly detaining them in the Gulf.
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And companies like GEO Group and CoreCivic continue to make their billions from detaining immigrants.
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When the constable announced he would be detaining Parker for ICE, the couple was stunned.
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It must end the horrific practice of detaining children and focus instead on protecting them.
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The government has responded aggressively, detaining activists and increasing censorship to keep unrest from spreading.
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Furthermore, detaining immigrants isn't CBP's job; within 72 hours, they're supposed to send them elsewhere.
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Instead, the agency is pursuing a dangerous practice of detaining pregnant women in inhumane facilities.
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"There are no good optics when making an arrest or detaining a suspect," Lawrence added.
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They could be seen detaining a few protesters, but by then, most had already left.
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"North Korea is essentially kidnapping Americans, detaining Americans for no real good reason," he said.
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Security forces raided the publication's office, detaining three editors, the day after arresting another editor.
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But they raided six properties across the country, detaining eight people in London and Birmingham.
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Here's police detaining Aminah Glenn, a junior at Kenwood Academy who participated in #NationalWalkoutDay pic.twitter.
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But ethnic Chinese people appear especially vulnerable, because officials have fewer scruples about detaining them.
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Security forces have even started detaining top academics suspected of complicity in the failed coup.
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"Detaining migrants who pose no security threat, especially in jail, is just wrong," she said.
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The left has already moved on to their next mantra, "We shouldn&apost be detaining anyone".
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Later Wednesday, police were seen detaining a number of people, including German journalist Paul Arne Wagner.
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Indefinitely detaining children with their families in camps is inhumane and will not make us safe.
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Gonzalez says investigators told him Torres left a suicide note for his parents, detaining his plans.
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" He later added that detaining people with green cards was "unheard of," and "not constitutionally permissible.
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The US government has been detaining people, including young children, and concentration camps under horrific conditions.
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Then a series of Saudi missteps, such as detaining Lebanon's prime minister, made the Americans nervous.
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During his trial, Ntamuhanga accused police of detaining him illegally and extracting a confession under duress.
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They do not, however, prevent ICE from detaining and deporting immigrants, according to immigration law experts.
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Critics say Maduro has turned the country into a dictatorship by twisting elections and detaining opponents.
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Although the flows of undocumented workers into America have slowed, ICE has been detaining more people.
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A United Nations human rights expert on Monday called on U.S. authorities to stop detaining children.
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Two photos by Elyxanrdo Cegarra immortalize calm-looking Venezualan police officers forcibly detaining distressed young people.
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Medical experts and immigration advocates have long raised concerns about the health consequences of detaining children.
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Meanwhile, immigration agents are detaining and deporting moms and dads of American kids, pastors and DREAMers.
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China deported a Swedish civil-rights activist after detaining him amid a sweeping crackdown on dissent.
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Y.) and Jim McGovern (Mass.) would bar funding for detaining immigrant families on Defense Department property.
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"Now CBP detaining my staff as he tried to pass back into the US," Barragán tweeted.
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Surely, there are those who will say that detaining immigrants is essential to our national security.
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The US government has been detaining people, including young children, in concentration camps under horrific conditions.
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Trump signed an order last month ending the practice of separately detaining children from their families.
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Often, they're detaining people simply because they're already known to ICE agents — the lowest-hanging fruit.
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There were reports of protesters detaining and beating several people they suspected of being undercover police.
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The agency generally recommends detaining individuals for no more than 72 hours in CBP holding facilities.
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Ukraine's domestic intelligence agency, the Security Service of Ukraine, denies illegally detaining suspects in the conflict.
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"Detaining lawful U.S. citizens at border checkpoints is not immigration enforcement," said Gonzalez in a statement.
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Sandoval confirmed the Mexican forces were detaining migrants attempting to cross the border, according to AFP.
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Indefinitely detaining children with their families in camps is inhumane and will not make us safe.
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It is presently detaining and threatening to execute a Canadian citizen over an unrelated diplomatic dispute.
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Your government has separated these children from their families and is detaining them in warehouselike conditions.
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"There is no justification whatsoever for detaining anyone for solely peacefully expressing their views," he said.
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"We are not going to be detaining every family unit that arrives starting tomorrow," McAleenan said.
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Greece is detaining migrants at a secret site, then expelling them to Turkey without due process.
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Early in the Trump administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents began detaining undocumented immigrants near schools.
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Mr. Obama's detaining of immigrant children, by contrast, felt like a matter of abstract moral concern.
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"I made clear to the government that UNHCR policy is against detaining asylum seekers," Grandi said.
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It will also prohibit local law enforcement from detaining people solely based on their immigration status.
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The guidance instructs immigration enforcement personnel to expand their priorities in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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The police took him to the hospital after detaining him but had yet to interview him.
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By detaining us, and ultimately expelling us from the region, the authorities succeeded in preventing that.
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He backed off that on Tuesday, saying that Mexico had made progress in detaining migrant flows.
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Proponents of the bill argued the legal bar for monitoring and detaining suspects was too high.
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This is an odd request given that Trump seems dead set on detaining more undocumented immigrants.
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Russia actually acknowledges anti-corruption protests after detaining opposition leader Russia actually acknowledges anti-corruption protests after detaining opposition leader Russian police detained dozens of people, including opposition leader Alexei Navalny, in anti-corruption protests that drew thousands in Moscow and around the country on Sunday.
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China has since retaliated, detaining multiple Canadian citizens, including sentencing one to death for alleged drug trafficking.
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They won't even let you say "bomb" without detaining you, let alone carry one on the plane.
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But its policy of arresting and detaining as many unauthorized immigrants as possible is making its mark.
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He said DHS acted outside the scope of the operation in detaining people for their immigration status.
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In December 2017, ICE implemented a policy of detaining pregnant women not yet in their third trimester.
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But it had been years since Ontiveroz had seen Border Patrol agents detaining immigrants in his neighborhood.
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Mr. Khalil accused the Kurdish militia of detaining one of his relatives and using extortion against another.
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The London police officers were left with minor injuries from detaining the suspect, the Metropolitan police said.
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Inside these camps, China is detaining as many as 1 million Uighurs, the country's predominantly Muslim minority.
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China stands accused of detaining as many of one million Muslims in "re-education" camps in Xinjiang.
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This isn't the first time advocates have tried to block ICE from detaining and potentially deporting someone.
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Detaining family members as a proxy for a high-profile dissident in exile is an old practice.
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He declined to explain what he meant by "other options" apart from no longer detaining the prisoners.
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After detaining a mugger in February, a group of vigilantes stripped him naked before calling the police.
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"In just 2018, China intensified its campaign of detaining Muslim minority groups at record levels," Pompeo said.
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Interpol said that Meng submitted his resignation, the same day that China announced it was detaining him.
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Missions included forcibly repatriating Saudis from other Arab countries and detaining and abusing prisoners, the Times reported.
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During his visit, Pence thanked Canada for standing up for the rule of law in detaining Meng.
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Russia rammed and fired on Ukrainian naval vessels, subsequently capturing three ships and detaining 24 service members.
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Russian police violently dispersed some of the election protests that weren't sanctioned, detaining more than 2,400 people.
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Would that justify the atrocity of unjustly detaining thousands of people, just to potentially save one life?
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" Toner said, "Detaining peaceful protesters, human rights observers, and journalists is an affront to core democratic values.
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Police were filmed detaining several members of the Ladies in White and bundling them into police vans.
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Around the world, governments are curtailing civic freedom by detaining activists, using excessive force, and attacking journalists.
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It is unclear whether DHS will immediately begin detaining families together for at least those 20 days.
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The Greeks have been condemned for suspending asylum applications and detaining and returning some migrants to Turkey.
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ICE's detention responsibilities extend to detaining anyone caught at the border within 72 hours of their apprehension.
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By 1981, immigration officials were detaining all Haitians who arrived without offering them the possibility of parole.
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"Their complicity in detaining students against their will is a serious red line for us," he said.
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Plaintiffs claimed that Mr. Arpaio regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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Last week, Turkish police launched an investigation, detaining seven people on suspicion of involvement in the plot.
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"We didn't know if [law enforcement] was finished or if they were still detaining people," recalled Guadalupe.
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A federal judge in New York issues an emergency stay temporarily preventing the administration from detaining individuals.
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"Detaining peaceful protesters, human rights observers, and journalists is an affront to core democratic values," he added.
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His passionate answer about the Trump administration detaining children energized a crowd Saturday night in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Labor rights groups say the government is trying to scare workers into silence by detaining innocent people.
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The government is focusing on detaining followers of Gulen, saying the group presents a national security threat.
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Plaintiffs claimed Mr. Arpaio had regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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The group has been accused of detaining women and children at gunpoint, a claim it fiercely denies.
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ICE is tasked with identifying, detaining, and deporting people in the US who have violated immigration law.
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The state of the battle for the House of Representatives, explained China once denied detaining Uighur Muslims.
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New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas released a statement Friday urging the militia members to stop detaining migrants.
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You don&apost let people come across willy-nilly without prosecuting, detaining them and then deporting them back.
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A video from Turkey's Anadolu news agency purportedly showed police detaining the alleged military leaders of the coup.
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The bill is called the Stop Shackling and Detaining Pregnant Women Act and aims to do just that.
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In Zimbabwe, for example, the generals detaining Mr Mugabe insisted that they were protecting rather than overthrowing him.
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This is hardly the first time federal immigration authorities have been accused of wrongly detaining a U.S. citizen.
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According to Meduza, police began investigating Sokolovsky soon after, finally detaining the 22-year-old vlogger this weekend.
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Istanbul Video shows police firing rubber bullets and detaining protesters in Turkey's largest city as demonstrations became violent.
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Vietnam accepted at least 11 deportees, and the US began detaining Vietnamese immigrants who had final deportation orders.
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In front of the Brownsville, TX courthouse where Trump's border agents are deporting, detaining and tearing families apart.
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"During the course of detaining him, two male police officers suffered minor injuries to their arm," police said.
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Residents then said the Peshmerga told the Arab families to leave, detaining about 70 men for two days.
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Rights groups and critics have long accused Greek police of detaining immigrants and other prisoners in shocking conditions.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the North Koreans would be held "accountable" for unjustly detaining Warmbier; Sen.
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He's claiming that ICE violated his First Amendment rights by detaining him based only on his vocal activism.
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Russia has been detaining 24 Ukrainian sailors since, with Russian courts ruling several times to continue their detention.
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Beware: With Trump's massive expansion, so many more entities and people will become financially dependent on detaining families.
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The Kurds have been detaining roughly 11,000 ISIS militants, but they're now focused on thwarting the Turkish assault.
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Iran authorities are detaining students, journalists, business travelers, and academics, on charges including espionage and national security threats.
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An African-American attorney from Maryland is accusing an officer of wrongly detaining him because of his race.
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Iran has released two Australian travel bloggers, Jolie King and Mark Firkin, after detaining them for three months.
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Such cities are those that do not cooperate with federal immigration authors through information-sharing or detaining immigrants.
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But the problem of separating and detaining immigrant children dates to long before President Donald Trump was elected.
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Europe in his run for the French presidency, now advocates for detaining and deporting migrants to conflict zones
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Inside the IIT, the military members conducted detaining operations, handling prisoners of war and finding improvised explosive devices.
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Last month, federal authorities conducted numerous raids around the country arresting and detaining hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants.
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A senior Iranian military commander on Thursday said Britain and the United States would regret detaining the vessel.
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The benefits of art classes for prison populations, and for detaining authorities, have been widely researched and documented.
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By law, Chinese authorities must report detaining any Hong Kong resident within 14 days, a deadline fast approaching.
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At first, police prevented anyone wearing a mask from entering the park, detaining anyone who covered their face.
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While held up in the station's backroom, we asked the guards on what grounds they were detaining us.
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A group called the United Constitutional Patriots uploaded video to social media showing its members detaining migrant families.
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Under the program, Mexico would be responsible for detaining and providing judicial review of immigrants before deporting them.
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The man had a knife, and the officers suffered minor arm injuries while detaining him, the statement said.
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Simultaneously, it locked the region down, detaining thousands of people, imposing movement restrictions and enforcing a communications blackout.
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August 7 - US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids seven Mississippi food processing plants, detaining almost 700 people.
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But labor rights groups say the government is trying to scare workers into silence by detaining innocent people.
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The government says it is detaining 11 people in relation to the case and have released the rest.
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Some revelers this year complained on Twitter that police appeared to be detaining people based on their appearance alone.
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Medical groups have been particularly critical of detaining children in the offshore camps, where abuse has been frequently reported.
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Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete declined to speculate Sunday on whether government agents were close to detaining the cartel leader.
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ICE was detaining nearly 9,000 migrants who had passed these interviews in facilities across the country as of August.
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When officers arrived, they found two bystanders detaining the 17-year-old, who was then taken into police custody.
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When Iraqi troops took back Fallujah from ISIS in June, Shia militias were involved in detaining men who fled.
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It followed earlier sanctions on two Turkish ministers involved in detaining Andrew Brunson, an American pastor, on dubious charges.
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That changed when the Trump administration issued visa sanctions against the government, and began detaining Cambodian immigrants last year.
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The authorities' success at catching illegal immigrants can vary; they may wind up detaining the same people multiple times.
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While that policy has ended, the letter says, that just means the US has returned to detaining families together.
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After they joined anti-government protests in 217-21.5, the state began shutting them down, detaining the most violent.
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The newly released documents openly admit that ICE has been detaining more immigrants than it's currently funded to do.
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North Korea on Thursday released and deported an Australian student after detaining him for several days for allegedly spying.
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But it's rare to see video of an armed group detaining migrants on the US side of the border.
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Quietly protesting at the border against what many are calling a cruel immigration policy of separating and detaining families.
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Erdoğan responded by waging an expansive crackdown, detaining 47,000 people and firing or suspending another 120,000 from their jobs.
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One of Wyclef's passengers shot video of him blasting LAPD (it was really the Sheriff's Dept.) for detaining him.
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The officers were in the process of detaining Thompson in the front yard when the suspect made his request.
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A Reuters reporter and photographer saw police detaining a dark-skinned, bearded man dressed in a hooded, black coat.
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Respondents were also split on whether detaining suspected terrorists at Guantanamo was a good idea in the first place.
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That rally ended with the police detaining more than 1,000 people for what they said was an illegal event.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has led a campaign detaining and jailing hundreds of rights lawyers and activists since 2012.
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In detaining the workshop participants the Turkish authorities have inadvertently proved exactly why digital security and encryption are important.
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In the five-minute video, a police officer can be seen pointing his gun at children before detaining Saucedo.
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Detaining families together is not more humane than family separation since it is still in essence a prison sentence.
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The Kurds had been detaining roughly 11,000 ISIS militants, but now their attention is on repelling the Turkish assault.
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Mr. Johnson recently defended the practice of detaining families as necessary to screen for health problems and security risks.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is tasked with, among other things, detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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The country has received criticism for detaining people without a limit on the time they can serve before trial.
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It has been a year since the police began detaining about 250 lawyers, legal activists and human rights activists.
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That entailed detaining families, then letting them go into the United States while serving them with a court date.
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"Saudi insulted all the Lebanese by forcing ... Hariri to resign and detaining him," Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
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Residents and refugees accuse the military of killing, raping and detaining civilians while burning villages in northwestern Rakhine State.
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Hours after Tuesday's protest, police special forces raided a hotel where opposition lawmakers were meeting, detaining three of them.
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"I want to tell India that, by detaining thousands of people, you are pushing people into extremism," he said.
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The Iowa Republican on Tuesday was criticizing China for detaining millions of Uyghur Muslims when he made the comments.
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That same month, video of NYPD officers detaining a woman selling churros in a subway station also sparked backlash.
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Homeland Security officials said last week that they were detaining more than 41,000 immigrants and opening jails for more.
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"Detaining peaceful protesters and journalists is an affront to core democratic values," White House press secretary Sean Spicer said.
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The military has swept up innocent adults, children and babies, detaining them for weeks or months in screening centers.
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From Massachusetts to Michigan, reports are on the rise of authorities detaining and deporting Iranian students at US airports.
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Meng's legal team announced this week they would be filing a lawsuit against Canadian authorities for illegally detaining her.
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Without presenting an arrest warrant, they confiscated his and his wife's laptops and several work documents before detaining him.
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But the system for apprehending and detaining children and families is in crisis — and the consequences have been deadly.
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It believes that by censoring content and, in some cases, detaining dissidents, it is maintaining political and social stability.
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Laws that force ICE to put more effort into arresting and detaining immigrants are one way to do that.
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At DHS, Kelly routinely expressed frustration with anyone who questioned the actions of DHS staff — whether they were Customs and Border Protection officers detaining people at airports under Trump's first travel ban, or Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials detaining immigrants who were supposed to be protected from deportation under the DACA program.
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Last year Saudi Arabia sullied itself by detaining the Lebanese prime minister, Saad Hariri, releasing him only under international pressure.
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The government has denied that it is detaining people as political prisoners and has said that they were fairly jailed.
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It notes that at one point President Obama was detaining 2,103 women and their children who crossed the border illegally.
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The Justice Department has formally asked a federal judge to change the rules on detaining families caught at the border.
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The Obama administration implemented the policy of not detaining pregnant people in an effort to prioritize their health care needs.
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"The country has surrendered to the United States' ugly politics by detaining Meng Wanzhou," the state-controlled China Daily said.
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Body camera footage obtained by WXIA-TV shows officers Courtney Brown and Kristee Wilson questioning, and ultimately detaining the woman.
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The ruling created problems for the government in detaining undocumented families who were seeking entrance to the US, he said.
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"There is no basis for detaining our client," defense attorney Theodore Boutrous said in a press conference after the hearing.
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The group came under scrutiny this week after posting videos of its members detaining large groups of migrants at gunpoint.
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The right-wing militia group United Constitutional Patriots posts videos showing its members detaining migrants in the New Mexico desert.
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She said witnesses had described men in police uniforms in a red car detaining Mutuyimana in the western Mahoko area.
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Videos purported to show members of the group detaining migrants, including families with children, who have just crossed the border.
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The videos purport to show members of the group detaining migrants, including families with children, who've just crossed the border.
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Arpaio was convicted of contempt of court in July for disregarding a court order to stop detaining suspected undocumented immigrants.
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He said that officers barged into his home, detaining him without a warrant for what they said was a robbery.
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Police, meanwhile, carried out raids in the southern city of Adana, detaining suspected 38 suspected PKK rebels, the agency reported.
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Its aim: detaining and deporting about 2,000 undocumented immigrants who've been ordered removed from the United States in immigration courts.
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The U.S., South Korea and other states have accused North Korea of detaining foreigners for use as diplomatic bargaining chips.
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When ordered to stop detaining Latino drivers unless there was reason to suspect they had committed a crime, Arpaio refused.
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt last month for defying a court order to stop detaining suspected undocumented immigrants.
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It has shown little tolerance for Salafi movements, detaining many of their members and raiding homes in searches for weapons.
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In December 2011, a federal judge ordered him to stop detaining people solely on the basis of suspected undocumented status.
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Witnesses told the paper police sicced an attack dog on him and tased him before closing in and detaining him.
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With thousands of families apprehended crossing the border illegally on average each month, detaining them could rapidly tax government resources.
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What started as a demand to stop separating families has morphed into a call to stop detaining the families altogether.
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"ICE has been detaining and deporting U.S. citizens for decades," said Jackie Stevens, a political science professor at Northwestern University.
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Opponents accuse Hun Sen of stepping up political attacks ahead of the elections - stopping demonstrations, detaining activists and threatening journalists.
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"The benefits of art classes for prison populations, and for detaining authorities, have been widely researched and documented," they write.
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Tracking down, detaining, and deporting all or most of them is a logistical feat beyond the federal government's current resources.
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Last month, the Kenyan police raided the Nairobi headquarters of a Chinese state-run television channel, briefly detaining several journalists.
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Detaining an executive from a major tech company is a big deal — think Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg or Twitter's Jack Dorsey.
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In 2015, the agency established new guidelines for detaining transgender women because of how vulnerable they are in detention centers.
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But my institution has a record of having Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents roam on campus, possibly even detaining students.
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And his government has refrained from detaining Mr. Guaidó as support for the opposition leader grows at home and abroad.
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In June she traveled to the US-Mexico border to directly confront border officers outside a center for detaining children.
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The government is detaining vast numbers of Muslims for re-education, its most sweeping internment program since the Mao era.
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Mr. Germash, a Postal Service employee for more than 240 years, was charged with detaining and delaying mail on Thursday.
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Those sanctions were meant to punish Mr. Erdogan's government for detaining an American pastor, Andrew Brunson, on charges of espionage.
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About 1,000 members of left-wing groups organized counterprotests, with the police detaining some of them, including the man above.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has alleged that some immigration officers are detaining migrant spouses after successful marriage interviews.
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Part of that is because there have been more investigations into workplaces and detaining and deporting folks that are undocumented.
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Mexican National Guards escort four Honduran women to an immigration checkpoint after detaining them near Ciudad Hidalgo on Jan. 22.
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"These despicable actions by the former Maduro regime detaining innocent civilians and inventing false charges are sadly typical," said Ortagus.
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With more police at protests and by detaining opposition figures, the authorities have piled pressure on demonstrators in recent weeks.
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At the same time, they have also acceded to some of their demands by detaining senior officials on corruption charges.
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Turkish police launched an investigation into Ghosn's escape on Thursday, detaining seven people on suspicion of involvement in the plot.
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Quotable: "How do you justify detaining minors, let alone beating them black and blue?" asked one municipal officer in Nagina.
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Turkey has also made it harder for smugglers to work, detaining men like Abu Mohammed for several weeks last year.
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As of the end of August, ICE was detaining nearly 53,000 individuals in local and private jails across the country.
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Experts have warned that detaining families indefinitely will lead to psychological harm for children and denies asylum seekers due process.
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The government later cracked down on the TLP, detaining more than 3,000 activists and pressing terrorism charges against its leaders.
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It says the justification often given is that soldiers were detaining the children before handing them over to Palestinian authorities.
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The Dream Act is bipartisan legislation to give immigrant youth a path to citizenship without deporting or detaining our families.
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In recent years, Chinese security officers have been especially tough in detaining people born in China who have foreign citizenship.
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Those who support reform argue that detaining the working poor over small bail amounts can ruin careers and disrupt families.
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In fact, Bush's "Operation Jumpstart" — which Nielsen said Trump's plan would most closely resemble — specifically prohibited the military from detaining immigrants.
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On Sunday, the PA announced its pullout from Rafah, accusing Hamas of undermining its operations and detaining some of its workers.
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You never know what the North Koreans will do, but I don't think Pyongyang will continue this practice of detaining Americans.
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He gutted progressive policies and crafted the administration's immigration agenda: detaining families, punishing sanctuary cities, ramping up border prosecutions, and more.
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If President Trump continues intimidating other countries and companies, and keeps randomly detaining people, who would risk investing in the US?
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They also found several pistols sawn-off shotguns and ammunition in two apartments, detaining five suspects, police said in a statement.
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Past governments have adopted tough measures on immigration, detaining hundreds of refugees in a controversial facility on the island of Nauru.
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Administration officials have repeatedly blamed a federal court settlement that blocks authorities from detaining families for longer than a few weeks.
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But it was clear from that first meeting, he said, that this was not about capturing or detaining Al-Islah's leadership.
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As of June 22, the agency was detaining more than 54,000 immigrants in jails around the country, an all-time record.
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Several figures, including Hezbollah ally President Michel Aoun, accused Saudi Arabia of detaining the prime minister and forcing him to resign.
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But rounding up, detaining and deporting millions of immigrants, while respecting their constitutional rights and due process, takes time and money.
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The FBI has arrested the leader of the right-wing armed militia that's been detaining migrants near the New Mexico border.
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The investigating officer wrote that the man identified as Eddie was the instigator and recommended detaining him on a battery charge.
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So this month the government tried a new tactic, detaining Ms Rwigara—and her mother and sister—for alleged tax evasion.
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Conveniently, it has been able to focus its ire on Canada, detaining two Canadian citizens in China as thinly veiled revenge.
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He also wrote that he recalled detaining the same motorist in an earlier traffic stop and had recovered a loaded gun.
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U.S. protocol prohibits detaining children with their parents because the children are not charged with a crime and the parents are.
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Because of rules that prohibit detaining children for more than 20 days, many families are discharged into communities along the border.
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They would protect community safety by prohibiting stopping, arresting, searching or detaining anyone based on suspicion of civil immigration law violations.
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Chinese authorities launched a crackdown on lawyers and their relatives last July, interrogating and detaining more than 200 across the country.
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Reuters reported that Careem, a service based in the UAE, said that authorities were citing licensing issues while detaining the drivers.
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Trump Administration is detaining babies and toddlers in "tender age shelters" who may never be reunited with their parents. Babies. Babies.
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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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It has emerged that legal, bureaucratic and diplomatic hurdles prevented the police and state prosecutors from detaining or deporting the Kenyan.
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The government has cracked down on suspected Gulen followers, detaining more than 40,000 people and formally arresting about half of them.
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Iran is detaining the Stena Impero, which the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps boarded while it was transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
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This stage, known as pretrial detention, is the process of detaining a defendant after arrest but before a trial has occurred.
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" A law professor in Chile, González Morales stressed that the United States should stop detaining children "based on their migratory status.
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Read More: Armed forces in Kashmir are detaining children and molesting women and girls amid a state-wide blackout, report claims.
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Videos posted by Russian media showed police in riot gear detaining protesters in St Petersburg, where activists reported over 100 arrests.
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Back and forth with Iraq ICE began detaining Iraqi nationals with deportation orders around May 15, 2017, according to court documents.
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It then presented a long list of tactics the US has allegedly deployed, including:Searching, detaining, and arresting Huawei staffers and partners.
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The government has tried to obliterate the campaign repeatedly, detaining dozens of activists, censoring their online posts and intimidating their relatives.
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This includes detaining a million minority Muslims in internment camps in China's far west, a drive that has drawn international condemnation.
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Our documentary series Retro Report examines how a key function of the centers has become detaining undocumented immigrants for the government.
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Reno, in which the federal government was barred from detaining migrant children, save for a short period and under certain conditions.
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The government has expanded a crackdown on its Kurdish opponents in recent weeks, closing media outlets and detaining dozens of mayors.
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He apparently believed that because he had cooperated, the authorities in the United States would have no interest in detaining him.
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It has ratcheted up pressure on opponents by disqualifying a prominent leader from running for office and by detaining other critics.
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The White House statement Sunday and the Pentagon's statement Monday both said Turkey will now be responsible for detaining ISIS fighters.
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Indonesia has repeatedly clashed with China over fishing rights around the Natuna Islands, detaining Chinese fishermen and expanding its military presence.
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Following the 9/11 attacks, the CIA captured hundreds of suspected terrorists, though the criteria for detaining them were notoriously murky.
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The administration has taken issue with Gee's 2015 decision to forbid the government from detaining children for more than 20 days.
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Since then, the authorities have waged an extensive crackdown on Islamists, arresting and detaining thousands and leveling harsh sentences against them.
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The police swept into the settlement overnight on Wednesday and Thursday, detaining about 60 people and arresting 13 of her neighbors.
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"Border management... should not be based on narrow policies aimed only at detecting, detaining and expeditiously deporting irregular migrants," she said.
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The fact that China is detaining people who don't even hold Chinese citizenship should strike the international community as deeply disturbing.
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And then when you're done reading it, you go into this room, it looks like a jail, or a detaining cell.
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It has drawn headlines in the West for detaining foreigners for holding hands in public and drinking alcohol without a license.
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And Houthi fighters were detaining members of Mr. Saleh's party while residents cowered in their homes, fearing new airstrikes and clashes.
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Any violation of the order, the judge said, would be a basis for revoking Stone's bond or detaining him pending trial.
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Of course, detaining super-rich celebrities for tax evasion is not the same thing as detaining a scientist who's gone rogue, but it wouldn't be out of character for the Chinese government to make an example of He.This article has been modified to clarify that Chen Shiyi, and not He, is allegedly under house arrest at the university.
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Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas says the detaining of children separately from parents who have crossed the border illegally is child abuse.
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"The government got off to a bad start by detaining political leaders, banning public meetings, and shutting down the internet," she added.
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Officials have been criticized for responding slowly, while punishing citizens for spreading "rumors" about the virus, and detaining journalists for covering it.
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"There's a whole justification for this," he said, suggesting that his administration would not be as keen on detaining Central American migrants.
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — China has been detaining members of the Uighur ethnic group, placing an estimated 1 million in internment camps and prisons.
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The authorities′ rate of success at catching illegal immigrants can vary, and they may wind up detaining the same people multiple times.
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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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The figures, last updated July 31, provide further fodder to those who say the agency is detaining individuals at an unnecessary level.
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Mexican immigration agents in Tijuana began detaining unaccompanied minors attempting to get their names on the waiting list in August, Ramos said.
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After coming under fire for detaining families seeking asylum, the Obama administration tried a new way of keeping people on the grid.
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Now, Democrats are introducing a bill called the Stop Shackling and Detaining Pregnant Women Act, and it aims to do just that.
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Governor Bush, another problem facing the commander-in-chief right now is that North Korea is currently detaining an American college student.
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There is broad agreement for ending child separation, but the government has little capacity for detaining or caring for migrant families together.
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"This defendant is not an inexperienced officer," Schatzow said, arguing that Rice knew the proper procedures of detaining and seat-belting Gray.
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One of the women initially accused Roberts of detaining her and five others have since claimed the same, Sandy Springs police Sgt.
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The Lebanese army said it had mounted dawn raids on Syrian refugee camps, detaining 103 people for being illegally present in Lebanon.
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The boatmen Reuters spoke to said they were cautious about operating in bad weather and rejected allegations of coercion or detaining refugees.
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ORR did not respond to questions about the agency's role in detaining immigrant youth on behalf of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, sought answers from Kelly on how the executive orders changed immigration authorities' policies on detaining crime victims and witnesses.
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And it will create a presumption that alternatives to detention are preferable to detaining someone for years prior to their immigration proceedings.
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Cruelty of this sort—detaining people, deporting them, breaking up families—may be defended by some Americans on legal or economic grounds.
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A spokesman for RPF denied the party had anything to do with the release of pictures of Rwigara or detaining her supporters.
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We told her that Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus is a proponent of only detaining those immigrants convicted of significant criminal offenses.
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As the male staff file out, the deputy mayor shuts the door behind them, detaining the sole young woman on his team.
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Police from outside the state have bolstered local forces on election days, mounting mobile and stationary patrols and detaining suspected party thugs.
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Kurdish forces have been detaining thousands of ISIS fighters, and many fear the Turkish operation will pave the way for their escape.
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The same rules apply whether it's stopping a suspected stolen vehicle, arresting a wanted fugitive or detaining someone suspected of criminal activity.
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Trump chose to split the families at the border -- thereby complying with Flores by not detaining the children, but also prosecuting adults.
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"This gives rise to serious concern that both sides may be detaining civilians to have 'currency' for potential exchanges," the report said.
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Rights groups say Turkey has used broad anti-terrorism laws to silence dissent, including detaining journalists and academics critical of the government.
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Gobbled up: Turkey is drawing the ire of the international community, particularly in the US and EU after detaining human rights activists.
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The survey was conducted before President Trump signed his executive order yesterday that's intended to stop the separations by detaining families together.
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One big question: The Flores Agreement is still in place, which prevents the government from detaining children for more than 20 days.
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And the "loopholes" the administration wants closed are legal protections granted by Congress and the courts against detaining children and separating families.
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Activists will continue to argue that detaining families together is not the proper way to halt the Trump administration's family separation policy.
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One of the friends said she was calling police, and the security guard said he was "detaining" the woman until police arrived.
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On July 19, a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation that called for Turkey to stop detaining Americans on trumped-up charges.
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ICE does partner with 80 local law enforcement agencies, which receive federal funds for detaining and transporting people suspected of being undocumented.
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It has all but locked down the largely Muslim province of Xinjiang, most recently detaining a famous Chinese photographer who ventured there.
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The Mexican government has spent over a decade waging a military-led crackdown, detaining or killing kingpins in all the major cartels.
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Facilities for detaining illegal immigrants are well beyond capacity, forcing the authorities to release some of them soon after they are apprehended.
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If approved, the new regulation would upend a body of rules for detaining migrant children that has been in place since 1997.
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As of last week, the agency was detaining more than 55,000 individuals in local jails and private detention centers across the country.
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It has shone a spotlight on the detaining of other dissenting voices in the kingdom, which Hubbard worries is on the rise.
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A 2001 Supreme Court ruling barred the government from detaining immigrants indefinitely simply for lack of a country willing to take them.
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Agents conducted one of the biggest workplace raids since President Trump announced a crackdown on illegal immigration, detaining 97 workers in Morristown.
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The court order prohibited Arpaio from racial profiling during immigration patrols and detaining people only suspected of being in the country illegally.
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Some of the policewomen confided that they supported the women's activism and regretted detaining them; others told the sympathizers to shut up.
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" Crist said he finds "policies such as separating families and detaining children wrong and contrary to the best interests of our country.
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Early the following morning, lawyers in Boston won another order that prohibited the government from detaining people who arrived with valid visas.
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He was convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order regarding detaining people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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By September, ICE was detaining around 203,220 people — an unprecedented number that has since dropped to just over 27,27 in recent days.
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US Border Patrol agents speak with a mother and daughter from Ecuador next to the border fence after detaining them on Sept.
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He made keeping civilians safe and working to resolve local conflicts priorities over killing and detaining as many suspected insurgents as possible.
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The Trump administration's intent in detaining these family members and literally ripping children away from their parents is to further deter migration.
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In the last couple of years, Saudi Arabia was accused of detaining the Prime Minister of Lebanon, a claim the kingdom denied.
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Detaining a child for even short periods under good conditions could have a serious impact on their health and development, she added.
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" Bachelet especially criticized the US for detaining children, which "may constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment that is prohibited by international law.
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Beijing is accused of detaining up to 1 million Uighurs in prison-like detention camps, relying on flimsy excuses for doing so.
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The lawsuit, which claims that detaining the boy is unconstitutional, also states that Paixao has filled out all appropriate paperwork and submitted fingerprints.
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"Eyewitnesses have described how armed groups operating in support of the Iraqi security forces are... detaining the males for 'security screening'," Zeid said.
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In videos posted online, members of the group were seen carrying weapons, wearing badges that resemble those by law enforcement, and detaining migrants.
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They were travelling on official passports, so the Dutch may have concluded that the diplomatic price of detaining them would be too high.
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But Chinese authorities have continued to censor views that differ from the party's, in some cases detaining people for comments they make online.
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Sea-Watch, one of the NGOs conducting rescue missions, last week accused the Maltese government of endangering human lives by detaining rescue ships.
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Activists said government security forces are detaining injured protesters from hospitals and also some of their relatives in an attempt to silence them.
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And Libya has drawn scorn for its policy of either returning rescued people to dangerous conditions or detaining them in massive holding centers.
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Because as the story of detaining children has unfolded, Fox News has not followed the Shep Smith model, to say the very least.
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ICE and CBP responded to BuzzFeed News' original article on E.'s treatment by referring to their written guidelines on detaining pregnant women.
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After news spread that immigration authorities were detaining immigrant children and separating families at the US–Mexico border, the public backlash was swift.
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It's very possible the administration will continue its tactic of detaining people first and finding the money (or asking Congress for help) later.
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Soon after that, the Department of Homeland Security told Immigration and Customs Enforcement to investigate ICE's own use of contractors for detaining immigrants.
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Parisian authorities used water cannons, stun grenades and tear gas, detaining 137 people by early afternoon and spot-checking more than 14,000 people.
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"[They are] detaining people in Afghanistan or Iraq who are saying they have a right to liberty under the European convention," he said.
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Just in time for the Fourth of July, a church is protesting US family separation policy by detaining baby Jesus in a cage.
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This means that providing the Trump administration gets approval from the governors, National Guard troops could be engaging in arresting and detaining suspects.
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"The practice of detaining children and families is no longer an issue of policy dispute," they wrote in their March letter to Congress.
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Jason Bradley told CNN that a state trooper "assisted" a Chicago police officer in detaining Deb, which involved restricting one of Deb's arms.
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He has pledged to end a practice of what he calls "catch and release" by detaining more asylum seekers during their court proceedings.
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He accused immigration officials of violating their own "sensitive locations" guidelines, which advises against detaining people at hospitals, schools and houses of worship.
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Accounts continued throughout 2016 of Iranian forces harassing U.S. Navy ships, detaining American sailors and even kidnapping numerous American citizens under bogus charges.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's crackdown against ISIS continued, with authorities detaining 21 suspected ISIS militants in the southern city of Urfa, according to local reports.
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Ilya Yashin, a Navalny ally, said police had searched his Moscow flat overnight before detaining him and driving him out of the capital.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly denied it is detaining Uyghurs in camps in Xinjiang, instead claiming they are voluntary "vocational education training" centers.
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Tactics used included banning big shareholders from selling stocks, detaining investors who bet on falling share prices and even suppressing independent economic information.
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Dixon said he and his colleagues are prepared to challenge the legality of detaining suspected ISIS fighters the moment one arrives at Guantanamo.
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I am here today because the government is separating and detaining refugee parents and children at the border who are looking for safety.
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With a few thousand families apprehended crossing the border illegally on average each month, detaining all of them could rapidly tax government resources.
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And the United States balked at language that would have committed all countries to not detaining undocumented children who arrive at their borders.
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During a presidential debate, AMLO indicated his administration would stop doing the "dirty work" for the United States by detaining Central American migrants.
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Immigration agents responded aggressively, even detaining several people who, like Mora, qualified for DACA protection because they came to the US as children.
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In Alexandria, police defused an explosive device and broke up several small gatherings, detaining about 15 people, said the official MENA news agency.
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Voluntary job training is the reason the Chinese government has given for detaining more than a million ethnic minorities, most of them Muslims.
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A Reuters witness in central Dakar saw police firing tear gas canisters and detaining protesters, who chanted slogans such as 'We are Senegalese!
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He was not doing it at the direction of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the $9 billion agency charged with detaining and transporting migrants.
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The Congolese authorities have also sought to stifle protests by arbitrarily detaining opposition political leaders, critics and prominent members of civil society organizations.
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Disturbing new information emerged in the case of the paramilitary leader in New Mexico whose group had been detaining migrant families at gunpoint.
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But the United Constitutional Patriots, the right-wing militia under scrutiny over detaining migrant families at the border with Mexico, is digging in.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order intended to end the separation of families at the border by detaining parents and children together.
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ICE officers have said they prefer detaining people in courthouses or jails because of the lack of weapons and risk to the public.
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Reno, a 1997 case challenging conditions for children in immigration custody, expressly prevents immigration officials from detaining children for longer than 20 days.
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Last year, India tightened its grip on the Himalayan region by scrapping its autonomy, shutting down internet access and detaining activists and politicians.
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Australia: The government strongly rebuked Beijing for detaining Yang Hengjun, a Chinese-born Australian writer who has called for the liberalization of China.
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Beijing has repeatedly denied it is detaining Uyghurs against their will, calling the camps "vocational training centers" and suggesting they are providing education.
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"In terms of gradations of immorality, holding people for years who we have no national security interest in detaining is unconscionable," she said.
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Two weeks before our trip, the group posted a live video showing its members detaining two hundred migrants, among them children, at gunpoint.
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Some officials in non-cooperative jurisdictions argue the requests are voluntary and honoring them could mean detaining people without a constitutionally valid reason.
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However, in the Trump era, ICE agents have been detaining and deporting many otherwise law-abiding longtime residents who are here without authorization.
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It also comes as the United States faces intense criticism for detaining children separated from their immigrant parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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During a presidential debate, Lopez Obrador indicated his administration would stop doing "dirty work" for the United States by detaining Central American migrants.
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The next afternoon police raided Mada Masr's office, confiscating phones and detaining three of its staff, including the editor-in-chief, Lina Atallah.
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The crackdown was most severe in St. Petersburg, and it produced the protests' most-defining image: Police detaining a school-age boy. 4.
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The workers' quarters "look like a detention camp...When we went there this morning gendermarie soldiers were still detaining workers," Bayar told Reuters.
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Tehran invites some of this hostility with moves like detaining Xiyue Wang, a Princeton scholar, and supporting the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad.
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Piper, examines the constitutionality of Minnesota's policy of detaining sex offenders forever — not for what they've done, but for what they might do.
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Hours later, the Saudi authorities began their corruption roundups, detaining two of Mr. Hariri's former business partners, a reminder of his own vulnerability.
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Colombian authorities had been closing in on his organization in the weeks prior, detaining 36 suspected members and seizing five tons of cocaine.
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Around the same time, the government began a policy of detaining more than a million Muslims in what it calls re-education camps.
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The photographs showed National Guard members, some armed with rifles, chasing female migrants and detaining them on the Mexican side of the border.
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The logic is that ICE can gradually reduce its detention population over those several months, detaining more people now and fewer people in September.
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In Bavaria the CSU is already rolling out "anchor centres": centralised, though non-detaining, facilities for holding asylum-seekers while their claims are processed.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based monitoring group, has reported that the government is detaining and questioning hundreds of those fleeing.
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Later that month, police in riot gear stormed an apartment in the city of Huizhou where the students were staying, detaining some of them.
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Ted Cruz was thrown a soft-ball question on the economy, but immediately went to the recent detaining of U.S. naval vessels by Iran.
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" He adds, "This is a misunderstanding by Gelson's employees who did not give her the opportunity to pay for her groceries before detaining her.
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In Wake County, North Carolina, Sheriff Gerald Baker promised to hold police more accountable for abuses and said the county would stop detaining immigrants.
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The country's punitive drug policies, which include detaining many addicts, look even worse-suited than America's to handling the health crisis that may result.
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In April 2017, Trump told a group of law enforcement officers on Long Island, New York, "Please don't be too nice," when detaining suspects.
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In the Mosul fight, Human Rights Watch accused the militia groups of beating and detaining villagers southeast of the city where they are operating.
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"We stop those defying our request and are detaining them at Nilakkal," the group's leader, Sujatha, who goes by only one name, told Reuters.
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Bongiovanni also wrote he remembers detaining the same man in a previous traffic stop, and the man was allegedly found with a loaded gun.
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And let's be clear: The cost of detaining more people at the border and then deporting them will of course be borne by taxpayers.
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"The Home Office needs to stop detaining survivors of trafficking and gender-based violence immediately," opposition lawmaker Jess Phillips said in a parliamentary debate.
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He said he was out jogging with no intention of joining the protest when police grabbed him and broke his leg while detaining him.
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Since the coup attempt, Erdogan has waged a sweeping crackdown on Gulen's followers in Turkey, detaining some 160,000 people, according to the United Nations.
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Until 2003, police could expel anyone found without proof of employment or a residence permit (often after detaining them for weeks or even months).
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Rights groups have accused Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand of detaining and returning critics of neighboring governments, even those with United Nations refugee status.
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Under the Flores Settlement Agreement, which has governed the detention of migrant children since 28500, detaining children for more than 6900 days is illegal.
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Iran has not claimed responsibility for detaining the Mesdar, which appeared to resume its course to Saudi Arabia after coming near Iranian territorial waters.
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Of course, the order also does not say to avoid detaining families at all, even together, if doing so would endanger a child's welfare.
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The sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt last month for disobeying an order to stop detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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If mobilized to perform the functions of immigration officers, they could be detaining, imprisoning and deporting family members and friends from their own community.
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Rights groups have accused Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand of detaining and returning critics of neighbouring governments, even those with United Nations refugee status.
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"Securely detaining thousands of Daesh fighters is a matter of global security and the SDF needs the assistance of the international community," Roberts said.
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Kirk said he worries uncertainty over the rules for capturing, detaining and interrogating enemy combatants is a major problem for troops on the battlefield.
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Stopping aid, starting trade wars, indefinitely detaining migrants, charging asylum seekers a fee, and building a wall will not make the migration crisis disappear.
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Trump also indicted on the campaign trail he was open to detaining U.S. citizens at Guantanamo and trying them at the military commissions there.
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Under the Flores Settlement Agreement, which has governed the detention of migrant children since 1997, detaining children for more than 85033 days is illegal.
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Mr. Sanders has been just as outspoken about Sheriff Arpaio, who has drawn criticism for his aggressive tactics in arresting and detaining illegal immigrants.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Wednesday that Turkish courts, not politicians, will decide the fate of a U.S. pastor his country is detaining.
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In a statement, Rio's civil police said the operation was aimed at detaining Thomaz Jhayson Vieira Gomes, known as "3N," a suspected drug baron.
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Wolf said the lawsuit plausibly alleged that ICE failed to consider whether immigrants were seeking an exemption under the 2016 regulations before detaining them.
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Still, his crime -- illegally detaining suspected undocumented immigrants in defiance of a court order -- was, like Arpaio, probably the most visible of the bunch.
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Arpaio was found guilty of violating a judge's order preventing him from detaining immigrants based solely on his suspicion that they lacked legal status.
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United Nations human rights officials have accused the Chinese authorities of detaining up to a million people in Xinjiang, an accusation China has rejected.
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"We're going to challenge both their probable cause to charge him as well as the two-pronged reason for detaining him," Mr. Honecker said.
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In a Facebook post on Sunday, Mr. Navalny accused the authorities of detaining him to disrupt the planning of nationwide protests scheduled for Sept.
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When he was in office, he was routinely denounced by the opposition for breaking up their rallies with tear gas and detaining Museveni's opponents.
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In March 2009, she sued her interrogators, saying they had violated her due process rights by "arresting, threatening, harassing and detaining" her without justification.
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Within a year, Ms. Simon sued her interrogators, saying they had violated her constitutional rights by "arresting, threatening, harassing and detaining" her without justification.
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But the Obama administration aggressively enforced immigration laws, deporting 2.5 million people and detaining unaccompanied minors who crossed the border, without deliberately targeting children.
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Social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false.
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Both she and the company have denied the charges, and Meng has accused US and Canadian officials of unlawfully detaining, searching and interrogating her.
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The party had sought the restrictions in an effort to handcuff Trump's zero-tolerance policy of detaining undocumented migrants -- even those without criminal records.
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He was convicted July 31 of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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ICE, the Department of Homeland Security's enforcement arm, is tasked with, among other things, detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants residing in the United States.
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Before 2014, it made a habit of detaining people flagged by the agency until the authorities could collect them, sometimes even beyond 48 hours.
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The Venezuelan government consistently denies that it is detaining people as political prisoners and claims those who are being held have been fairly jailed.
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Mr. Arpaio was accused of disregarding a 2011 order from a federal district judge prohibiting deputies from detaining people simply because of immigration offenses.
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He was convicted in July of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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Jailing or expelling some radical clerics and detaining 200 rich princes and officials in a nice hotel seem far more palatable for obvious reasons.
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But call it what you will, the German police exhibited "some hard-nosed realism," Bershidsky wrote, screening and detaining hundreds of North African men.
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On the campaign trail, Trump indicated he was open to detaining U.S. citizens at Guantanamo Bay and trying them at the military commissions there.
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New Mexico voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment in November that bars judges from detaining low-risk defendants simply because they cannot afford bail.
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Federal immigration authorities in Texas have released an undocumented 10-year-old girl with cerebral palsy after detaining her following emergency surgery last week.
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On the campaign trail, Trump indicated he was open to detaining U.S. citizens at Guantánamo Bay and trying them at the military commissions there.
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The police examined 7,200 hours of video in their search for the attacker, and they raided 152 addresses, detaining 50 people in the process.
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This policy is being presented as an alternative to detaining asylum seekers indefinitely but it raises concerns about the safety of the people involved.
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Critics have blasted a reported ally of Putin, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, for allegedly detaining and torturing more than 100 gay men in Chechnya.
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Europe's leaders are paying African nations to block migrants from crossing the Mediterranean — and detaining the ones who make it in filthy, overcrowded camps.
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He explained to me the merits of his country's project to rehabilitate extremists by detaining several thousand Saudis until religious leaders declared them reformed.
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Specifically, he was convicted of violating an order that he cease arresting and detaining people for whom there was no plausible criminal charge — i.e.
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Arpaio rose to prominence for his aggressive approach to border security, tactics that included detaining Latino residents solely on suspicion of their immigration status.
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"Detaining a Chinese citizen during her change of flight without giving any concrete reason is severely violating her legitimate rights and interests," the editorial said.
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Back to the point I made in the Angle Francisco, it was never really about family unification, it was about having no detaining at all.
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In fact, the Obama imagination, not Trump administration, they are the ones that started a policy of actually detaining minors younger than 2000 for months.
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ICE has said that Ramos-Gomez told them he was undocumented during an interview in jail and that it took action by detaining him afterward.
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" Asked by local media how long the church intended to leave the diorama up, the rector replied, "How long will we keep detaining families indefinitely?
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Some viewers interpreted the structures as representing children in cages, a reference to the Trump's administration's practice of detaining migrant children separately from their parents.
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The army is now reportedly systematically detaining those around him who have committed crimes, but they remain adamant that the intervention is not a coup.
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In legal terms, that lets the algorithm stand in for reasonable suspicion, which is the legal standard for briefly detaining a person to investigate further.
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So the Trump administration has been trying to crack down on how families are treated after they arrive — by detaining or separating them, for example.
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The Observatory reported that the government was detaining and questioning hundreds of those fleeing rebel-held areas for the comparative safety of state-controlled districts.
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The administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border for undocumented crossings, a policy that led to separating thousands of families and detaining children.
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Human-rights groups and lawyers say, convincingly, that police at times abused the special powers it conferred, in searching or detaining suspects in their homes.
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Nero's attorney, Marc Zayon, countered in his closing statement that cuffing, detaining, and moving suspects following a foot chase is permitted in a Terry stop.
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And the proliferating infections are just one jarring consequence of Aurora's rapid expansion, itself caused by the federal government detaining more immigrants than ever before.
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The state-run KCNA news said North Korea had expelled Tomoyuki Sugimoto on humanitarian grounds after detaining him on suspicion of breaking the country's laws.
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In particular, demonstrations on August 5 and 12 in Rio were met with police officers deploying tear gas and stun grenades and detaining several participants.
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Prosecutors last week formally charged Calvey, the founder of Baring Vostok, and several other of its executives, with fraud after detaining them earlier this month.
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At the time, the American Civil Liberties Union described the UCP as a "fascist militia" and said its members were illegally detaining migrants at gunpoint.
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At the same time, in forcibly detaining Lula, rather than asking him to volunteer to be questioned, Mr Moro may also have gone too far.
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The Trump administration will reportedly stop detaining some migrant families who illegally cross the border in Texas as it copes with overcrowding in detention facilities.
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And none of the alternatives involve detaining toddlers, taking children away from their mothers, or espousing a policy that runs counter to longstanding American values.
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However, since Magufuli was elected in 2015, his administration has implemented draconian curbs including banning some newspapers, restricting opposition rallies and detaining dozens of activists.
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While continuing to allow in refugees at border crossings, the Turkish army has been detaining those trying to cross illegally on an almost daily basis.
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As I toured the facilities detaining immigrant children separated from their parents, it became clear that the President has created this rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis.
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They've raised $17 million so far, and plan to continue despite Trump's order, which ends the separation of families by detaining parents and children together.
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In effect, we have pressured and bribed Mexico to do our dirty work, detaining and deporting people fleeing gangs in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.
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Ukraine has seized a Russian tanker it says was used in a 2018 clash in the Kerch Strait that led to Russia detaining 24 Ukrainians.
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Arpaio was convicted in July 2017 of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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He was also convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order related to detaining people suspected of being in the United States illegally.
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" When asked by ABC how long the statues would remain inside the fence, Carlson responded: "How long are we going to keep detaining families indefinitely?
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"Instead of treating them as individuals that have severe medical conditions, they&aposre detaining them as if they&aposre at 100 percent," Sanchez-Leal said.
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The Pentagon confirmed in September that it was detaining a U.S. citizen captured on the battlefield fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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He and two other fellow protesters claim police used "excessive force" in detaining them and nearly 200 other people protesting the killing of Alton Sterling.
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Why it matters: The judge's decision will be crucial to the administration overcoming legal hurdles that prevent them from detaining family migrants together long term.
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In Nouakchott, Abdellahi and his subordinates began to map out the network, detaining people close to Abu Hafs and soliciting the names of other jihadis.
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The Israeli navy has in the past fired on Palestinian boats that strayed from the fishing zones, sometimes impounding the vessels and detaining their occupants.
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And it has reacted aggressively to the arrest of Huawei's CFO, detaining two Canadian citizens, including a former high-ranking diplomat, on weak legal grounds.
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President Trump has made it a favorite term for what he considers the government's lack of vigilance in detaining migrants who cross the border illegally.
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As Garvey writes, Congress detaining these people isn't meant to be a punishment so much as an added incentive to produce the information more quickly.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Department of Homeland Security may soon formalize the abhorrent practice of detaining the children of asylum-seekers separately from their parents.
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A black attorney filed a complaint against a Maryland deputy, accusing him of detaining him in court and refusing to believe he wasn't the client.
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Likewise, President Trump's favorite way of describing the process of detaining and then freeing migrants captured at the border — "catch and release," he calls it.
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She and her colleagues traveled to Clint this week after learning that border officials had begun detaining minors who had recently crossed the border there.
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Diplomatic tensions between China and Canada jumped after Ms. Meng's arrest, with Beijing detaining several Canadians in what were seen as tit-for-tat arrests.
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A right-wing militia in southern New Mexico, above, is stopping families and detaining them at gunpoint before handing them over to Border Patrol agents.
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But The New York Times reported Tuesday that agents could begin turning the asylum-seekers away and sending them back to Mexico without detaining them.
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Elsewhere, Singapore's government has been busy cordoning off large swaths of the city center and detaining the occasional Kim Jong-un impersonator at the airport.
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An article on Thursday about a secret extrajudicial location where the Greek government is detaining migrants referred incompletely to the nationality of Somar al-Hussein.
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But "the juveniles refused to stay and attempted to leave, resulting in the off-duty officer physically detaining one of the juveniles," the statement said.
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In New York City, stop, question, and frisk, or "stop and frisk," is the police practice of detaining, questioning, and searching people throughout the city.
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He's a really sweet man who's superkind to animals, and we can see that detaining this young beauty is causing him no end of distress.
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The attacks were not claimed by any group although the government believes Islamic State is responsible after detaining 19 suspects linked to the five attackers.
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The authorities have been criticized for detaining demonstrators — including children — without legal recourse, shutting down internet and phone services, and firing live ammunition into crowds.
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When Mexican authorities started rounding up and detaining others, Gomez said he prayed and threw away his backpack in an attempt to pass as Mexican.
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"There is no justification whatsoever for detaining anyone for solely peacefully expressing their views," Omar Waraich, Amnesty's deputy South Asia director, said in a statement.
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The settlement, established in 1997, blocks the federal government from detaining immigrant children for more than 20 days and dictates the treatment of the children.
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The security forces have also stepped up raids against Islamic State in cities across Turkey, detaining more than 1,000 alleged members and uncovering urban cells.
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Taking stock of the uprising has been challenging, as Sudan has sought to censor news coverage, detaining an unprecedented number of reporters in the process.
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The activists say the government has responded to their activities by, among other things, putting them under surveillance, pressuring their families and detaining many activists.
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Nigeria: Soldiers stormed the offices of one of the country's largest newspapers, detaining two journalists, over an article that the military said divulged classified information.
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The military is detaining them to try to determine whether any is a Boko Haram sympathizer, a practice human rights groups have condemned as illegal.
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However, Jakarta has repeatedly clashed with China over fishing rights around the Natuna Islands, detaining Chinese fishermen and expanding its military presence in the area.
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Chinese officials ignore Islam values like the strict adherence to permitted "halal" foods and dress code, instead detaining Muslims and force-feeding them communist propaganda.
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In mainland China, security forces track chat messages, arrest dissidents before protests even occur, and are increasingly detaining people over posts critical of the government.
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The moves come after Turkish police used pepper gas to disperse pro-Kurdish protesters in Ankara and Istanbul on Sunday, detaining at least 12 people.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen repeated that reasoning, saying in a statement that "legal loopholes" prevent the government from detaining and deporting migrant families.
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Nearly two weeks after detaining Bae, North Korea's official news agency confirmed his arrest, saying only he was picked up for a crime against the state.
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The Trump administration can't keep its story straight about why Border Patrol has started separating children as young as infants from their families and detaining them.
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The country refuses to allow asylum seekers arriving by boat to reach its shores, detaining them in camps in PNG and Nauru in the South Pacific.
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A New Mexico militia group posted a video to its Facebook page that shows members detaining dozens of people at the US-Mexico border this week.
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North Korea has a long history of detaining foreigners and has used jailed Americans in the past to extract high-profile visits from the United States.
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Police were detaining Garner for selling single cigarettes in front of a convenience store, and put him in a chokehold to wrestle him to the ground.
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Because the processes for detaining and processing these children are so different, they've exacerbated the immigration court backlog and taken resources away from other immigration enforcement.
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" This is most apparent in Xinjiang, where the US government has accused Beijing of arbitrarily detaining up to two million Muslim residents in "re-education camps.
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My hope is that during the summit with the North Koreans, the president makes it clear that the US won't tolerate the detaining of Americans anymore.
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Mr Hancock is to ask ICE to avoid detaining people inside courthouses, just as agents are currently meant to avoid arrests at schools, hospitals and churches.
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What's happening: "Transformation" is the goal of China detaining vast numbers of Muslims, per Sunday's New York Times, in the center of the print front page.
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Chinese officials have been cracking down on citizens speaking out about the pandemic, arresting citizens accused of spreading rumors online and detaining journalists covering the virus.
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In January, the bank said it would stop financing operators of private prisons, which have become the target of protests over their role detaining undocumented immigrants.
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As deputies were detaining some of the teens, the 15-year-old boy bent down to pick up a cell phone that another boy had dropped.
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Indonesia has clashed with China over fishing rights around the Natuna Islands, detaining Chinese fishermen and expanding its military presence in the area in recent years.
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Check out the video above to learn more about who the Uighur people are, why China is detaining them, and the "internet sleuths" documenting these camps.
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Thousands of people across the globe protested on Saturday to demand that the Trump administration reunite families and stop detaining and jailing migrants without due process.
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As Garvey writes, Congress detaining these people isn't meant to be a form of punishment so much as added incentive to produce the information more quickly.
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This comes amidst reports that the leader of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov has been targeting, detaining, and torturing hundreds of gay men in Chechnya in concentration camps.
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Malaysia accused him of carrying a false passport and turned him back, but Turkey didn't let him back into the country, detaining him for unknown reasons.
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While the president speaks of freedom of expression, however, the main opposition party accuses soldiers of detaining, assaulting and intimidating supporters in parts of the capital.
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On Sunday, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei honored an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps admiral and four others for detaining 10 U.S. sailors last month.
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Since taking office more than three years ago, President Xi Jinping has cracked down on dissent, reining in the media and detaining dozens of rights activists.
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"The state should have a mechanism of holding people accountable to repay—not detaining them and denying them their rights to freedom and healthcare," she says.
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Rights groups say the security services have a history of detaining and torturing people, creating an atmosphere of fear and self-censorship among activists and journalists.
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Arpaio was convicted for willfully disobeying the law after a court ordered him to stop singling out drivers based on ethnicity and detaining them without charges.
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He was convicted for willfully disobeying the law after a court ordered him to stop singling out drivers based on ethnicity and detaining them without charges.
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But for that matter, it could also find an alternative to detaining immigrant families that still allowed the government to ensure they showed up in court.
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Rounding up, detaining, obtaining deportation orders and removing 85033 million individuals will require an increase in the immigration enforcement budget of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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After initially detaining Ovidio, Mexican soldiers were forced to let him go when hundreds of cartel henchman surrounded the house in which the arrest took place.
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Human rights groups have accused countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) of trying to protect Hun Sen by obstructing and detaining his opponents.
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Kurdish forces have been detaining roughly 11,000 ISIS fighters, including approximately 2,000 foreign fighters, but they've been forced to divert their attention to the Turkish invasion.
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Kevin Cramer volunteered support on Wednesday for chain-link fences in facilities where the government is detaining migrant children, comparing their use to playgrounds and ballparks.
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A federal judge in Texas ruled in favor of the A.C.L.U., and chided the federal government for letting a prison company dictate conditions for detaining immigrants.
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But the arrests set off a debate over whether Brazil's government had overreached in detaining the men, who are being held at a maximum-security prison.
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Bodycam footage released on Tuesday shows Denver police detaining a journalist attempting to photograph them as they were responding to an incident on a public sidewalk.
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Hurryiet newspaper said police raided Oktar's house at Cengelkoy on the Asian side of Istanbul, detaining him and his guards who tried to resist and flee.
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Across the country, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, through targeted enforcement operations, are apprehending, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants — often leaving family members behind.
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In Queensland state, campaigners are trying to unseat Peter Dutton, a senior lawmaker who has championed Australia's controversial policy of detaining asylum seekers in offshore centers.
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For the last three decades, Oregon law has blocked state and local law enforcement agencies from detaining anyone solely on the basis of an immigration violation.
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OVD-Info, a rights organization that monitors detentions, said it had received reports of police detaining 1,597 people across Russia, nearly half of them in Moscow.
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Some riot police, who had been bussed in to Moscow from distant provincial towns, had badly beaten protesters while detaining them during previous demonstrations, Milov said.
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The police chief appeared to acknowledge Tuesday that his department overstepped by barging into Carmody's home and office and detaining him for more than six hours.
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Aides to the current crown prince physically forced his predecessor to relinquish his roles, detaining him for a prolonged period and depriving him of needed medicines.
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"Short-term immigration policies that attempt to address this problem by detaining people or criminalizing asylum seekers don't go to the root of problem," she said.
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The treatment of migrants has new urgency in the Trump era, given this administration's efforts at strict border control, which include detaining large numbers of children.
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But the current policy of detaining people at airports based on the way they look is not only unconstitutional, it also fails to make us safe.
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But he also spread fear in society, detaining and torturing activists, and many Saudis suffered as he used the war on terror to silence peaceful dissent.
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ICE's primary responsibilities are arresting immigrants within the US, detaining immigrants pending deportation hearings, prosecuting immigrants in those hearings, and deporting those who are ordered deported.
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Because the procedures for detaining and processing these children are so different, they've exacerbated the immigration court backlog and taken resources away from other immigration enforcement.
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But he has taken no action in response to reports that China is detaining one million or more Uighur Muslims in so-called re-education camps.
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The two partners could begin coordinating their messaging on issues like China's continuing persecution of the Uighurs, or the two Canadian citizens that China is detaining.
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Beijing has been pushing back against global criticism for detaining as many as one million members of Muslim ethnic minority groups in the western Xinjiang region.
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The funds also equip the Iraqi SWAT teams responsible for arresting and detaining terrorism suspects, and train a national police force in charge of daily security.
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While Mexico says it is no longer concentrating on detaining drug lords, the Mexican government has extradited Oseguera's son and has detained some of his associates.
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Iran has responded by detaining oil tankers, making threats and demanding the other participants of the agreement do more to make up for the US' absence.
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Mr. Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt of court after he flouted an order to stop detaining people his office suspected of being undocumented immigrants.
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U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO SAYS CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY IS DETAINING AND ABUSING MORE THAN ONE MILLION UIGHUR MUSLIMS IN CAMPS IN CHINA'S XINJIANG REGION
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However, since Magufuli was elected in 2015, his administration has implemented draconian curbs including banning some newspapers, restricting opposition rallies, and detaining dozens of their members.
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The former sheriff was convicted last month of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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Additionally, Mr. Trump will demand the denial of federal grant money to so-called sanctuary cities that do not assist federal authorities in detaining undocumented immigrants.
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The orders signed on Wednesday also eliminate the "catch and release" policy that returned border-crossers to Mexico rather than detaining and processing them for deportation.
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"The Chinese Communist Party is detaining and abusing more than one million Uighur Muslims in internment camps in Xinjiang, the western region of China," Pompeo said.
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Last month South Korea expelled two North Korean fishermen suspected of killing 16 colleagues before crossing the border into the South, after detaining them for questioning.
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Some Democrats and immigration advocates have called for ICE to be abolished, criticizing its tactics of detaining immigrants in courthouses and arresting hundreds in worksite raids.
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Police have been detaining dozens of immigrants in raids during lunch breaks and late at night, with stories of arrests ricocheting across Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
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Arpaio, 85, was convicted of criminal contempt in July for ignoring a judge's order to stop detaining people based only on suspicion about their immigration status.
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The former sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt last month for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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The US is supposed to be the top dog in these relationships, and foreign governments are not supposed to be killing and detaining Americans with impunity.
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We need to sacrifice our privilege and comfort in order to build a world in which GEO Group cannot make a profit off of detaining immigrants.
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Beijing has strongly condemned the U.S. and Canada for detaining Meng, calling for her immediate release and labeling the move a violation of her human rights.
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But Mr. Prayuth is running for prime minister in next month's polls, and detaining the rapper behind a viral video is not a winning campaign strategy.
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Under a January 2017 Trump executive order, federal immigration officials remain tasked with arresting and detaining as many migrants as possible, without a system of prioritization.
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"Social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the US because of their country of origin are false," Friel said.
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Meng's arrest soured relations between China and Canada, with Beijing detaining two Canadians and sentencing to death another who was previously found guilty of drug smuggling.
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The authorities executed six top JMB leaders in March 2007 and police have continued to hunt for group members, often detaining suspected militants following intelligence tips.
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Over the next few weeks, we had moments of hope, but the government responded to our reasonable demands by arresting, detaining, and killing their own citizens.
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In addition, the whole process of detaining, registering, and processing refugees at the Greek hotspots is controversial and messy, and could easily lead to situations like Walid's.
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Or will it just keep detaining families for more than 20 days and dare someone to take them to court for a flagrant violation of the law?
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Police caught up with the mom-and-son pair late last month, detaining the two in the resort town of Puerto Vallarta after a weeks-long manhunt.
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We are creating this wave of refugees, and then shamefully we are then criminalizing these refugees once they come here by detaining, deporting, and night raiding them.
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KIGALI, Rwanda – Human Rights Watch is accusing Rwandan officials and security forces of detaining family members who refuse to fabricate stories about their loved ones&apos deaths.
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A video of the detentions showed masked FSB agents detaining men in a residential apartment where they could be seen finding and confiscating grenades, pistols and explosives.
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Their argument boils down to this: Detaining someone solely for speaking Spanish is the same thing as stopping someone solely because of their race — which is illegal.
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Last month a court decided Mr Salvini should be indicted for illegally detaining them, though the prosecutors who investigated his conduct asked that the case be shelved.
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Simply wishing to travel outside China can be cause for arrest, with Beijing detaining family members and using its political clout to force extradition of those abroad.
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Police in Baltimore also have frequently violated the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by detaining and arresting individuals who engaged in protected speech, the report said.
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As police waited for a tactical team to arrive for assistance in detaining him, the suspect got into his vehicle and began to drive away, Manley said.
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The government has also taken steps seen by critics as limiting discussion of 1MDB, including detaining civil rights activists, suspending a newspaper, and blocking websites and blogs.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Australia's practice of detaining asylum seekers on PNG's northern Manus Island was illegal and must stop.
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Kuck slams ICE for detaining his client, claiming he is not a threat to his community nor is he a flight risk ... he also has children here.
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It would also cut $210 million from the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program, which reimburses four states for costs associated with detaining undocumented immigrants accused of crimes.
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The federal government is barred from detaining undocumented children for more than 20 days without releasing them into a sponsor's custody under the 1997 Flores settlement agreement.
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On Tuesday police searched the offices of a nationwide retail chain and a healthcare and technology company, detaining executives who authorities accuse of helping finance Gulen's network.
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The U.S. envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency said detaining the inspector was an "outrageous provocation" by Iran and the agency itself said it was unacceptable.
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Cellphone video from a bystander captured New York Police Department officers detaining a woman who was selling churros — a fried dough snack — inside a Brooklyn subway station.
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He has proposed attaching ankle monitors to undocumented immigrants as opposed to detaining them en masse, as well as emboldening immigrants seeking asylum in the United States.
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Lankov said China could also be attempting to send a secondary signal by detaining two Westerners who travel to mainland China often for business involving North Korea.
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Trump last week pardoned Arpaio, who was convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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The 85-year-old ex-lawman is best known for illegally detaining Latinos and keeping inmates in brutal jail conditions during his 24-year tenure as sheriff.
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The former Army first lieutenant was convicted in 2009 for the murder of Ali Mansur, an Iraqi who Behenna killed after detaining and interrogating him without authorization.
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Detaining children for more than 22019 days would violate the Flores Settlement Agreement, and because DHS has stopped separating children from parents, their parents are released too.
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For example, it began detaining students from the Darfur region and accused them of trying to foment civil war -- one of the ploys recommended by M-Invest.
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Last May, a top U.N. human rights official urged Greece to stop detaining refugee and migrant children, some of whom are locked in police cells for weeks.
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Trump has raised the prospect of detaining "millions" of people, while Cuccinelli said about a million people had exhausted their legal appeals and were eligible for deportation.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has turned housing and detaining immigrant children into an industry that sees nearly $1 billion annually, reports the Associated Press.
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This was arguably a result of Japan's inhumane method of detaining death row inmates in solitary confinement, in tiny cells, without any notice of their execution date.
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The shooting comes days after other Border Patrol agents sparked criticism for detaining two U.S. citizens at a gas station in Montana, allegedly just for speaking Spanish.
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The protester, who was difficult to understand because he was speaking without a microphone, could be heard claiming that CBP is detaining thousands of people, including children.
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Unfortunately, what it is likely to do is lead to detaining many perfectly legitimate visitors and contributing to both domestic resentment and blowback against U.S. travelers abroad.
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At least 72 of these sites had not been previously reported, suggesting that China might be detaining more than 3 million people, ETNAM's president told Business Insider.
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Bouteflika stepped aside in April as the army withdrew its support and the authorities began detaining his allies and other senior officials and businessmen on corruption charges.
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There have been reports of government forces detaining or summarily killing people in retaken areas, and of rebel snipers shooting civilians trying to reach the government side.
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They may also show something more nefarious: a concerted attempt to create a climate of crisis by detaining and releasing migrants in the most chaotic way possible.
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In order to meet that target (and "live within their means"), they'll have to start detaining fewer immigrants than that by the end of the fiscal year.
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Though the Detention Bed Mandate was repealed in 234, ICE currently far exceeds this once unthinkable, now baseline quota, detaining approximately 2000,234 immigrants at any given time.
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Reuters images taken on Friday showed National Guard members detaining Cuban and Central American women trying to illegally cross from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico into El Paso, Texas.
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After Dar's attack, Indian security forces launched a major crackdown, searching Kashmiri homes and detaining hundreds of supporters, sympathizers and family members of those in armed groups.
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Though the police officers created a mountain of work for themselves by detaining so many people, Mr. Campbell said they had taken the right course of action.
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This year, a South Korean court ruled that the government was guilty of detaining women to work as prostitutes for American soldiers during the 1960s and '70s.
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Finally, detaining families even for the first few days after their arrival in the United States, while they are undergoing initial processing, is also a challenging job.
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But by early July, facing an international outcry, officials backed off the policy, after it resulted in detaining thousands of adults and separating them from their children.
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NIELSEN: The laws prohibit us from detaining families while they go through prosecution for illegally entering the border and while they go through prosecutions for immigration proceedings.
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"Treating children humanely and not detaining them indefinitely in often intolerable conditions is not a legal loophole, as the secretary of homeland security claims," Mr. Schey said.
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Xi offends global values by detaining more than one million Muslims in the Xinjiang region, arresting lawyers and Christians, and steadily squeezing out space for free thought.
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It is also the policy of this Administration to maintain family unity, including by detaining alien families together where appropriate and consistent with law and available resources.
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Mexican authorities have adopted tougher measures against Central American migrants, detaining 800 who had entered Mexico from Guatemala seeking to reach the border with the United States.
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Mexican authorities have adopted tougher measures against Central American migrants, detaining 800 who had entered Mexico from Guatemala seeking to reach the border with the United States.
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The Hong Kong police have been criticized for their slow response to the mob attack on Sunday, and for not detaining anyone in Yuen Long that night.
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So you're saying that no matter how long migrants are in custody, detaining people in poor conditions without giving them vaccinations like the flu shot is dangerous?
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Previously, asylum officers were required to wait at least 48 hours after detaining someone who had crossed into the US to interview them and hear their case.
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Silvano Aureoles said on Twitter that the operation took place near the violent city of Apatzingan, in Michoacan, and was aimed at detaining "leaders of criminal cells".
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Oregon passed the nation's first so-called sanctuary state law in 1987, barring local law enforcement from detaining undocumented immigrants who have not broken any other laws.
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"Social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false," the spokesperson said.
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As of August, ICE was detaining nearly 9,000 immigrants who had passed the test, a mark that had been described as "shocking" by some former agency officials.
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"Social media posts that C.B.P. is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false," Mr. Leas said.
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Last year, China expelled Peter Dahlin, a Swedish human rights advocate living in Beijing, after detaining and interrogating him over his work helping rights lawyers and activists.
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Flores, the 22019 settlement agreement between immigration activist groups and the government, prevents the government from detaining the children of illegal crossers for more than 20 days.
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Trump last week pardoned Arpaio, who was convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a federal judge's order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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That's because the judge decides how to ensure that the defendant reappears in court, possibly by detaining them pretrial or releasing them on condition of paying bail.
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Where judges previously had to choose between either releasing a defendant without conditions or detaining him until bail had been paid, the program offers a third way.
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"No matter what we do, they're not going to stop detaining them," he says, waving at the small group of protesters who are still surrounded by police.
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U.S. authorities are limited by law to detaining children for 20 days, and the government lacks family detention space, so many are released into the United States.
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Kukimoto also said that Ghosn is being held at the Tokyo Detention Centre and that the Tokyo District Court on Wednesday approved detaining Ghosn for 10 days.
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It is also the policy of this Administration to maintain family unity, including by detaining alien families together where appropriate and consistent with law and available resources.
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The government has also begun a broad crackdown on Venezuela's cryptocurrency market, detaining users and shutting down exchanges, while users bypass website blocks using virtual private networks (VPNs).
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Instead of detaining immigrants with no documentation, Trump announced on Friday that his administration is considering having them relocate and live in designated sanctuary cities around the country.
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The junta, which took power after the 2014 coup, has kept a tight lid on dissent by detaining and arresting its critics, some of them "red shirt" supporters.
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To stop people from reaching its border, the US has funded Mexico's crackdown, which Human Rights Watch says includes such rights abuses as detaining thousands of unaccompanied youths.
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The policy at the border involving separating families and detaining adults and children until there were resolutions to their cases, was policy during the Obama administration as well.
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The officers schemed to steal money, property and narcotics by detaining people, entering residences, conducting traffic stops and swearing out false search warrant affidavits, according to the indictment.
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An Ohio police officer was fired after an internal investigation discovered he had abused his power after pulling over and detaining his daughter and her boyfriend without cause.
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After detaining the couple, officers searched the car and found a doll in a box and returned it to the store, which did not want to press charges.
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The order resulted in American authorities detaining refugees, people with visas, and green card holders as protests erupted around the country, declaring the act cruel and un-American.
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Macau has also stepped up its own anti-graft drive, investigating a raft of officials and detaining the former head of the public prosecutors office over the weekend.
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Pro-democracy protesters inside the airport took matters into their own hands Tuesday by detaining men they suspected of being undercover police officers working for Hong Kong authorities.
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When the justices finally got an answer—the window on detaining immigrants with criminal histories is, indeed, always open—Justice Gorsuch had a response to his earlier question.
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Apprehension numbers were also low in 2015 because Mexico, with some US funding, started detaining more Central Americans before they could make it to the United States border.
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But there were signs that the Trump administration was looking to continue the practice of detaining the immigrant families, and to expand the government's ability to house them.
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Though Cuba has been criticized for briefly detaining demonstrators thousands of times a year, its practice of handing down long prison sentences has diminished dramatically in recent years.
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A police spokesman would not identify the businessman, but said Israeli investigators had worked with law enforcement agencies in the United States, Switzerland and Guinea before detaining him.
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Shehata was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison for assaulting a citizen and forcibly detaining him in the headquarters of the Brotherhood's political wing, it said.
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The campaign's hashtag, #ExpressYou, has also predictably been deployed on social media to highlight the hypocrisy of a government known for detaining artists and activists for expressing themselves.
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Trump, for his part, hasn't done much to quell tensions — he's sanctioned Turkey and placed tariffs on products, as well as openly lambasted Ankara for detaining US hostages.
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After detaining her, investigators found in Zhang's possession four cellphones, a laptop computer, an external hard drive device and a thumb drive, the Secret Service court filing says.
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The FSB, an intelligence and law enforcement agency and a successor to the Soviet KGB — used Belan to break into Yahoo's network instead of detaining him, McCord said.
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There is currently a 500,000-case backlog in U.S. immigration courts and recent court decisions prohibit him from detaining children with their parents for longer than 20 days.
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A civil rights organization said earlier this week that the Trump administration is violating the rights of underage immigrants by detaining them as gang members without sufficient investigation.
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Immigration authorities have already begun aggressively detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants, even those who have not committed crimes while in the US, targeting restaurants and even church shelters.
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The European Commission has said that Hungary must ensure that its new policy of detaining migrants does not break EU rules on protecting people in need of asylum.
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Bolton wrote that Arpaio knew of the court order and what it meant for his department's policy of detaining immigrants to turn them over to federal immigration authorities.
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Tehran also swiftly ended an incident on Wednesday when it freed 10 U.S. Navy sailors a day after detaining them aboard their two patrol boats in the Gulf.
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Trump pardoned former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who is known for disobeying a 2011 court order telling him to stop detaining people based on suspicion of being undocumented immigrants.
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In May, the nonprofit group Human Rights Watch released a report alleging that Customs and Border Protection, or CBP, agents were refusing entry or detaining potential asylum seekers.
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The indictment said the seven officers schemed to steal money, property and narcotics by detaining people, entering residences, conducting traffic stops and swearing out false search warrant affidavits.
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It would allow the U.S. president to waive the restrictions by certifying Turkey is not taking steps that would undermine NATO security and not wrongfully detaining U.S. citizens.
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Tensions had been high in Egypt in the run-up to the anniversary of the anti-Mubarak uprising, with police detaining activists and warning people not to demonstrate.
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Beijing has cracked down on free expression since Xi became party boss in 2012, detaining and jailing activists and lawyers, muzzling internet critics and strengthening restrictions on journalists.
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"One stark difference between Kim Jong Un from his predecessors over hostage diplomacy is that he emphasizes publicizing detaining American citizens to the North Korean public," Lee said.
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Just last week, an Australian offshore immigration camp on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island was ruled by a court to be illegally detaining around 850 male asylum seekers.
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He was one of more than 600 people arrested in a recent operation aimed at detaining undocumented immigrants who came illegally to the United States as unaccompanied minors.
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Thailand has also faced criticism for detaining former national soccer player Hakeem Al-Araibi on the request of Bahrain, despite being granted refugee status by Australia in 2017.
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Arpaio was convicted in July of criminal contempt by a judge in Arizona for disobeying a federal order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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Human rights groups have criticized Turkey for detaining so many journalists and have accused the government of using the failed coup as a pretext to silence critical journalists.
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Several members of Congress who voted to pass these bills receive large campaign contributions from the same private prison companies who stand to make billions off detaining migrants.
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Lindsey Graham, a noted hawk, originally praised the President for considering detaining Saipov, then harshly criticized the change of heart and decision to charge him in federal courts.
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Kovrig's reported disappearance comes in the wake of Canada detaining Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer for the Chinese technology company Huawei, on December 1 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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The prince, as head of a corruption committee announced by King Salman, has rounded up and is detaining members of the royal family, business leaders and military officials.
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But last week, a court rejected a request from prosecutors to continue detaining the two men on those allegations, paving the way for them to apply for bail.
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That summer, the United Nations' human rights office accused Maduro's regime of excessive force and arbitrarily detaining thousands of people amid months of sometimes deadly anti-regime protests.
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Customs and Border Protection has already had to create "tent cities" in Texas to accommodate new arrivals, and that's when it had options in addition to detaining them.
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IVAN WATSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: North Korean authorities have a pattern of detaining American citizens when they're about to leave the country from the airport in Pyongyang.
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More than 60 police officers stormed the city's Rongguili Church last Saturday, seizing thousands of books, recording the personal information of everyone in attendance, and detaining one worshipper.
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Reno, DHS must use special care when detaining families with children, and it must generally release such families while they wait for their immigration proceedings to play out.
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Police on Thursday swooped on an indoor youth rally by Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in Islamabad, beating activists with batons and detaining about 40 people.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish police used pepper gas to disperse pro-Kurdish protesters in Ankara and Istanbul on Sunday, detaining at least 12 people in Istanbul, Reuters witnesses said.
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From the United States to Hungary, Australia to Denmark, countries have been fortifying walls, filling detention centers and even detaining asylum seekers on castaway islands -- not welcoming them.
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In recent years, Nepali security agencies have been detaining more Tibetans and sending them back to Chinese-ruled Tibet, as well as limiting protests by Tibetans in Nepal.
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Last month Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt of court for defying a federal judge's order to stop detaining people based solely on suspicion of their immigration status.
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As Sunday approached, the Madrid government tried everything it could to thwart the referendum: disabling the internet, confiscating ballots, detaining some officials and threatening scores more with prosecution.
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The effort is complicated by the fact that two federal agencies are involved in detaining and sheltering migrants, and they did not initially share records with each other.
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The agency, which has struggled to balance its role in transnational investigations and deportations, is best known for its division responsible for arresting, detaining and deporting unauthorized immigrants.
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President Donald Trump announced that he would sanction Turkey for detaining an American pastor — a move that could further imperil the already tense relationship between Washington and Ankara.
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In August, Trump pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio from charges related to the right-wing lawman's practice of detaining people based on the color of their skin.
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The Trump administration is detaining immigrant children as young as 1603 months separate from their parents, based on allegations of crimes and minor convictions in the parents' pasts.
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The Trump administration is detaining immigrant children as young as 19 months separate from their parents, based on allegations of crimes and minor convictions in the parents' pasts.
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Mr. Wang's wife, Li Wenzu, condemned the decision on Monday, accusing the police, prosecutors and judge of committing crimes by detaining her husband for more than three years.
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Mr. Mattis mentioned one possible instance in which troops might act: defending a border agent who was hit by a rock, and detaining the migrant who threw it.
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Under pressure, Mr. Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday meant to end the separation of families at the border by detaining them together for an indefinite period.
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The undocumented immigrant community must be on edge about going to work after the Department of Homeland Security raided food processing plants in Mississippi, detaining nearly 700 people.
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Officials are now prohibited from detaining such minors for more than 20 days by an agreement known as the Flores settlement, which has been in place since 1997.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump signed an executive order intended to end the separation of families at the border by detaining parents with their children for an indefinite period.
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They searched the property and found several items, including a knife, in a pond -- then arrested and charged them for detaining a person with intent to obtain advantage.
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The local police — an honorary, if usually uninvited, participant in every chat group in China — detected malfeasance and pounced, briefly detaining the doctors on grounds of rumor-mongering.
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CAIRO — Egyptian security forces on Sunday escalated their pressure on the last major independent news outlet in the country, raiding its offices and temporarily detaining three top editors.
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New Delhi has refrained from any comment on China's policy in remote Xinjiang, refusing to join U.S.-led calls that it stop detaining ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims.
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While the strategy has largely failed to quiet the violence, American and Mexican officials took comfort in knowing that it has succeeded in detaining and extraditing major figures.
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"This administration has a track record of detaining pregnant people and has made it impossible for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault to seek asylum," Choimorrow said.
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But we already know that Crown Prince bin Salman doesn't seem to have paid any price for detaining so many of his country's most prominent citizens without trial.
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Arpaio was convicted July 85033 of criminal contempt by a judge in Arizona for disobeying a federal order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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It was not clear whether the C.I.A. would be enthusiastic about resuming a role in detaining and interrogating terrorism suspects after its scorching experience over the past decade.
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"Any violation of this order will be a basis for revoking your bond and detaining you pending trial," Jackson told Stone when she set the stricter gag order.
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Though our immigration system is far from perfect, he has injected an authoritarian-like cruelty into it -- separating families at the border and detaining children under inhumane conditions.
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Courts have even ruled that detaining people beyond their scheduled release dates can violate detainees' Fourth Amendment rights if there is no legal justification for their continued detention.
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But Immigration and Customs Enforcement is responsible for detaining immigrants — so migrants apprehended by Border Patrol are supposed to be handed off to ICE as quickly as possible.
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The armed far-right militia that's been detaining migrants at the southern border in New Mexico is packing up its temporary encampment at the request of law enforcement.
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Karoui's own Nessma TV channel reported that the candidate had been arrested as he traveled to Tunis, and broadcast a video showing the police detaining him in his car.
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Peter King (R-NY), a conservative member of Congress, has run several campaign ads on Facebook featuring images of ICE agents detaining immigrants, according to Facebook's political content archive.
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He was first ordered in 2011 by a court to stop detaining people based simply on a belief that they were in the country illegally, and refused to comply.
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In early April, the government division responsible for unaccompanied migrant children, the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), said it was on track to detaining the most youth in history.
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The United Constitutional Patriots, a ring-wing group who came under scrutiny last week for detaining hundreds of migrants at gunpoint, was removed from its campsite near the border.
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Using the nom-de-plume Eaten Fish, the 25-year-old has been a victim of Australia's policy of detaining all asylum seekers who arrive by boat for processing.
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Police also said they had made a fresh arrest on Tuesday, detaining a 33-year-old man in Barking, east London (BRITAIN-SECURITY/IDENTITY (PIX), moved at 7 a.m.
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That's because of the way that court ruling, made by Judge Dana Sabraw in June 2018, interacts with a 2015 ruling that prevents the government from detaining families indefinitely.
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The vast majority of U.S. personnel responsible for detaining and questioning terrorists served with honor to prevent another attack such as the one we suffered on September 11, 2001.
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While the agency has a policy against immigration enforcement at hospitals, detaining Hernandez did not violate that because the enforcement happened at the checkpoint, according to spokesperson Roger Pauza.
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In response to growing concerns about detaining women and children, Homeland Security appointed a committee of independent experts to advise them on family detention and help reform its practices.
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In the wake of the failed takeover, the government has conducted massive arrest campaigns, detaining thousands of individuals from the military, schools and universities, health services and the media.
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MBS, as the 220-year-old heir to the throne is widely known, has not just been detaining people — he's also been seizing billions of dollars of their money.
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On June 12th the police broke up a peaceful rally against their tactics, detaining hundreds of protesters including some of the journalists who helped to get Mr Golunov freed.
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Successive Australian governments have defended the policy of detaining refugees offshore as humanitarian, to deter people smugglers from making the treacherous journey and to stop people drowning at sea.
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We already know Trump isn't afraid to pardon someone, even if that person is an incredibly controversial figure who allegedly bragged about detaining undocumented immigrants at a concentration camp.
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Gary Locke, a former US ambassador to China, told CNN in April that North Korea was detaining Americans to gain "bargaining chips" as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang rise.
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But in a recent policy change, ICE is detaining and arresting undocumented immigrants who want to sponsor kids, a potentially major shift because many would-be sponsors are undocumented.
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SWAT teams raided 13 different buildings in Neukölln, detaining a total of four suspects between the ages of 18 and 20, but no gold coin, the Associated Press reports.
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According to a statement made in November 2016 by Jeh Johnson, the Secretary of Homeland Security, the government is currently detaining 4,400 Haitian people and has sped up deportations.
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Ilya Yashin, a Navalny ally, said on Facebook on Saturday that police had searched his Moscow flat overnight before detaining him and driving him out of the Russian capital.
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The authorities even sabotaged Mr Obama's efforts to meet critics of the party by briefly detaining several campaigners whom the president had invited to his hotel for a chat.
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"We've heard chilling reports of authorities in Chechnya detaining, torturing, and even killing men from the LGBT community over the last several weeks," Representative Engel said in a statement.
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A senior State Department official told The Times any sanctions would likely be modeled on those imposed last year against two Turkish officials for detaining American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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The California-based judge's order mandates that federal officials stop detaining parents apart from their minor children, absent a determination the parent is unfit or the parent declines reunification.
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Sonam, a producer who works with Mr. Tseden, said that security officers had used force in detaining the director but did not think that he was beaten in custody.
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In a press release, the ACLU accuses ICE and the Office of Refugee Resettlement of detaining children and transporting them to detention facilities without notifying their parents or lawyers.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's military has released an editor two days after detaining him over an article about a planned offensive against Islamist militants in the northeast, his newspaper said.
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The sessions include simulations where Border Patrol instructors play out a range of possible real-life scenarios, including stopping armed drug smugglers or detaining people crossing the border illegally.
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Still clad in their camouflage uniforms, the remaining handful of gunmen drove out of the Sunland Park, New Mexico, encampment after two months spent detaining thousands of illegal migrants.
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In emailed responses, spokesman Pablo Paez defended the company's record in detaining immigrants and said it complies with "performance-based standards set by the Federal government" and accreditation guidelines.
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Cameroon has been accused of detaining 1,000 people suspected of supporting Boko Haram, many arrested arbitrarily, in horrific conditions that have caused some to die from disease and malnutrition.
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Police raided the property a week ago in response a report of children living in filth, severe hunger and dangers including a leaky propone tank — detaining all living inhabitants.
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In 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed ordered an anti-corruption drive, detaining hundreds of Saudi royals and businessmen in the Ritz Carlton hotel and confiscating large portions of their finances.
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In addition to police detaining Pokemon trainers, they have also had to protect players from angry people trying to attack them for looking for the creatures in their neighborhood.
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After detaining him, the authorities took control of his account on the chat messaging app Telegram and started reaching out to his contacts, according to Iranian activists living abroad.
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In Denver, the Colorado Rapid Response Network of immigration activists said there were unconfirmed reports of ICE or police detaining three people on Sunday in the Potter Highlands area.
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The big picture: The policy of detaining minors separately from adults at the border has sparked national outrage, with members of both parties urging an end to the practice.
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Since taking office more than three years ago, President Xi Jinping has cracked down on dissent, reining in the media and civil society and detaining dozens of rights activists.
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Since 28, China has been rounding up Uighur Muslims and detaining them without trial in a massive network of internment camps, which currently hold an estimated 225 million people.
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But President Xi Jinping, who came to power in 2013, has presided over a sweeping campaign to quash dissent, detaining hundreds of rights activists and lawyers, with dozens jailed.
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Guards fired warning shots and then opened fire at the vehicle when it refused to stop, before detaining the driver, who appeared to be a minor, the statement said.
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The proposal comes within the context of an administration that is ramping up enforcement — detaining immigrants with no criminal record when they come to regular check-ins, for example.
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Detaining people like Ms. Alqasem also does little to stem a worrying trend among young American Jews, who are increasingly alienated from Israel because of its hard-line policies.
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Elizabeth Warren and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, have called on the government to abolish the agency responsible for detaining and deporting immigrants already in the country.
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Although China's relations with North Korea have soured, China pleases North Korea by detaining any defectors it finds and returning them to almost certain harsh imprisonment, and possible torture.
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Relations between China and Canada turned frosty after the arrest, with China detaining two Canadian citizens and sentencing to death a Canadian man previously found guilty of drug smuggling.
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Any effort to get tough on the United States — such as by detaining American nationals, as it did to Canadians after Ms. Meng was arrested — could scuttle the negotiations.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that Border Patrol agents this week could begin immediately turning back anyone who tries to illegally cross the southern border without detaining them.
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Tuesday saw some of the most combative scenes since Hong Kong's protest movement began several months ago, with protesters detaining people at the airport, including a mainland Chinese journalist.
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Corruption inquiries that stretch far beyond the Olympics have led to the detaining of senior political and business leaders and the downfall of the former Brazilian president, Dilma Rousseff.
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On the same day this week that the Spanish authorities stormed the offices of the Catalan regional government, detaining at least 14 people, a less-noticed raid took place.
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Companies that sell your cellphone location data to marketers are also selling that information to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the government body known for detaining children in cages.
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Russian TV stations also aired footage of FSB agents detaining an individual who later confessed that he was ordered to build "homemade bombs rigged with shrapnel," the AP reported.
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Arpaio was convicted on July 31 of criminal contempt by a judge in Arizona for disobeying a federal order on detaining individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.
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Two memos signed by Mr. Kelly — guidelines for Mr. Trump's promised immigration crackdown — call for aggressively seeking out, detaining and deporting immigrants living without authorization in the United States.
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They just had to include funding provisions in the bill for the creation of detention facilities that are appropriate for detaining "vulnerable populations," which wouldn't just benefit transgender detainees.
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Over the past few years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's operations surveilling, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants have grown larger in scope and bolder in their disregard for human rights.
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TBILISI, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Police in Georgia on Monday started detaining protesters demanding an early election, using tear gas and water cannon against them near the country's parliament building.
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The backlash started bubbling up in 2014, when the Obama administration tried to deter asylum seekers by detaining families and trying to swiftly process their cases before potential deportation.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Ugandan police released three journalists on Friday who were working for the British Broadcasting Corporation, after detaining them overnight on suspicion of illegally possessing government prescription drugs.
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The Homestead center, a private shelter near Miami operated by the for-profit company Caliburn, was criticized in June for detaining migrant children for long periods in poor conditions.
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Two others were accused of stopping vehicles without justification, searching them and detaining people, and, in some instances, improperly taking money and other items from vehicles, the authorities said.
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In 2011, a federal district judge ordered the sheriff to end his practice of stopping and detaining people on no other grounds than suspecting them of being undocumented immigrants.
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Since 2017, the Chinese government has been rounding up Uighur Muslims and detaining them in a massive network of internment camps, which currently hold an estimated 1 million people.
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The biggest proposed elimination is the Department of Justice's $210 million State Criminal Alien Assistance Program, which reimburses state and local law enforcement agencies for costs incurred detaining immigrants.
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Lawmakers, including a handful of Republicans, have spoken out against Trump's order and protesters demonstrated over the weekend in airports where immigration authorities were detaining and questioning new arrivals.
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The problem for Trump, though, is that the military won't actually be able to participate in detaining or deporting any of the migrants the way the president likely wants.
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Mr. Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt in 2017, after he spent years flagrantly ignoring a court order to stop profiling and detaining people he suspected were undocumented immigrants.
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" Beijing has repeatedly justified its surveillance and crackdown in Xinjiang as preventing terrorism, and insisted that detaining Uighurs was "not mistreatment," but "to establish professional training centers, educational centers.
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After reversing course on its policy of separating families at the border Wednesday, the Trump administration officially presented its new plan Thursday: Just go back to detaining families together.
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The election sparked several high-profile local battles, including attempts to remove Peter Dutton, a senior lawmaker who has championed Australia's controversial policy of detaining asylum seekers in offshore centers.
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North Korea has a long history of detaining foreigners and has used jailed Americans in the past to extract high-profile visits from the United States to secure their release.
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Can America's immigration agents, who lately have made a habit of wrongly detaining US citizens who look Latino, be trusted to distinguish between the Hondurans and Guatemalans arriving without documents?
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The researchers found that that everyone — from minority and immigrant communities to legal, Caucasian citizens — trusted police less when local cops were tasked with seeking out and detaining undocumented immigrants.
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The Obama administration actually expanded the system of detaining families – typically mothers and their minor children – after a huge surge of Central Americans along the U.S.-Mexican border in 2014.
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Imagine that: There are a number of people in Texas who are willing to get off of the couch to go protest in favor of detaining vulnerable women and children.
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In these raids, the Afghan strike forces, referred to by one diplomat in the report as "death squads," storm into domestic compounds, questioning, detaining — and sometimes summarily executing — the residents.
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"The deterrence effect of detaining, trying, and convincing journalists who are seen to stray so far into sensitive areas for the state has already been convincingly laid down," Lemahieu said.
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Los Angeles was the first to institute such policies in 1979 when the city's police department forbade officers from detaining people with the objective of finding out their immigration status.
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TMZ published a video Tuesday that showed Crawford engaged with security staff at the bar as he attempted to keep a security officer from detaining a member of his party.
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Bolton found Arpaio guilty in July of disobeying another judge's order that his office stop detaining people based solely on the suspicion that they were unlawfully in the United States.
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The kingdom was the only the country in the world to bar women from driving and for years had garnered negative publicity internationally for detaining women who defied the ban.
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McAleenan blamed immigration laws and court rulings that don't allow the US to quickly deport Central Americans and forbids authorities from detaining families with children for more than 20 days.
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Illinois recently passed even more protective legislation that bars law enforcement from detaining immigrants solely for deportation, said Shiu Ming Cheer, senior staff attorney at the National Immigration Law Center.
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The election sparked several high-profile local battles, including attempts to remove Peter Dutton, a senior lawmaker who has championed Australia's controversial policy of detaining asylum seekers in offshore centres.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unveiled new guidelines Wednesday on how to conduct courthouse arrests, including prohibitions against detaining undocumented family or friends who accompanied a target to court.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Two international rights organizations are criticizing the Dutch government for detaining people convicted or suspected of terror offenses in "inhuman conditions" at two top-security prison units.
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If passed, the measure will repeal the state's sanctuary law and allow local law enforcement to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement in potentially racially profiling and detaining suspected undocumented immigrants.
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It happened because Congress funded ICE to detain about 38,000 immigrants at any given time — and they've been detaining more than 403,000, thus burning through their money faster than budgeted.
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The arrests of Mr Kovrig and Michael Spavor, a Canadian businessman, followed Canada's detaining of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei, at the request of the United States.
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Authorities recently raided a compound in Godwin known as the McCollum Ranch, detaining four people, including the alleged religious sect's leader, 2910-year-old John McCollum, according to multiple reports.
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