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Jetñil-Kijner explained how she grew up in the diaspora and knows what it's like to be separated from land, to be separated from culture.
I admire artists who can't be separated from their sketchbooks.
"Politics should be separated from security and services," he said.
"Trade police cannot be separated from economic policy," Troyjo said.
The tribe's history and culture cannot be separated from it.
"Political power can't be separated from economic power," Reich writes.
Now, she will be separated [from] her family as well.
"They're sad to be separated from their pets," Cox said.
Would they be separated from their family members in Spain?
Are you intending for parents to be separated from children?
She said Ms. James would be separated from other prisoners.
And, look, nobody wants children to be separated from the families.
Are you intending for parents to be separated from their children?
In those cases, children would be separated from their accompanying adults.
Tarawaneh said the "financial squeeze" couldn't be separated from regional instability.
They don't want to be separated from their families for years.
Russia is insisting that opposition forces be separated from the militants.
It cannot be separated from its context and remain the same.
And that can't be separated from his military career. Mm-hmm.
Can and should musicians' work be separated from their personal lives?
PHILADELPHIA — The idea lingers that art can be separated from politics.
The symbolism of her youth can't be separated from its exploitation.
And that can't be separated from his military career. Mm-hmm.
Prosecuted parents, as a result, would be separated from their children.
But neither one mandates that children should be separated from their families.
If I break the law, will I be separated from my family?
He did not want to be separated from his Italian-American girlfriend.
And that child may be separated from you, as required by law.
In particular, gas production is meant to be separated from gas transport.
That's in part because they will again be separated from each other.
Many may even have understood they might be separated from their children.
There is no law mandating that children be separated from their parents.
"We don't want kids to be separated from their parents," he added.
"We don't want kids to be separated from their parents," he said.
Maybe she'll be separated from her baby immediately after birth if so.
But the mainstream can't be separated from the extreme quite so cleanly.
This issue cannot be separated from the history of feminist performance art.
That he might be separated from me, and from his beloved boys.
That can't be separated from the greater market orientation of the economy.
Without the stay of removal, she would be separated from her family indefinitely.
And that child will be separated from you probably as required by law.
INGRAHAM: So do you think that criminals should be separated from their families?
And that cannot be separated from the experience of living in the body.
Their conduct cannot be separated from their sexual orientation or their religious beliefs.
Jacobs' firing can't be separated from the conditions which have WWE freaking out.
They're jealous of competing relationships and unwilling to be separated from one another.
Itashiki would ultimately be separated from her mother, who died in the camps.
ACA repeal must be separated from the reform package or it could fail.
Republicans said the issue should be separated from the other year-end issues.
Monday knows what it's like to be separated from her child while incarcerated.
Nine months is an eternity to be separated from the one you love.
" She added: "Freedom and human dignity cannot be separated from peace and security.
And that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law.
Children should not be separated from their parents, especially on a holiday like this.
Do you think that art can — or even should — be separated from the artist?
Jose didn't choose to be separated from his kids for more than 20 years.
But Republicans have insisted that DACA and immigration should be separated from the budget.
Still, she may not want to be separated from her brood during the holidays.
Kagan said in some cases design elements cannot be separated from a garment's function.
Migrant parents who are referred for criminal prosecution will be separated from their children.
Pumps are essential for working mothers who need to be separated from their infants.
To a large extent, this can be separated from the nuclear and missile discussions.
Those troops would be separated from the military or referred to the disability evaluation system.
My first thought: The body of the Apple Watch can be separated from its band.
If you don&apost want to be separated from your kids, don&apost come here.
His three awards last night cannot be separated from that unwavering faith and work ethic.
Perhaps by the end of the week, the truth will be separated from the fiction.
All that was left was a mist, in which repudiation cannot be separated from guilt.
The ideas of the Conservative Revolutionaries, however, cannot be separated from the rise of Hitler.
"We don't want kids to be separated from their parents," the Wisconsin Republican told reporters.
Jenelle Evans may be separated from her children, but she's keeping them close to her heart.
Is it right when people are seeking asylum for them to be separated from their kids?
Men and women be separated from those who remove the citizens, otherwise, law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
"I'd rather live under a bridge with my son" than be separated from him, she said.
It works on anything that can realistically be separated from the background — pets, toy robots, etc.
"This has to be a little nerve-racking to be separated from the tribe," Cochran says.
We had our Moms, how lucky were we not to be separated from our Mothers' arms?!
This is not the manner with which career public servants should ever be separated from service.
"Economic issues peculiar to capitalism have to be separated from those pervasive in modernity," Gopnik writes.
I worry that my two younger siblings — both U.S. citizens — will be separated from my parents.
Ali's speech could not be separated from his spirit, his tongue from his temple of worship.
She was determined not to be separated from her daughter in West Berlin, Ms. Edler said.
They have been married for 61 years, and he cannot bear to be separated from her.
Neither iteration of "Dynasty" can be separated from its devotion to materialism and the one percent.
It's clear that children shouldn't be separated from their families and kept in cages at borders.
What I'm worried about is how many children are going to be separated from their families.
McNamee suggested Amazon be split into three or four companies and Facebook be separated from Instagram.
The decision to prosecute is the key factor in whether children will be separated from their parents.
I made it clear that I wanted to keep my job but be separated from my harasser.
The fourth and final consequence, higher valuations, cannot be separated from the astounding 61 new unicorns worldwide.
Justices Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy dissented, saying the elements could not be separated from the design.
Many celebrities chose subtle, yet necessarily specific ways to showcase how entertainment cannot be separated from politics.
Violence against black children can't be separated from policing issues that affect black adults and black communities.
All these changes would make it clearer that legal responsibilities to refugees cannot be separated from politics.
Any parents who are prosecuted as a result will be separated from their children in the process.
If people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them.
That policy has caused thousands of migrant children to be separated from their parents at the border.
As a result of the policy, children would be separated from parents who were taken into custody.
The dream of beauty — and its realization in these wondrous paintings — cannot be separated from that nightmare.
He thanked his family and friends for their support while he had to be separated from them.
According to Saudi law, children can be separated from their parents if they are accused of apostasy.
And many marchers said the administration's policies could not be separated from the issues they were protesting.
But it's also what created their family, and now it literally can't be separated from that family.
Art does not live in a bubble, nor can it be separated from ideology, economics or ethics.
At this point, knowing that they may be separated from their children for a short period of time.
Family members like grandparents who are not legal guardians can be separated from children by US border agents.
If she knew she'd be separated from her son, she wouldn't have come to the US, she said.
"We don't want kids to be separated from their parents," House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters last week.
If people don&apost want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them.
Sessions warned that children who cross the border illegally may be separated from their families as a result.
The policy has caused an estimated 85033,000 migrant children to be separated from their parents during criminal proceedings.
Sex-trade predators cause women harms that cannot be separated from prostitution itself, regardless of its legal status.
Reliable methods to assess counter messaging cannot and should not be separated from the counter messaging efforts themselves.
But Henrietta Lacks reminds us that medical research can't be separated from the messy lives that research impacts.
But sadism and psychopathy are characteristics that can be separated from one another, even in seemingly normal people.
"I have repeatedly said that China and the United States cannot be separated from one another," Xi said.
The oil cannot be separated from the fiber, making that material less valuable, and less marketable, to buyers.
She decided against being put in foster care because she didn't want to be separated from her sister.
"I believe politics should be separated from school education, although I know in China it's difficult," she said.
Put aside, for a moment, the notion that economic issues can be separated from identity politics (they cannot).
In fact, I have never imagined I would be exiled from my country and be separated from my people.
Under current law, adults can be separated from their families as soon as criminal proceedings against them are commenced.
And undocumented migrant children will not be separated from their parents when they do make it to US soil.
" Asked if he thinks private lives should be separated from work, the actor replied, "Well, to a certain extent.
In the world created by God of War, sons have to be separated from their mothers to become men.
It was to ensure that, even in the safety of a hospital, you would never be separated from him.
Chats and Stories from your friends will be separated from those that come from brands, publishers, celebrities, and influencers.
This Hiroshima landscape is nature, and I am a part of it and I can't be separated from it.
The owners of Hobby Lobby affirm that their religious beliefs cannot be separated from the ethos of the business.
The gems can be separated from the lava as it explodes through the ocean and breaks into smaller pieces.
"They could be arrested any time, the children could be separated from their parents," Snowden said in the video.
The Gonsalvus girls were well educated, well respected members of court, but doomed to be separated from their parents.
In August, when Reeder's background was disclosed by the DA, Anderson insisted she would be separated from the case.
"If people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them," Sessions said.
Furthermore, individual tax reform can be separated from corporate tax reform, because this will make passage easier and quicker.
Other seeds seemed to be separated from their contemporary relatives by only one reproductive cycle in almost two millenniums.
But perhaps the most agonizing aspect was that she would be separated from her daughters, then 4 and 2.
But in the public sector, unions' political activity cannot be separated from collective bargaining because both concern the government.
Her husband told CNN the family fears she'll deported and his wife worries she'll be separated from her children.
He had a longtime girlfriend, and they wanted kids, but he was scared that he'd be separated from them.
The 39-year-old had an apparent breakdown after he was informed he would be separated from his family.
Dakhil asked for rescued Yazidis to be separated from other fleeing civilians and not be sent to refugee camps.
And that means that any children that they arrive with will be separated from them while they are in custody.
Yet for Kindred's founders, the quest to crack the secret of human cognition can't be separated from our physical bodies.
The official was unable to provide specifics regarding at what age children were allowed to be separated from their parents.
The resolution's concerns about the integrity of the impeachment process can't be separated from Trump's efforts to subvert that process.
So this isn't a thing of the past —and it's not something that can be separated from the past, either.
Though saddened to be separated from his wife and children, Robert maintains a stoic exterior as he liberates his country.
Explaining the raids Asked if children would be separated from their parents, Cuccinelli said that information constituted an operational detail.
Both benches cleared ... and all the players -- including Melo's older brother, LiAngelo -- had to be separated from the other teams.
The state of Arkansas disputed the idea that direct debt should be separated from public bond offerings on financial statements.
Internally, the Walkman's analog circuitry is supposed to be separated from its primarily digital circuitry to reduce noise even further.
The policy has allowed thousands of migrant children to be separated from their parents as the adults are prosecuted separately.
Cyber Command would be separated from the National Security Agency, a spy agency responsible for electronic eavesdropping, the officials said.
Kuchar's caddie, John Wood, stood by his man all day only to be separated from him for the medals ceremony.
Furthermore, the Switch's controls can be separated from the console and used as two separate motion controllers called Joy-Cons.
Can the hallucinogenic trips that psychedelics induce be separated from other interactions the drugs might be having on the brain?
The policy leads children to be separated from their parents as a result of adults having to be prosecuted separately.
They also argue that the key pre-existing condition protections cannot be separated from the mandate and should be invalidated.
The experience of reading these letters, even at their most joyous, cannot be separated from what we know is coming.
Many families told The New York Times they would rather be separated from their children then send them back home.
However, he said historical issues should be separated from bilateral efforts with Japan to safeguard peace on the Korean peninsula.
I'm sure many readers would rather live in a nation in which more of life could be separated from politics.
Maybe the tech wheat will be separated from the wannabe chaff soon enough, and the former will continue to prosper.
Trump's vulgar misogyny and the anti-woman legislation he's working to sign into law can't be separated from one another.
Dr. Jeffrey Mazin and his wife Penny know all too well what it&aposs like to be separated from their son.
For example: The link described as "why whites must be separated from blacks" above directs to an article on laundry sorting.
Cummings also acknowledged it must be painful for Cohen to know he'll soon be separated from his family for three years.
What is key about these groups is that they are talking about things that can be separated from mere online chatter.
"I had no idea that I would be separated from my child for seeking help," Mirian said in her sworn statement.
When Maydi arrived at the border on Saturday, she knew she might be separated from her sons if she crossed illegally.
As part of the recommendations, eBay's "portfolio of Classifieds properties" and online ticket exchange StubHub could be separated from the parent.
Hewitt pressed Sessions on the policy repeatedly, arguing that infants and toddlers in particular should not be separated from their parents.
Sessions says that individuals who violate immigration law will be criminally prosecuted and warns that parents could be separated from children.
When he allows children to be separated from their families at the border, he is trying to send a harsh message.
He would not have come to the United States if he'd known he would be separated from his son, Rodriguez said.
"I feel bad because I don't want to be separated from my family," Maradiaga said in Spanish during the news conference.
But we know that those concerns cannot be separated from concerns for racial justice, for economic justice, for a million things.
TRENTON — New Jersey moved one step closer on Thursday to making it easier for gamblers to be separated from their money.
The C.D.C. recommended then that pregnant women who gave birth be separated from their infants until they were no longer infectious.
Judge Kwan isn't the first judge to be accused of violating the axiom that the judiciary should be separated from politics.
The policy sent parents to federal court, which meant they had to be separated from their children while in federal custody.
So children had to be separated from their parents as they awaited trial as a consequence of the Trump administration's actions.
Liberals, critics charge, say children should not be separated from their parents and yet condone relatively easy divorce and single parenthood.
The president has now said children won't be separated from their parents any longer — no more babies taken from mothers' arms.
Others had fevers so high that they had to be separated from the rest of the travelers aboard the chartered flight.
That is the outline of Kosinski's story, as well as it can be separated from the myths he wove around it.
Maybe I thought there was a chance that he would see how the past could not be separated from the present.
Is it such a far-fetched proposition, that "language can't be separated from the world without separating the world from itself"?
To wit: Whether by choice, chance or — ultimately and unavoidably — death, you will be separated from the person you love most.
The students who have protested in recent weeks say these issues can't be separated from incidents of racism at their schools.
A lawsuit challenging a U.S. immigration policy that allows parents to be separated from their children may proceed, a judge ruled Wednesday.
There is no law in our immigration books that says that children can be separated or should be separated from their parents.
And until those laws change, immigrant children will continue to be separated from their parents, no matter what the President does now.
Jim Slaight, flew so close to the location of the aircraft that their radar signatures couldn't be separated from the unknown object's.
The pups were approximately 5-6 weeks old (too young to be separated from their mom) and suffering from parasites and malnutrition.
That pod, called the K-Mug, is made with polypropylene plastic that can be separated from the lid and filter for recycling.
I had mixed feelings about this -- I was devastated to be separated from her, but I was relieved to finally reach safety.
Fear certainly cannot be separated from this reality; it is instead a fusion of our rational and moral apprehensions about this reality.
"Let's pass a law saying children cannot be separated from their parents, which is the law I'm in favor of," Delaney said.
The issue is whether the mandate can be separated from the rest of the law, which extends far beyond just health insurance.
She grew up without her mother, one of the many reasons she doesn't want to be separated from her own three children.
Amazon Basics makes a six-foot-long lightning cable, so you don't have to be separated from your phone while it charges.
For example, in coffee production, the beans go from the farm to the washing station, then to be separated from the husk.
All responses submitted to PwC's quiz are strictly confidential, meaning the survey data will be separated from the organization and your name.
It was a strange feeling, to belong and not belong, to be separated from your community on the basis of your upbringing.
These are uncomfortable historical facts, but they cannot credibly be separated from the issue of targeting unborn babies with disabilities for termination.
The aerospace divisions are growing more quickly and should be separated from units like the one that makes elevators and air-conditioners.
But campaigners said the attack should not be separated from what they perceive as rising intolerance toward LGBT+ people in the country.
"You will be separated from your party and other members of your group," one of them said, hitting "will" with particular emphasis.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday he supports disclosing the document, but that the memo should be separated from the Mueller probe.
He says that the zero tolerance policy remains in effect, but cases cannot be prosecuted because parents cannot be separated from their children.
They didn&apost know they&aposd be separated from their kids under the policy that criminally prosecuted anyone caught crossing the border illegally.
The material is used to help boost oil output but must be separated from oil before shipment as it can destroy refining equipment.
What does it mean to be a person at a time when the mind can be separated from the body it came with?
He also won't be separated from the general population ... unless he comes down with some serious illness that sends him to the infirmary.
Since we are illegal immigrants and we didn't ask permission to enter the country, our punishment is to be separated from our children.
Then, divide your plants by type and neediness: Succulents and cacti should be separated from tropical plants and other leafy, moisture-loving plants.
Some people could believe in developing abilities of the mind more easily than they could believe children would be separated from their parents.
It said its energy businesses would be separated from the main company either individually or in combination by joint ventures, mergers or listing.
A third company, Corteva Agriscience, will be separated from DowDupont on June 1, at which time DowDupont will change its name to DuPont.
He wants to return to the only house he's known but he doesn't want to be separated from the rest of his family.
The GOP's attempt to push the healthcare bill through the Senate without having hearings can't be separated from the authoritarianism McMullin is referencing.
Sessions said the children are being "properly taken care of," but told Hewitt that the law requires children be separated from their parents.
Last month, the administration began implementing a policy that leads migrant children to be separated from their parents when apprehended at the border.
Gidley defended the policy on Friday, saying that anyone who breaks the law — including Americans — should expect to be separated from their families.
Automating some tasks with machines that didn't need to be separated from human employees helped the company solve that labor issue, he said.
If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law.
Lidia Souza, who said she fled Brazil and is seeking asylum, told reporters it was terrible to be separated from her son, Diogo.
The policy has led thousands of migrant children to be separated from their parents as a result of adults having to be prosecuted.
There may be more on the way; be ready to be separated from out-of-state loved ones for extended periods of time.
Carlos was later transferred to a Border Patrol station in Weslaco, about 23 miles away, where he could be separated from other detainees.
Still, weighing in on these delicate issues, on your own steam, suggests some unexamined entitlement that can hardly be separated from your race.
The assumption behind all of these donations is the same: Women's empowerment is an economic issue, one that can be separated from politics.
As a result, adults who were traveling with children had to be separated from them, because children cannot be held in criminal custody.
"The victory for which you mean to honor us today cannot be separated from the diversity that comprises our team," their letter stated.
While sexism cannot be separated from analysis of Ms. Warren's candidacy, she said, neither could the reality of her performance in New Hampshire.
The bus' front axle appeared to be separated from the vehicle and at least two doors to luggage compartments had been ripped off.
The protesters are demanding that the entire area be protected, arguing that the birthing trees cannot be separated from the landscape around them.
If you're smuggling a child, we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law.
The protesters are demanding that the entire area be protected, arguing that the birthing trees cannot be separated from the landscape around them.
And this is what causes parents to be separated from their children: parents cannot be with their children while in jail awaiting prosecution.
Here, one is that as you mention with that merger, I mean it does give potentially some of the entertainment folks, people who are within 21st Century Fox&aposs entertainment assets that would be separated from Fox News a little bit of maybe potentially freedom to think that they can criticize the news arm that they will be separated from.
Some pet owners can't bear to be separated from their fur children during the day but may not work in a pet-friendly environment.
She knew she might be separated from her husband and her sons, ages 303 and 230, and that they could be held in detention.
"She never wanted to be separated from me, and yet she also hated everything about me," Mack told PEOPLE in a 2015 jailhouse interview.
In truth, the dispute over what exactly happened in 1686 cannot be separated from differences over what took place over the previous seven centuries.
The material is often used to boost oil production but must then be separated from oil before shipment as it can destroy refining equipment.
Ironically, Miley Cyrus is a shining example of the way cultural adornments can be separated from the cultures they define, or that define them.
Those caught unlawfully entering the country are referred for federal prosecution, meaning adults could be separated from their children as they await criminal proceedings.
Bassett, who comes from Tennessee and whose family still lives in Nashville, said it's been difficult to be separated from his wife and son.
That required children to be separated from parents because they are not legally allowed to be kept in detention for more than 20 days.
In response, on June 20, Mr. Trump issued an executive order that said migrant children could no longer be separated from their adult relatives.
Constantin Mutu, a four-month-old baby from Romania, was the youngest child to be separated from his parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
For the most part, Atget pictured Paris without Parisians, but for Evans, the vernacular of a city could not be separated from its inhabitants.
But that "peace" can't be separated from intimidation; progressive groups urged members not to go to the Capitol to avoid violent confrontation with extremists.
Women's health care is not limited to reproductive care, but neither can reproductive health care be separated from the rest of women's health care.
The public's aversion to a possible war with Iran cannot be separated from the country's growing fatigue over the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Wednesday, the panel told a lower court that it must consider whether the individual mandate can be separated from the rest of the law.
They are the ones who take care of the children and the babies who have to be separated from their mothers for this period.
This is because the free movement of EU citizens is one of the EU's 'four freedoms' and cannot be separated from single market membership.
The Trump administration has repeatedly said that migrants presenting legally at the border and asking for asylum would not be separated from their children.
Any Saudi race would likely need to be separated from the other two regional rivals to protect their investment and the uniqueness of the event.
But the reaction to the Weinstein allegations cannot be separated from the lack of enduring reaction to allegations against (and audio recordings of) President Trump.
Amazon Prime Video, which is the first service to be separated from the Prime service, will cost $8.99 per month, according to the company's website.
"If people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them," Sessions said in a radio interview last week.
She argues, convincingly, that the fact of anyone's individual loneliness cannot be separated from the fact of the country they are trying to exist in.
"Accompanied alien minors apprehended at the border must not be separated from their parent or legal guardian while in DHS custody," a bill summary states.
Still, recognizing that "death is different," Gregg required that the sentencing phase of a capital trial be separated from the determination of guilt or innocence.
"If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law," he declared.
That policy has led thousands of children to be separated from their parents at the U.S. southern border in recent months, sparking public outrage nationwide.
"She is asking to never be separated from her mother again," Martin-Godinez says, translating into Spanish what her daughter said in her native Mam.
The policy mandates that any person who crosses into the U.S. without inspection be criminally prosecuted and, for good measure, be separated from her children.
It is time to recognize in their movement a counter-expedition of people refusing to be separated from the world they see as their own.
Suicidal teens could be separated from the control group simply by the type of language they used—and the hopeless way they described their feelings.
The 1999 film, whose concept of dumping people into a closed killing field was later popularized by The Hunter Games, can't be separated from Battlegrounds.
Hong Kong's moral force has also been economically good for China, since the moral force of our free society cannot be separated from its prosperity.
And it does not say whether children will continue to be separated from their parents while the facilities to hold them are located or built.
Government lawyers argued that protections for pre-existing conditions and other medical issues cannot be separated from the individual mandate, and should also be overturned.
In the worst case, legal immigrants who have built lives in this country could be denied permanent legal status and be separated from their families.
Her plight cannot be separated from widespread perceptions of domestic-violence survivors as intrinsically irrational and assumptions that black women are "strong" rather than vulnerable.
Martin Shkreli's gonna be separated from his $2 million Wu-Tang album for at least 7 years ... that's how long he's going away to prison.
And I still can't wrap my head around the idea that married people, or people in serious relationships, couldn't possibly spend a single evening by themselves—or are more deserving of a little extra social cushion, as if once you're in a SeRiOuS rElAtiOnsHiP you mustn't be separated from the person you're dating (who you'll probably be separated from in a few years, statistically speaking, sorry).
If an American were to commit a crime anywhere in the United States, they would go to jail and they would be separated from their family.
Some ICE agents now want to be separated from the immigration detention and deportation proceedings, and want ICE to essentially be dissolved into two distinct agencies.
"If you're smuggling a child, then we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law," Sessions said.
That means any large increase in prosecutions will likely cause parents to be separated from their children while they face charges and do time in jail.
So if you're an avid runner who can't be separated from their email inbox, the M600 might be the fitness-focused smartwatch you've been looking for.
That leaves parents with no choice but to be separated from their kids and sent to jail, where they may wait for weeks for a trial.
Cheshire is chairman-designate of Barclays's UK retail bank, which will be separated from the investment bank in 2019 under rules designed to protect savers' deposits.
The bulk of these songs give the stage to Rustin's beautiful tenor and showcase how his creative endeavors could never be separated from his political work.
"If people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them," he told radio host Hugh Hewitt earlier this week.
"If you're smuggling a child, then we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law," he said.
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Tuesday he has advised Trump administration officials that transgender troops should not be separated from the military.
A bill that passed the Irish Parliament's lower house on Wednesday limits alcohol advertising and requires that alcoholic products be separated from retail areas inside shops.
Rights groups have criticized the new deportation push because many of those designated for deportation will be separated from families who remain in the United States.
Ms. Ortiz said she was interviewed the next day by border officials, and that is when she was told her son would be separated from her.
It maintains the White House's zero tolerance policy — everyone who crosses the border illegally will be prosecuted — but parents will no longer be separated from children.
If they had to be separated from their parents, was Bery's orphanage the most suitable for the care of the girls, or were there other options?
As a Latino, he finds the steel barrier upsetting — "like cutting off a limb," as if the tacos can be separated from their place of origin.
The commander would then make a judgment about the sailor's fitness to perform in related occupations, or recommend that he be separated from the Navy entirely.
The states also said that protections for people with pre-existing conditions should be overturned because they are not able to be separated from the mandate.
The plane did have a plastic-lined enclosure that allowed the 14 people with the virus to be separated from the others, according to the newspaper.
The plane did have a plastic-lined enclosure that allowed the 14 people with the virus to be separated from the others, according to the newspaper.
The administration's policies also violate both domestic and international laws of a child's right to not be separated from his or her parents against their will.
For its target audience, "The Final Year" can't help but have a melancholy feel, any more than it can be separated from the prism of politics.
DHS also provided "inconsistent information," which led some parents to not understand that they would be separated from their children and unable to communicate with them.
And where police and robots are concerned, the debate cannot be separated from the heated discussions about what role we want police to play in society.
"If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions said in May .
So if somehow that's managed to be kind of taken away and it's managed to be separated from that, I think that that will really change things.
The images cannot be separated from their texts; their stories help to create a conceptual map that will shed light on these so misunderstood and forgotten stories.
That's a complicated relationship to confront as a straight participant in Pride — but it's essential to understand and acknowledge that activism can't be separated from the party.
First of all, Donald Trump should be separated from his phone at night, get a good night's sleep and stop tweeting in the middle of the night.
They believed that he could reinstitute widespread deportations and immigration raids, and restore the daily fear upon millions of parents that they'd be separated from their children.
In a Twitter message on Saturday, Trump blamed Democrats for the current law that enables children to be separated from their parents once they cross the border.
Orta and Lane had to be separated from Bowles twice, and Orta later told police that people from his neighborhood got shot for doing what Bowles did.
When Frederick came out of the patient's room, he talked to Jarvis about how medicine cannot be separated from the social context in which it is practiced.
That policy has led thousands of migrant children to be separated from their parents or guardians at the southern border — a practice that has drawn widespread condemnation.
Trump has not changed his demand for border wall money despite multiple declarations from Democrats that such funds should be separated from discussions on a spending bill.
For Celie and for Alice, the children's absence has been an ache that's followed them through life; it was never their choice to be separated from them.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the EU's chief executive, welcomed a "security alliance" with Britain, adding that the issue should be separated from the rest of the Brexit debate.
The immediate legibility of images like those of Evans cannot be separated from the way their dynamism, evocative of ancient painting and sculpture, honors the black body.
Mr. Birch, they said, could not bear to be separated from his favorite things, so he began pricing them as high as possible so they wouldn't sell.
"If you are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions said on Monday.
They also argue that key pre-existing condition protections cannot be separated from the mandate and should be invalidated, while the remainder of the law can stay.
While being held, they would often be separated from their children, leaving thousands of minors to be held in facilities away from their parents and family members.
It is the reason why the idea of a Hollywood golden age still lingers and the concept of the Wild West cannot be separated from Western films.
And we are ensuring that there is greater access to all people who need shelter- including those who don't want to be separated from their animal companions.
This was his lot because he flamed out in Washington, and the way he flamed out in Washington can't be separated from his relationship with Michael Jordan.
These children have to be separated from a parent once the parent is arrested because children can't be put in jail or incarcerated — nor should they be.
Many scholars write about imperial crimes as their object of study — that is, as something sealed in the past that can be separated from the reparations due.
"Every inch of our great motherland's territory cannot be separated from China," he said, drawing loud applause from his audience inside the Great Hall of the People.
Children may sometimes be separated from adults they're traveling with due to safety reasons, according to a Department of Homeland statement to the Times for its report.
In an interview later, Piven argued that Trump's proximity to power demanded a more pragmatic response and that his election could not be separated from the left's fortunes.
But shortly after the gorilla was born she needed to be separated from her mother, who showed great parental instincts but was observed holding the baby gorilla incorrectly.
Martinez was prepared to be separated from his child after paying a smuggler to cross the Rio Grande by boat and getting arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol.
Exeter's MRI results suggest that the process of putting a name to a face can be separated from the process of mentally generating a face from a name.
"We're asking that they at least give him an opportunity to continue his petition here in this country so he won't be separated from his daughters," Chica said.
Children being held at Ursula will be separated from their families and sent to shelter facilities, while their parents will be sent to detention facilities before facing prosecution.
But where we're at now has gone much farther than that to say, our daily privacy of our goings-about simply cannot be separated from our digital lives.
But the most hated provision of the law, the individual mandate, is also part of the universal package, and can't easily be separated from the preexisting conditions provision.
Reports had slowed within an hour, and some users said WhatsApp was working for them again, so you likely won't be separated from the messenger for too long.
" Trump's reasonable actions, in McCain's judgement, deserve to be separated from Trump's "statements and comments [that] fly in the face of everything I've believed in my whole life.
Customs and Border Protection announced on Monday that it would cease referring migrants for prosecution until it received assurances that children would not be separated from their families.
Candidates have also been asked to submit their "dankest Mac meme or Mac-related gif" alongside resumes, just so the wheat can really be separated from the chaff.
I want all the leaders in Europe to hear me: If any one of them agrees to be separated from his son, I agree to do the same.
That the undocumented parents would be separated from their children during prosecution was seen as unfortunate collateral damage by the administration before widespread outcry made them reverse course.
The language of "Look" is a body that cannot be separated from its maker — it is always the best and worst of its speakers' desires, needs and actions.
"If you are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you as required by law," he said at the time.
"If you're smuggling a child, we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.
Pope Francis in a recent interview condemned the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy, which is forcing children to be separated from their families at the southern border.
Pedro reportedly entered the U.S. with his father last July, and was one of the first migrant children to be separated from their parents under the Trump Administration.
But some decor items look out of place in a home space after college, either because they look immature or just can't be separated from their college reputation.
Throughout 1968, American policymakers negotiated with North Korean representatives but never fully accepted the idea that this diplomatic effort could be separated from the larger Cold War struggle.
Under Islamic law, a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim, and Nasr was now considered an apostate, which meant Ebtehal had to be separated from the heretic.
And I would think that you can agree with Reverend Franklin Graham, Laura Ingraham, that there is not a justification for those kids to be separated from their parents.
"It's not about defending Statnett's monopoly, but we believe that you need one company to operate the grid, and grid operations should be separated from power production," he added.
The mother said the pair traveled for 15 days in search of a better life in the United States and never imagined she would be separated from her son.
Another solution would be to sell tickets for well-behaved pets to travel in the cabin, meaning that nervous owners would not be separated from their companions when travelling.
Barclays has named directors for the board of its non-ring-fenced bank, which will be separated from its ring-fenced operation in the first half of next year.
I finally understood what was similar in my situation and the one of those migrants separated from their mothers—as I was going to be separated from mine forever.
" "You may be separated from your children and it is illegal to enter at places that are not ports of entry -- that message needs to get to Central America.
But crime data needs to be separated from the myths and the social, political, and moral narratives that often form around those acts, writes psychology professor Christopher J. Ferguson.
"Every inch of our great motherland's territory cannot be separated from China," President Xi said during a nationalistic speech at the National People's Congress in March, drawing huge applause.
When she no longer has TPS and has to return to Haiti, she will be separated from Terry, who will likely stay in the United States with his father.
London decided that during the decolonization process, the Chagos archipelago would be separated from the rest of Mauritius and incorporated into a separate colony, the British Indian Ocean Territory.
The dramas and love stories of individuals like Saeed and Nadia cannot be separated from these histories, even if, in their own lives, those histories are not necessarily preoccupations.
Norwegian investigators have said in preliminary findings that the crash was caused by a technical fault causing the Super Puma's main rotor blades to be separated from the aircraft.
Yet the leaks cannot be separated from those who made them happen: A foreign intelligence service intervened with significant impact on behalf of one side in an American election.
Peter Fonda's so fired up about the children in detention camps he might have just crossed a dangerous line ... by suggesting Melania Trump should be separated from her child.
Now, you enter into a normal port of entry rather than coming across the border illegally and the chances are you&aposre not going to be separated from your families.
"Our grief so heavy look lak we cain stand it," Lewis said to Hurston when describing what it felt like to be separated from other Africans and sold in Alabama.
Cynthia Bailey may be separated from husband Peter Thomas, but the Real Housewives of Atlanta stars still paid homage on Sunday to what would have been their sixth wedding anniversary.
"If you're smuggling a child, we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law," he said during a speech in May.
Most importantly, I was able to live without the constant terror that I could be deported to a country I did not know, and consequently, be separated from my family.
"It is really hard to stay in jail and be separated from my wife and children," Brunson, wearing a black suit and a white shirt, told the court in Turkish.
"I was going to be separated from my children and my wife, and I would have to go back to Juárez on my own," Joseph told NPR through an interpreter.
A legal settlement limits the detention of children to 20 days, suggesting they would have to be separated from their parents at that time unless the guardians are also freed.
A media room on one side of the living area includes a built-in, wall-mounted television and can be separated from the rest of the space by pocket doors.
This time he said the A.C.A.'s individual mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law — and so all of it, down to Obamacare's minutest detail, must go.
And let's be clear: If an American were to commit a crime anywhere in the United States, they would go to jail and they would be separated from their family.
Do you agree with the Trump administration that children — for example, 4-year-olds or 9-year olds — should be separated from their parents when they cross the border illegally?
Many scholars in different disciplines write about imperial crimes as their object of study — that is, as something sealed in the past that can be separated from the reparations due.
But despite running against Obama's environmental policies, Tennant got blown away, losing every county in a preview of how her party's problems could not be separated from one Democratic president.
They will now be separated from friends and the comforts of there school, and will have to be driven or bused to a school that my be far for them.
"There are a lot of policies out there that basically say you can't be separated from your laptop," said Greeley Koch, executive director at the Association of Corporate Travel Executives.
Number one, don't prosecute people who come into our country illegally, or prosecute them and then under court cases and the law, they have to be separated from their children.
TED CRUZ ANNOUNCES LEGISLATIVE SOLUTION TO KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER AT THE BORDER Under current law, adults can be separated from their families as soon as criminal proceedings against them are commenced.
Some older children waited to turn 18 so they could volunteer to fight for the U.S. to prove their families&apos loyalty despite not wanting to be separated from their parents.
When Jon accuses her of raining fire down on innocent children, the woman who freed countless slaves so babies would never have to be separated from their mothers again just shrugs.
The agents told Rolando he was going to be separated from the boy and deported to Honduras because this was the fourth time he had attempted to enter the United States.
But John Sifton, Asia advocacy director for Human Rights Watch in Washington, contends that rights issues can&apost be separated from the goal of reaching a nuclear deal with North Korea.
Some of the administration's economic advisers have suggested the personal tax reductions be separated from the corporate tax stimulus, with the personal tax code to be addressed at a later time.
Now more than ever, it feels precious to be forced to be separated from all technology too, and each time I sauna'd, I felt my body decompress and my mind destress. 
From there, one is able to submit poop pics with anonymity—all metadata will be separated from the pics, for privacy and HIPAA compliance, before the photos are annotated by scientists.
Therefore, the AMA believes strongly that, in the absence of immediate physical or emotional threats to the child's well-being, migrating children should not be separated from their parents or caregivers.
He was sentenced to 10 days' confinement, a reduction of rank by three grades, and forfeiture of two-thirds of a month's pay, and he will be separated from the Marines.
And, if those worried about hackers knew which traffic was banal and could be separated from the targeted, worrying stuff, maybe they could filter out some of the more benign attacks.
O'Connor ruled that the law's individual mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
They deserve to know that they will not be separated from their families to places they do not know and where, in many cases, they do not even speak the language.
The brief argues that ObamaCare's requirement that everyone in the country purchase health insurance or pay a fine — the individual mandate — is unconstitutional and should be separated from the underlying law.
Moreover, the police had said that he could not take an animal with him, and he did not want to be separated from his dog, a Staffordshire bull terrier named Milly.
He said he had heard that U.S. officials had hardened the rules at the border and that there was a chance he might be separated from his boys and his wife.
And caregivers of children — including close relatives who aren't parents, who are currently liable to be separated from the children they travel with — would be all but barred from getting detained.
Last week Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein of California introduced a bill that would only allow for children to be separated from their parents if the children were being neglected or abused.
Powerful like never before, the two are the driving force behind President Trump's policy that has led thousands of children to be separated from their parents at the nation's southern border.
Kevin and Shanice Inniss lived in a van for a year while they saved up money for a tiny home on wheels, which forced them to be separated from their daughter.
After that, she made it her life's work to be the perfect daughter, with the subconscious hope that if only she were perfect she'd never be separated from her mother again.
Honduras is a lawless nation, it&aposs the Somali of Latin America and mothers know that they&aposre probably going to be separated from their child, it&aposs the baby mother syndrome.
She points to Indigenous-led protests against the Minnesota oil pipeline, Line 3, where the struggle against colonialism and the denigration of Native people can't be separated from the pressing environmental issues.
I recently caught up with the duo to talk about Soviet nostalgia, the relation between architecture and power, and whether monuments like these can ever truly be separated from their political histories.
The focus will be on establishing an integrated transport and logistics company, while its oil and oil-related business will either individually or in combination be separated from the company, Maersk said.
"Here in California, we strongly defend family values because we don't believe a government should separate a mother from her child or any child should be separated from her father," he said.
But by referring immigrants caught illegally crossing for criminal charges, the move means adults coming across the border with children will be separated from those children as they await their criminal proceedings.
But if it can be separated from its legacy, appreciated for what it is and not for what it could have been, it will make a mark spectacularly fitting of its message.
I don't wear them often—mostly because I've got pretty bad eyesight, and I haven't gotten prescription lenses because I just don't want to be separated from my Spectacles for too long.
Last month, like some grotesque iteration of a dystopian family drama, the Trump administration ordered thousands of children to be separated from their parents on the Texas side of the Mexican border.
But for ones flying this flag the most, the push to be separated from rap music has rarely resulted in much more than "Lollipop"-era Wayne-inspired looks and Auto-Tune crooning.
Animal protein foods are the primary dietary source of this nutrient, but if stomach acid levels are low, it cannot be separated from its carrier protein and thus is not well absorbed.
SAULTER Something I think all of Barry's films touch on is that, for a lot of people, and black people specifically, the political is personal and can't be separated from everyday experiences.
Like most people involved in the movement to revive debate, he thinks that what's happening on college campuses can't be separated from what's happening on the campaign trail or during televised debates.
The next stage of the agreement — US-Russia intelligence sharing and cooperation in a campaign against ISIS and JFS — is premised on the idea that JFS targets can be separated from rebel ones.
"If you are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions said at a law enforcement event in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Meanwhile, with Trump ending temporary protected status for Haitians, Salvadorans and Hondurans, an estimated 273,000 American-born children, if they choose to stay in the United States, may be separated from their parents.
The Trump administration introduced a new rule in February that said any service member who can't be deployed outside the United States for more than one continuous year should be separated from service.
"As a father, grandfather, and Christian, I am wholeheartedly opposed to any policy that allows innocent children to be separated from their parents as they enter our country," Manchin said in a statement.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has publicly said that "if you are smuggling a child... that child will be separated from you," claimed this week that he "never really intended" to separate families.
"If he can't get it through international operations, he will be thrown into the general U.S. backlog and have to be separated from his wife for more than a year," Ms. Stock said.
Those who appeared in federal court on a recent Monday in Arizona included a few adults who had made the journey with their children, only to be separated from them at the border.
These local men had to fight until the end of the war, not knowing that the day the war ended was also the day they had to be separated from their families again.
But the conventions of the contemporary press hold that some sorting of that material is necessary for the public's sake—clear facts must be separated from disputable non-facts, especially politically charged opinions.
The Trump administration introduced a new rule last February that said any service member who can't be deployed outside the United States for more than one continuous year should be separated from service.
Although there is no law that requires parents be separated from their children at the border, if parents are jailed, then the children are split from them because they have not committed a crime.
Management and advisers are examining how Power Grids could be separated from the rest of ABB's business, which runs from industrial robots to power transmission equipment, before the Swiss company's board makes a decision.
Late on Monday, China's Taiwan Affairs Office weighed in, saying Lai's comments were "dangerous and presumptuous", which harm peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait and that Taiwan will never be separated from China.
There, they'd be better fed, fattened up, and slathered with butter to look like more appealing livestock; there, they'd also hope to not be separated from their family, though this was often in vain.
Five days later, the young child would be separated from his father for months, with the family's only contact being videos and pictures sent by a social worker to the boy's mother in Honduras.
The refugee crisis limits Germany's room for fiscal manoeuvre but will not force it into budget cuts, Schaeuble said, adding that the crisis was an issue that should be separated from Greece's reform programme.
That guard structure could be separated from the base when in an undepressed position and that it would not make contact with the base even when depressed due to a gasket sitting in between.
The lawsuit further argues that the rest of the ACA cannot be separated from the mandate — essentially a retread of a part of the 2012 case that the high court never needed to settle.
His comments come after Texas federal Judge Reed O'Connor struck down former President Obama's signature health-care law on Friday, arguing that the individual mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law.
More than 2 months later, she's opening up ... saying after the accident she was terrified when she had to be separated from Jared when they were airlifted from the crash scene to the hospital.
"If you're smuggling a child, we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you probably, as required by law," Sessions said on May 7, when the DHS policy was announced.
Mattis said he would establish a panel of experts to determine how to implement Trump's order and that currently serving transgender troops would not be separated from the military while that study is ongoing.
The report comes as the Trump administration grapples with the fallout and widespread condemnation of its "zero tolerance" immigration policy, which is forcing children to be separated from their families at the southern border.
"I have had to be separated from my daughters to accompany him now that I am the only person in his family that can be here in New York with him," Ms. Coronel said.
" According to The Post, when the man, 39-year-old Marco Antonio Muñoz, was told he would be separated from his wife and 3-year-old son, he " 'lost it,' according to one agent.
When he was about to turn 223, Finau planned to enter a public high school, Salt Lake's East High, where he could expect to prosper athletically but would be separated from his older siblings.
"If you are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Mr. Sessions said at a law enforcement conference in Scottsdale, Ariz.
After learning she's essentially become a zombie, the Santa Clarita Diet mom makes a solid attempt to control her impulses to feast on human flesh so as not to be separated from her family.
And the white nationalists, white supremacists, racists and Nazis — to the degree that they can be separated from the others — see him as a tool of vengeance and as an instrument of their defense.
The Trump administration introduced a new rule in February 2018 that said any service member who can't be deployed outside the United States for more than one continuous year should be separated from service.
DACA has changed my life and protected my family: It has allowed me to go back to school, start my career, and feel safe with my family knowing I wouldn't be separated from them.
The Spanish royal taste for nudes can hardly be separated from the Spanish royal taste for Titian, the Venetian painter who innovated the influential, seductive nude Venus-type that the two Philips avidly acquired.
The paper, citing sources familiar with the matter, said that lending to smaller business customers could be separated from that dealing with larger customers from the Mittelstand, Germany's community of small and medium-sized businesses.
Sarandon and the other protesters were at the rally to criticize the Trump administration's immigration policies, which have caused more than 2,000 immigrant children to be separated from their parents at the US–Mexico border.
But the time together was fleeting and by August, Mendoza-Sanchez was in a car with her children on their way to the airport in Mexico City, girding herself to be separated from them again.
Adrien Brody, who won an Oscar for his work with the filmmaker in 2002's The Pianist, offered his take earlier this year on whether a director's personal life can be separated from their art.
While it's true that the government request in the New York case is nowhere near the magnitude of the request in the San Bernardino case, these two cases simply cannot be separated from each other.
Although the mother couldn't be separated from her kittens for six weeks, Zarcilla had to face the heartbreaking possibility that if she was microchipped, he would have to give her back to her original owner.
"Cesar and his animal pack effectively helped Simon to overcome his aggressive behavior toward other animals; as a result, Simon did not have to be separated from his owner or euthanized," according to the statement.
TV. U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor on Friday ruled ObamaCare's individual coverage mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate can't be separated from the rest of the law, the federal statute cannot stand.
CAIRO (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday that he told his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah al-Sisi during a trip to Cairo that stability and security could not be separated from human rights.
The EU has insisted that the "four freedoms" of free movement of workers, goods, services and capital cannot be separated from each other and Britain could not cherry-pick only those that benefit its interests.
As of Tuesday, there was no uniform policy in place for determining at what age children are old enough to be separated from their mothers, said Brian Hastings, an official with Customs and Border Patrol.
Now, art does not always have to be separated from the artist, but in cases like this, with all of the TV favorites, it is okay to separate the artist from the work they created.
Many academy voters have long insisted that art should be separated from the artist — that the Oscars should be about assessing the caliber of work and that concerns about offscreen behavior should be cleaved away.
Health insurance would essentially be separated from employment, as the program would cover a full range of benefits, including inpatient and outpatient hospital care, prescription drugs, mental health and substance abuse treatment, and maternity care.
The information they shared included interviews with fathers, one of whom said that he was told he would only be separated from his son for a few days, but they were apart for two months.
The President blew up at her at a Cabinet meeting last spring because she was hesitant to sign a memo ordering migrant children to be separated from their parents, according to the New York Times.
Health insurance would essentially be separated from employment, as the program would cover a full range of benefits, including inpatient and outpatient hospital care, prescription drugs, mental health and substance abuse treatment and maternity care.
Parents who come with their children might be separated from them — allowing the children to be treated as "unaccompanied minors," who might be able to stay, while the parents are put in conventional immigration detention.
This was another convenient opportunity for Bee to attack the current law that's made headlines recently allowing immigrant kids brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents to be separated from their parents at the border.
Trump believes Nielsen and other DHS officials are resisting directives that parents be separated from their children when families cross illegally into the United States, to deter them from entering, the newspaper said, citing the officials.
British regulators proposed that Openreach, the BT unit that runs the U.K.'s broadband infrastructure, should become a separate company with its own board, but stopped short of saying Openreach should be separated from BT entirely.
Edge displays may be separated from the front side displays or from other edge displays using patterned housing members, printed or painted masks, or by selectively activating and inactivating display pixels associated with the flexible display.
As the additional clip reveals, Cesar and his animal pack effectively helped Simon to overcome his aggressive behavior toward other animals; as a result, Simon did not have to be separated from his owner or euthanized.
"The one thing that really frustrates you in a museum is when you see something really fascinating, you don't want to be separated from it by glass," he told a Q&A panel on May 23rd.
U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor ruled Friday that the health-care law's individual mandate is unconstitutional and said the rest of the law is also unconstitutional because the mandate can't be separated from the law.
Other measures for 2019 were for the weight of the car to be separated from that of the driver in future and for all drivers to wear biometric gloves to increase safety and facilitate medical rescue.
"The consequences of what I had done came to the surface and I learned from being in prison what it's like to be separated from loved ones," he is quoted as saying in the NYPD report.
When Attorney General Jeff Sessions said, "If people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them," I thought about how I begged my father to bring me with him.
In addition to painting a comprehensive (and startlingly intimate) portrait of the Polish artist Stanislav Szukalski, who died in 1987, the film wrestles with questions about whether and how art can be separated from the artist.
That they were treated like "guinea pigs," essentially left with no choice if they wanted to remain at the elite level and enlisted in a scheme where sport could not be separated from Cold War politics.
The letter by Ms. Matari will convince few if any of her detractors that a broad-based distrust of Islam as a religion is wrong and should be separated from a fear of Islamist-inspired terrorism.
The impairment was mostly as a result of a complex regulatory environment in Britain where retail banking must be separated from investment banking activities, the bank said in a statement released to the Spanish stock exchange.
Slave Play's price of admission is that I bear witness, sit with my discomfort, and acknowledge that my whiteness can't be separated from these messy, emotional, deeply complicated truths about slavery and where it's left us.
Her family, from a village near the town of Pattukottai, was following a belief held by some Hindus in India that women are impure during their periods and should be separated from the rest of the family.
Adrien Brody, who has worked with both filmmakers, spoke out about the allegations on Dirty, Sexy, Funny with Jenny McCarthy Monday, and offered his take on whether the director's personal lives can be separated from their art.
What's coming was probably going to be really rough for them — they were probably going to go to detention and be separated from each other, but maybe their kid would grow up and have a better life.
Sure, the scientific process itself is meant to be separated from politics, but it isn't, and can't ever be, given the implications of scientific findings and ways that politics works its way into education and research funding.
Honduras's first lady, Ana García de Hernández, advised Hondurans earlier this month to think hard before trekking to the US, saying that they would be separated from their children if they did make it across the border.
"If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions intoned at a press event at the border before the policy was enacted.
The need for multiple subsidiaries with different licences is due in part to British ring-fencing rules put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, which require depositors' money to be separated from riskier investment banking activities.
Children always bear the brunt of conflict and we call for humane treatment at every stage of the process of the Mosul operation – including screening when boys as young as 14 may be separated from their families.
While he wishes Britain to keep a relation of some sort with the bloc's single market he insisted that the free movement of workers could not be separated from the EU's other freedoms, including that of capital.
"If you're smuggling a child, we're going to prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you probably, as required by law," Sessions said, in what has largely been the speech quoted as unveiling the policy.
Trump touted the judge's ruling, which said the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
But with that authority comes grave responsibility to make sure that such children are humanely sheltered, not be separated from primary caretakers, receive appropriate nutrition, and are expertly screened for possible health conditions requiring urgent medical attention.
It is also deeply personal and reflects what it means to not be able to return to a country you grew up in, to be separated from the family and friends you love because of political circumstances.
Agency officials also gave inconsistent information to migrant parents arriving at the border, so some did not understand that they would be separated from their children, according to the report by the department's Office of Inspector General.
"My worst fear is that I could end up without my legal status and be separated from my children," Maricela said this month at Epiphany Community Health Services, a nonprofit group that helps people find health coverage.
The only difference between Trump and Obama is that Trump is prosecuting illegal immigrants more consistently than Obama did — meaning that more adults are being arrested, which automatically means that children will be separated from their parents.
Breanna Valentine, who left Guyger alone when she was supposed to be separated from the scene and witnesses, and a Dallas police union official who took Guyger out of Valentine's squad car while the investigation was ongoing.
"Also when you have to be separated from your family, it's difficult because it should be a family sport ... Some of the mothers were asking how they'd manage to go there with their young sons," she said.
The lawsuit argues that it's unconstitutional for parents who are in immigration detention to be separated from their children — but not that it's unconstitutional to charge parents with illegal entry and take them into separate criminal court.
Administration officials knew full well that by signing off on a "zero-tolerance" prosecution policy (which was formally rolled out in early May), they were going to cause thousands of parents to be separated from their children.
Duckworth is the first senator to give birth while in office and had argued that she couldn't be separated from her child, whom she needed to breastfeed while she continued to do her job in the Senate.
A purchase of the company by either Disney or Comcast (in a competing bid) will mean that in the next year 20th Century Fox, which produces Modern Family and other TV shows, will be separated from Fox News.
The Trump administration has been slammed by the UN, human-rights groups, and activists for its approach to immigration — particularly a "zero tolerance" policy that led thousands of children to be separated from their families at the border.
The young rapper was successful and his fans have been saying he was attempting to reform his behavior, but that still doesn't excuse what he did, and his music should not be separated from what he has done.
Heavily criticized by U.S. liberals supportive of the Iran deal, it can not be separated from the context of Saudi Arabia feeling abandoned by the U.S. and needing to "act on its own" to project strength toward Iran.
Reid again made his case on Monday that Zika funding should be separated from the Planned Parenthood fight that has stalled a separate bill in the Senate: "The Republicans need to get away from their vendetta," he said.
As long as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is free to operate under the assumption that immigrant detention is ever appropriate, or necessary, children will be separated from their parents, and families will continue to be torn apart.
Stan Veuger, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, said because so many Hispanic families have relatives and friends who are undocumented, the immigration debate simply "can't be separated" from other policy arenas destined to impact Hispanics economically.
When the inmate arrives at the new prison, the staff there, including Special Investigative Services, a group that examines cases of prison misconduct, are supposed to determine whether the inmate needs to be separated from any other prisoners.
But that redistribution could have created other problems: Many refugees already have family in the US, particularly in Texas, and sending them to another state could leave them with little choice but to be separated from their families.
As I see it, she was making concrete poem anagrams from the four words she found herself looking at every day; the poems cannot really be separated from the signboard and movable letters with which they were made.
But reformers in the 19993s and 1930s began promoting the idea that children should not be separated from their families, according to "In the Shadow Of the Poorhouse: A Social History Of Welfare In America" by Michael B. Katz.
The killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is "a terrible tragedy," the chief executive of Russia's $10 billion sovereign wealth fund told CNBC, but added that it should be separated from the Saudi leadership and the kingdom's economic potential.
"They are told that if they misbehave or not do what they are told, they are going to be moved to a place which is worse and they are going to be separated from their parents permanently," she said.
" Brody, who won a Best Actor Oscar in 2003 for his role in "The Pianist," said he thinks an artist's personal life can be separated from their work "to a certain extent" and that "people make mistakes in lives.
"I have met people throughout this campaign, young people with tears running down their cheeks, who are literally worried that they or their parents will be deported tomorrow, that they will be separated from their loved ones," he said.
"The public could hear those new, fabulous toe-tapping tunes anytime they wished: In arcades, theatre lobbies, cafes, ice cream parlors…and anywhere the public could easily be separated from their loose change," said the Morris Museum's Jeremie Ryder.
Fluharty also questions why a mother who was deemed to have a credible fear of persecution and no violent criminal history would be separated from her children by immigration officials for allegedly lying about her citizenship status in 1999.
While Scotland's independence will be back on the agenda, fears are growing that the Irish island could either be divided again with destabilizing consequences once the U.K. leaves the EU, or the northern province will be separated from Britain.
Trump has celebrated the judge's ruling on Friday that the health-care law's individual mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
"My whole thing with that fight was that it was another great white hope," Rapaport said, adding that "the racial undertones to who was rooting for who" could not be separated from the racial divide that exists in America.
Why a Taiwanese woman gave birth on a plane — only to be separated from her child When I went back to Ukraine to renew my visa, I hid my belly from the US consulate officer under a winter jacket.
And the reason for that is clear enough: The DNC decided back in February that, for its first two debates, there would be no "undercard" event in which the bottom-polling candidates would be separated from the top tier.
He alluded to a recent push by his administration that parents be separated from their children when families cross illegally into the United States, but blamed Democrats — many of whom have vehemently opposed the practice — for the new policy.
One persistent issue has been Mr. Trump's belief that Ms. Nielsen and other officials in the department were resisting his direction that parents be separated from their children when families cross illegally into the United States, several officials said.
He likened adults bringing children to the border, who include people fleeing the violent Central American cartels the Trump administration routinely demonizes, to petty criminals: "If you rob a liquor store, you're going to be separated from your kids."
As he tours America addressing conservative groups, Dr Jasser finds them open to persuasion that the political doctrine of Islamism, which in his view can and must be separated from the spiritual teaching of Islam, is their real foe.
"I haven't seen a case in which a family member who is really still dependent on the parent and whose cases overlap so entirely be separated from the family unit and not permitted to make her case," she said.
It is actually common when people break the law that they might be separated from their children, and the children who were separated were not jailed but put in you know facilities run by the Health and Human Services agency.
And in reality, the soulless corporations can't really be separated from the starry-eyed idealists, who themselves work for the corporations as both engineers and executives—thus generating the hypocrisies that Oracle is eager to point out in this trial.
Ultimately, Spacey's statement serves as a reminder that the politics of coming out can't be separated from questions of class, race, gender, or even nation, and even those who may share a particular marginalized identity have different relationships to power.
In one photo from the series, which Beckham posted to Instagram on Saturday, the singer is clutching her left leg in a flamingo-esque pose, but her right leg, which is straight, appears to be separated from her torso. Yikes.
Six weeks after Jeff Sessions warned that immigrant parents would be separated from their children if they cross into the US illegally because of the Trump administration's new "zero tolerance" policy, the attorney general contended that was never what officials intended.
"In accordance with the law of armed conflict ... we will strike them if we are able to do so," he said, adding that direct strikes on the convoy would only take place if the militants could be separated from civilians.
"Claudio was the one that said it should be separated from the wall," Kim says, explaining that her sinks used to be flush against a wall in her bathroom instead of on an island in the middle of the space.
"Donald Trump should be separated from his phone at night, get a full nights sleep and stop tweeting in the middle of the night... he is the poster child of sleep deprivation," Huffington told CNBC in Davos, Switzerland on Tuesday.
Add to this the possibility that drivers could be separated from their homes, spouses, children and livelihoods if they give the wrong answer to an officer's question about immigration status, and it's evident how quickly things can go awry, Wilkison said.
Gituku said they were discussing the report with telecoms operators and asked the public to ignore the recent reports in local newspapers that the draft findings recommended that Safaricom's mobile money payment M-Pesa be separated from its Safaricom's telecoms business.
"Foster saying we cannot be separated from the United Kingdom is a reiteration of their position since the referendum and the single most import feature in the whole Brexit negotiation," Mizuho's head of FX hedge fund sales Neil Jones said.
Earlier this week, a US official with Customs and Border Protection would not address the circumstances of individual cases but said there were only a few reasons why children younger than 4 might be separated from adults at the border.
Former CIA Director Michael Hayden on Monday said he sees a "commonality" between Nazi Germany's separation of children at concentration camps and the Trump administration policy that is forcing children to be separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
"I know how traumatic it would be for me to be separated from my kids, and when I was a kid, to have been separated from my family, particularly if no one taking me away spoke my language," Woods said.
They didn't know that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had announced, the day before, that all adults crossing the border illegally would be charged with federal crimes -- a zero tolerance policy that would force parents to be separated from their children.
Child immigrants: The bill would allow children who are caught crossing the border illegally with their parents to remain in detention longer, which would mean they would not be forced to be separated from their parents while in immigrant detention centers.
Those who are young or have no underlying disease should be separated from those who are older or have an underlying disease, and this latter group must be tested and given a chest x-ray as a matter of course.
"I am fasting because if my deportation is final and they send me back to Mexico, I will be separated from my kids, from my family, my community, my home -- they are throwing me out, sentencing me to death," he said.
In June 2018, the New York Times reported that fewer immigrants were reporting domestic abuse, providing as an example the story of an undocumented woman who feared that if she called the police, she would be separated from her children.
Trevino feared the children would be separated from their mother by either being deported or sent back to Mexico alone because the Mexican government had agreed to only take back immigrants with future court dates scheduled, which Lissette no longer had.
The Danish government said it would continue to be possible to use recycled paper and paper for food packaging, but said PFAS compounds must be separated from the food with a barrier which ensures that they don't migrate into the food.
Bruno Bettelheim, in his influential book "The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the Birth of the Self" (1967), famously blamed the disorder on emotionally frigid "refrigerator mothers," and doctors recommended that children with autism be separated from their mothers and institutionalized.
"Speaker Paul Ryan and House Republicans cannot be separated from Donald Trump right now, and House Republicans know that," Lujan said in an interview in between meetings and fundraisers for a more than a dozen top-tier Democratic recruits visiting Washington recently.
Though the number of "mishandled" bags—an industry term meaning lost or misplaced—is at an all-time low, six out of every 1,000 passengers can expect to be separated from their luggage for longer than they expected, or possibly even forever.
During a press conference, Walsh read out a letter from a 7-year-old saying that he was afraid he would be separated from his mom, and thanking the mayor for protecting his city "from the bad man," and making him feel safe.
" She said it's important to be "concerned about every death that happens because ... we live in an imperfect world and that is very sad, but it is not a justification for having more children die in custody or be separated from their families.
The new version follows its source material's lead by acknowledging the obvious: that the Nazi state and the navy were tightly interwoven, that the work done by the U-boat captains could not be separated from the atrocities being committed on land.
CNN reported in May that the Trump administration had decided to refer anyone found crossing into the US illegally for federal prosecution, meaning that adults coming across the border with children will be separated from them as the parents await their criminal proceedings.
"Meghan and Harry have spent the last two Christmases with Harry's side of the family, and while I'm sure it's been wonderful, it's also meant that Meghan has had to be separated from her family for the past two holiday seasons," she said.
U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, ruled Friday that ObamaCare's individual mandate is unconstitutional and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
Timothy Jost, a health law expert and emeritus professor at Washington and Lee University School of Law in Virginia, said it was "silly" and "irresponsible" for O'Connor to find that the individual mandate could not be separated from the rest of the ACA.
" Another prominent evangelical adviser for Trump, Pastor Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Dallas, also defended Trump's migrant family separation policy this summer, telling the Dallas Observer, "Any American who commits a crime is going to be separated from his or her child.
Voting rights groups in both states have noted that the disagreement over voting bills cannot be separated from a broader spread of voting restrictions in the years since the Supreme Court struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in 2013.
The orange rust speckles and yellow water stains on Ms. Ronayne's salvaged steel, like the little air bubbles and shadows in Ms. Carouge's photographs, remind us that art doesn't need to be separated from its context, after all, and neither does art making.
An ICE officer, who told Connors that the three-month-old was "a bit young" to be at the facility, said that the mother could sign papers to allow him to be separated from her and taken to another facility, she said.
The administration is considering immediately giving those asylum seekers the option either to be detained together as a family during immigration proceedings or be separated from their kids, who would go into the care of the Department of Health and Human Services.
Washington (CNN)The Department of Health and Human Services does not have the capacity to care for the thousands of migrant children who could be separated from their families should the Trump administration reinstate the controversial policy, a senior agency official said Tuesday.
Nearly all the families had arrived at ports of entry to seek asylum — in other words, they were entering the US legally, and doing exactly what Trump administration officials said parents should do if they didn't want to be separated from their children.
She couldn't envision taking her American children with her to Mexico, where she "wouldn't be able to give them education, shoes, clothes," and where they would be separated from their friends and lives and ambitions, from the only home they had ever known.
"If you are smuggling a child then we will prosecute you, and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions said, apparently referring to the law that would separate children from a U.S.-citizen parent who is convicted and jailed.
A debate over whether the artist can be separated from the art has gripped Hollywood, the black community and women's groups, while some civil rights leaders have suggested the media was dredging up the rape case to discredit a powerful story about slave resistance.
CD&R operating partner and former SunGard Data Systems Inc chief executive officer Russell Fradin, who was Aon Hewitt's CEO from 2006 to 2011, is playing a key role in drafting a plan on how the unit can be separated from Aon, the sources said.
" Hilton, who's been the subject of paparazzi lust for almost two decades, is quick with an outspoken opinion: "He better help them, because this is not right what they're doing to these children and their families ... No one should be separated from their family.
The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: ABB said it was hanging on to its Power Grids business, rejecting calls from shareholders who have campaigned for the $11.6 billion unit to be separated from the Swiss engineering group.
Many analysts, as well as BT's rivals such as TalkTalk and Sky, had argued that Openreach should be separated from BT and run as an independent company, to give all telecoms providers an equal crack at using its infrastructure to connect to their customers.
While President Barack Obama clearly had a special connection to African-Americans because of what he represented in terms of race, identity and history, Trump seems to have a similar connection with white voters for reasons that can't be separated from race, identity and history.
The Trump administration's zero tolerance policy that has led thousands of migrant children to be separated from their parents has not deterred those trying to enter the U.S. illegally, despite internal Department of Homeland Security documents obtained by CNN showing officials thought it would.
Under one scenario, the migrants could then be handed a choice: Be detained together as a family during long immigration proceedings or be separated from their children, who would enter the care of the Department of Health and Human Services, according to CNN's reporting.
The idea reflects a recognition that no swatch of the Western landscape can be separated from the larger whole, and it may provide one path to pay for conservation of wildlife and working lands — the ranches and adjacent public lands they lease — around Yellowstone.
Fearing a repeat of the Red River Rebellion in Canada in 1869-1870, when métis people revolted and overthrew the local government, the Belgian authorities ordered métis children in Congo to be separated from their families, and from the black population as a whole.
In the case brought by Texas and joined by the Trump administration, which argued the entire law should be thrown out, the panel has told a lower court that it must consider whether the individual mandate can be separated from the rest of the law.
"Hundreds of thousands of young people who have been educated in the United States and have played by the rules their whole lives will be forced to live under the threat that they will be separated from their families, friends, and communities," Gates said.
Opposition to the president based upon gratuitous definitions of treason cannot realistically be separated from opposition to the millions of fellow citizens who voted for him, who in turn see the cry of treason as a self-serving attack on them and their choices.
"The Kushner truth and the Netanyahu truth is that Jerusalem is Israel's capital, no right of return to refugees, settlements are legal, no Palestinian state on 1967 (borders) and Gaza must be separated from the West Bank and this is absolutely unacceptable," Erekat said.
The way we loved Harry Potter while the books were coming out was so good and big and pure, and the fact that some of the younger, nerdier parts of the internet were simultaneously on the rise can't really be separated from each other.
Conversations about growing up and opportunity in American life can never be separated from race, and it's worth noting that — after Moonlight notably carved out territory for coming-of-age stories beyond whiteness and straightness last year — these three films are predominantly, and sometimes troublingly, white.
"The role of the chairman needs to be separated from the CEO and one year to make the transition is enough in my opinion," he said, adding the executive chairman's role should now focus on leading the board and Beaudoin's salary should be benchmarked to industry norms.
In a letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen last month, a group of Homeland Security Investigations special agents asked for their office to be separated from Enforcement and Removal Operations, citing cultural differences in the mission and the workforce between the two principal offices.
With Attorney General Jeff Sessions' announcement on April 29 that all illegal crossers would be prosecuted in federal court for illegal entry or re-entry, the administration essentially ensured that parents would be separated from their children because minors cannot be kept in federal criminal detention facilities.
The ruling, in 2015, said that the settlement applied to accompanied minors as well, but not their parents — meaning the whole family would have to be released or children would have to be separated from their parents within 20 days of the child being in detention.
"Because of Donald Trump's anti-immigrant policies, millions of immigrants across the country live in constant fear that they will face deportation and potentially be separated from their families," Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat of New York, said as she argued in favor of the bill.
When they discover that a curator has decided to deaccession these works and sell them to a museum in Denmark (to make room for dung sculptures and other contemporary pieces, no less!), the trio refuses to be separated from objects they have spent years studying and safeguarding.
The federal enrollment report comes two days after a federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling declaring the individual mandate unconstitutional, but sent the law back to the district court to consider whether the mandate can be separated from the rest of the Affordable Care Act.
Under a binary choice policy, which is highly controversial, migrant parents would be given a choice of whether to voluntarily allow their children to be separated from them, or to waive their child's humanitarian protections so the family can be detained together, indefinitely, in jail-like conditions.
The work can't be separated from its sensationalism, but it's also a challenge to engage critically with art so closely tied to the artist's biography, and, in this case, the incurable illness that left him blind but also serves as the conceptual foundation for his work.
In an 80-page document submitted to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the media giant accused Google of abusing its market dominance in search to benefit its ad business, and it called for its search business to be separated from the rest of the company's business units.
It'd be more accurate to say that Cummings understood something familiar to many black Americans: how to navigate a white world -- how to get along with white Americans as a means of better holding the country to account -- because, often, the personal can't be separated from the work.
The unmistakable affirmation of life, creativity, and personal expression Smith's art conveys cannot be separated from the severity of the circumstances in which, remarkably, it was born — and which, today, Republicans are marching in lockstep with their white-nationalist leader to maintain, starting with the suppression of voting rights.
First off, it can be interpreted as an example of the President becoming involved with an issue pertaining to a family member's personal business dealings, which he promised he wouldn't do (plus, his daughter is supposed to be separated from said business dealings), as New York pointed out.
Last year, in a speech to traditional leaders -- who still hold significant power in rural parts of the country -- South Africa's president Jacob Zuma said teenagers who got pregnant should be separated from their infants and sent to finish their studies at Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was jailed.
"I am transgender," Kibby wrote, explaining how he came out to his chain of command, including his company officer, in 2016 after then-Defense Secretary Ash Carter issued an order announcing that transgender people could not be separated from the military on the basis of their gender identity.
"To be separated from the brilliance of the block chain, [makes even] tulips in [17th] century Holland look almost like a quiet, well-demeanored market, " Gartman said, using a frequently invoked analogy of the boom in tulip prices that sent the Dutch into a frenzy nearly 400 years ago.
Two former senior U.S. officials with knowledge of the plan said that the proposal awaiting Trump's approval would elevate Cyber Command and lead to a 60-day study to determine whether Cyber Command would be separated from the National Security Agency, a spy agency responsible for electronic eavesdropping.
McCain, who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, has welcomed more recent actions by Trump on cybersecurity, including his decision last week to elevate U.S. Cyber Command and initiate a review of whether it should now be separated from the National Security Agency — praise he repeated on Wednesday.
Corbyn and May met for more than hour in parliament and had a "frank and comprehensive exchange of views", the spokesman said, adding that Corbyn did not accept May's suggestion that the Withdrawal Agreement exit deal could be separated from the Political Declaration on the UK-EU future relationship.
"Children must not be separated from their parents unless there is a real threat to the safety of the children or if the parents are involved in serious criminal behavior," said Harris, who otherwise supports Trump's policies, including building a border wall between Mexico and the United States.
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the policy of incarcerating people who crossed into the country illegally, knowing full well it would mean they would be separated from their children, many of whom are under 10 years old, with no clear plan as to when they might be re-united.
Republican lawmakers have been racing to avert a public-relations disaster amid intense backlash to the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which has forced thousands of children to be separated from their parents and held inside chain-link fences at detention centers in Texas, California, New Jersey and other states.
It was that decision that resulted in substantially more families being separated at the border, as the DHS decided to refer even families applying for asylum to federal prosecutors first, meaning that any children would be separated from their parents as they went into criminal proceedings and Justice Department custody.
The president's comments came hours after U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor ruled that the individual mandate declaring that Americans must purchase health insurance or pay a yearly fine is unconstitutional, adding that the rest of the law was by extension unlawful because it could not be separated from the mandate.
As Hannah (Carrie Paff), the coolly elegant boss, and her team understand it, their firm has been hired to create a plan that addresses a hypothetical problem: the spread of a virus whose carriers would need to be separated from the rest of the population and killed to save the uninfected.
On post-Brexit relations with the EU, he said he hopes Britain will keep a relation of some sort with the single market but insisted that free movement of workers could not be separated from the EU's other key rights, including the unobstructed access to capital, services and goods markets.
But even as the president and McAleenan denied that family separations could begin again, aides have said the White House is considering another policy that could do just that, though it would give migrant parents the choice to be separated from their children or be detained indefinitely as a family.
Taken together, these tensions support an argument that has been repeatedly made by residents of various cities and towns where high-profile police shootings have occurred in recent years: that these incidents of police violence do not happen in a vacuum and cannot be separated from other actions of local police departments.
"It is not great for children to be separated from their parents," but "I do not know what the moral right thing to do is in this situation," the Counselor to the Secretary for Human Services Policy, a position in the office of the secretary, conceded in an interview with the inspector general.
Patricia Herrick, the daughter of an 89-year-old woman who died last week in the Seattle-area nursing home that has become ground zero of the U.S. outbreak with at least 25 deaths linked to it, said testing should have started much earlier so the sick could be separated from the well.
The backstop had been very unpopular among Brexiteers and the DUP who did not want Northern Ireland to be separated from the rest of the U.K. As such, Britain proposed new plans that would see Northern Ireland retain elements of EU single market membership but leave the customs union, necessitating customs checks.
In a press conference about the U.S. family-separation policy Tuesday, Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray expressed his concern on behalf of the 25 known Mexican nationals who have been affected by the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, which is causing immigrant children to be separated from their parents at the border.
He's part of the official-looking team who froze our SHIELD heroes in the diner at the end of last season, and as they're wheeled out, one agent notes that someone has been left behind, implying that one of our favorites will be separated from the team in the early part of the season.
You can't oppose Trump's policies and then golf with him on the weekends, as if you could set aside politics for collegiality on the green -- ask refugees currently living in squalor, often in fear of rape, abuse, or death and with no foreseeable way out, if politics can be separated from one's "real" life.
Since the TV premiere of "The Weekly," we've introduced you to college-bound Louisiana students betrayed by their high school principal, a U.S. Marine fighting to take back his online identity from internet scammers and the youngest known child to be separated from his family at the U.S.-Mexico border by the Trump administration.
There was a lot of that from Gamergate and, of course, there were all the hot-button issues from the Trump campaign of building the wall, everything else, that people were being lumped into — people who were voting for Trump who were trying to say they were voting for the more noble reasons, they just couldn't be separated from.
But the US government is referring all those who cross the border illegally, even asylum seekers, for criminal prosecution, which means minor children have to be separated from their parents: Typically, people apprehended crossing into the US are held in immigration detention and sent before an immigration judge to see if they will be deported as unauthorized immigrants.
The DUP, the Northern Irish party on whose parliamentary votes May relies to keep her in power, cast her Brexit negotiation as a betrayal earlier on Friday because it believes it could allow Northern Ireland to be separated from the UK. Varadkar said that while the DUP was important, there were other voices in Northern Ireland.
McALLEN, Texas — The way Maydi initially saw it, she had two options: She could wait at a US port of entry for days to ask for asylum and be vulnerable to criminals waiting to exploit immigrants on the Mexican side of the border, or she could try to cross the border illegally and be separated from her two sons.
The lawsuit states CBP agents coerced her into recanting her fear of staying in Mexico and signing a form withdrawing her application for admission to the US. Abigail Doe and other women in the lawsuit said they were told by agents that if they continued to pursue their asylum claims they would be separated from their children.
Last week, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE proclaimed that asylum seekers would be separated from their children and the Justice Department will prosecute all illegal border crossers.
He criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that led thousands of migrant children to be separated from their families at the southern border.
The Trump administration began implementing its zero-tolerance policy last month, stating that the its goal was to deter future immigrants from attempting to make the journey across Mexico into the U.S. The policy seeks to prosecute those crossing into the U.S. illegally, often leading children to be separated from their parents while they await prosecutorial action.
In the weeks since the Trump administration instituted a zero tolerance policy that seeks to criminally prosecute anyone who crosses the border unlawfully and effectively causes children to be separated from their families, criticism has poured in from advocacy groups, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and a host of political luminaries who are no longer in office.
Earlier this month, the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services issued a report finding that HHS was not warned by DHS that thousands of children would be separated from their families under the zero tolerance policy — even though HHS was the department that would be required to take care of these children.
And it could directly endanger hundreds of thousands of American citizens: The documents include an estimation that ending the protections would mean 218,2400 US citizen children would either be separated from their immigrant parents, or have to return to El Salvador and Honduras, where, the experts warn, they could be recruited by criminal gangs such as MS-2000.
While Game of Thrones has trained us to be paranoid every time one of our beloved characters comes across a group of enemies, the scene is surprisingly humorous, with the soldiers complaining about the tedium of war and how frustrating it is to be separated from their families for months at a time, fighting for people who don't care about them.
According to a summary from the Congressional Research Service, the order also required those minors who would be kept in federal custody be placed in the least restrictive conditions possible and be provided with some basic necessities, like food and water, access to medical treatment, access to running water, and that they be separated from adults to whom they had no relation.
Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE announced that the department had enacted a "zero tolerance" policy for people who cross illegally, and warned that children who are apprehended may be separated from their family.
But it proved to be very unpopular among pro-Brexit supporters and the DUP who did not want Northern Ireland to be separated from the rest of the U.K. Johnson's revised deal — approved by the European bloc last Thursday — meant that Northern Ireland would remain part of the U.K.'s customs territory and be the entry point into the EU's single market.
As she put it in an interview last year, her works are colored by the "vocabulary of flight, borders, what it is to be separated from your family," and the realities of being a peripatetic, dissident "other" in the US. But her work also reflects on the exodus of contemporary refugees, exiles, and migrants from locations where power, resources, territories, and borders are contested.
JAY-Z's work in properly shedding the exoskeleton of his emotionless former self cannot be separated from the musical choices made by his longtime collaborator, heavyweight Chicago producer NO ID. Stevie Wonder's harmonies lay the perfect foundation for "Smile," a track in which Jay pays tribute to his mother who, for the bulk of her life, couldn't live freely as a lesbian but has now finally found love.
"While I support strong enforcement of our nation's borders, I want to make something very clear — I support keeping families together, and strongly believe that children should not be separated from their parents," said the committee's top Republican, Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (Ore.).

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