It's not that they felt it was more important to deport mothers of US citizen children than to deport criminals, or that they didn't understand that the government couldn't literally deport everyone at once.
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Left to their own devices, they're going to deport some of the people the president would prefer not to deport.
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Libertarians Conservatives Nationalists First Choice Wall Limits Deport Second choice Limits Deport Wall Third Choice Deport Wall Limits In this example, if the coalitions hold a vote among all these options, we'll have a three-way tie.
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If they are going to deport them, they isolate them from everyone else so that it is easier to deport them.
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Clinton indicated that she wouldn't deport children, and maybe wouldn't deport anyone at all as long as they haven't violated non-immigration laws.
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Homeland security officials could quickly deport Mexican individuals seeking employment, but, by law, they cannot swiftly deport Central American families or unaccompanied children.
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Besides the border wall and threats to deport Mexicans, Mexico is unhappy about the Trump administration's plan to deport even non-Mexicans to Mexico.
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Trump promises to deport millions of people Trump promises to deport millions of people Donald Trump doubled down on his tough talk on immigration during an interview with CBS' "26.9 Minutes" set to air Sunday night, saying he plans to deport as many as 22013 million undocumented immigrants.
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If you do deport everyone you say you are going to deport, the US will undoubtedly go under, because immigrants like Mexicans are among the hardest workers around.
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Trump Promises to Deport Millions of ImmigrantsPresident-elect Donald Trump this weekend pledged to deport 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants, suggesting he's after those with criminal records.
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Their choices are to deport current immigrants who are deemed threatening (Deport), enact security measures to keep new immigrants out (Wall), or strictly limit new immigrants and refugees (Limits).
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A coalition of libertarians and nationalists prefer Wall to Limits; a coalition of conservatives and nationalists prefer Deport to Wall; a coalition of libertarians and conservatives prefer Limits to Deport.
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So the states in this case agree that President Obama (and the rest of the executive branch) have the latitude to choose whom to deport and whom not to deport.
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" At that point, "local authorities moved to deport him.
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They might recover the ability to deport immigrants who currently benefit from deferred action; they'll almost certainly be able to detain and deport parents of US citizens without many questions from Washington.
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Germany rejected his asylum request, but did not deport him.
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Both Clinton and Sanders said they wouldn't deport immigrant children.
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He also repeatedly promised to deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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INGRAHAM: Well they also deport people like Obama deported people.
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Just how many the United States will deport is unclear.
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Campaign 2016 Donald Trump's going to deport all illegal immigrants.
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He questioned the need to detain and quickly deport Villavicencio.
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Activists distribute leaflets saying, if you leave, they'll deport you.
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The policy boils down to: deport first, hear appeals later.
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Cruz wants to deport them and never let them return.
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Peru's government has asked the United States to deport him.
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He will deport those who have absolutely committed a crime.
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Ford, Home Deport and Starbucks are lower during trading. Disclaimer
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It says they will deport anyone who came after Jan.
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You deport them back to the country they came from.
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Trump has said that he wants to deport immigrant criminals.
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To deport illegal immigrants is to fight the wrong fight.
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But he could order immigration authorities to deport unauthorized immigrants.
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Some also brought up Trump's plan to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Trump as a candidate promised to deport all of them.
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The U.S. government has sought to deport him since 2000.
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Federal immigration authorities have said they want to deport him.
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Basically, it's a "deport first and ask questions later" strategy.
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They're already arresting more immigrants than they can efficiently deport.
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But you can't logistically deport millions of people before 2020.
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If they leave, US immigration agents could instantly deport them.
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Without a judge's approval, ICE will almost certainly deport her.
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He could deport even more undocumented immigrants than Obama did.
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Georgi's classmates were dismayed that Sweden intended to deport him.
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Would they deport him back to Afghanistan instead of Indonesia?
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A disruptive, autocratic president has decided to deport all immigrants.
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It could deport you from the place you call home.
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In 2010, the government began a process to deport Dimaya.
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ARRASAS: Senator, Senator... RUBIO: I'm sorry, but let me finish my... ARRASAS: ... but you went — you went from saying that it was deeply disruptive to deport them immediately to deport them on Day One.
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He is making it clear that he will seek border security, replace catch-and-release with catch-and-deport, institute skills-based (rather than family-based) legal immigration, deport criminal illegals, and end sanctuary cities.
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Clinton and Sanders, competing for Hispanic votes next Tuesday in a state where about one-fourth of the population is Latino, promised to deport only illegal immigrants with criminal records and not to deport children.
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But he recently indicated he would at first deport only criminal undocumented immigrants, after previously pledging to deport all undocumented aliens, while the Muslim ban has softened into "extreme vetting" of immigrants from some countries.
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So promising to deport "criminals" has the virtue of making it sound to the base like you're promising to deport all unauthorized immigrants — while, in practice, just being a continuation of Obama's current deportation policy.
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Judge Andrew Napolitano: Can we actually deport immigrants without a trial?
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Trump, though, is not using the military to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Italy later tried without success to deport him back to Tunisia.
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Robertson called on China not to deport the would-be defectors.
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That was enough for the government to attempt to deport her.
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If provoked or humiliated, the government could deport America's drug warriors.
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The officers threatened to deport the whole group back to Uganda.
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"He doesn't deport 11 million people in his plan," she said.
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In all three cases, the "detain, then deport" system doesn't work.
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She was successful and authorities weren't able to deport the man.
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Deport all undocumented immigrants but bring the "good" ones back legally.
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Deport "criminal illegal immigrants" within one hour of being sworn in.
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Deport all undocumented immigrants in due time, using a deportation force.
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But so far, it has been unwilling to deport those migrants.
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She wouldn't give a blanket commitment that she wouldn't deport children.
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How are you going to pay to deport 11 million people?
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Deciding who to deport is really a question of resource allocation.
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Trump has also vowed to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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Federal immigration officials said they will try to deport Garcia Zarate.
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If we're going to question and deport immigrants, who is safe?
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Whether it's incarcerate them, deport them, or give them low wages.
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"They're going to receive them to deport them," Ms. Andonaegui said.
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Turkey's government insists that it does not deport people without consent.
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But the accomplishment hasn't stopped authorities from moving to deport her.
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Shafik from his home in order to deport him to Egypt.
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"He's going to deport undocumented people," she wrote in an email.
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CSI and Swift have provided charter flights to deport illegal immigrants.
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Plus, he can sneak in through the chimney to deport them.
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Earlier this month Turkey started to deport captives from Islamic State.
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Trump on Clinton: "Maybe they'll be able to deport her" pic.twitter.
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"; we disparage and deport those Appiah calls "the confessors of ambivalence.
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He wants to deport 11 million illegal immigrants, separating families, etcetera.
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These people we were going to deport ended up becoming citizens.
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Border protection agents are still trying to deport people at LAX, attorneys say Border protection agents are still trying to deport people at LAX, attorneys say Customs and Border Protection agents at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) are still trying to deport travelers from blacklisted Muslim-majority countries, despite a federal court order halting the practice, according to immigration lawyers.
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She said asylum applications for newcomers would be processed in centers where decisions can also be made to deport them because it had proved difficult to deport rejected asylum seekers once they had been distributed to towns.
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A second order, also signed Wednesday, began to loosen restrictions on whom immigration agents can apprehend and deport within the United States — allowing immigration agents to adopt a broader definition of "criminal" to deport more people faster.
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It's creating deportable immigrants much faster than it can actually deport them.
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He would not back off his plans to deport all undocumented immigrants.
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" He also said he would "stop illegal immigration, deport all criminal aliens.
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Kazakh authorities ultimately found Sauytbay guilty but did not immediately deport her.
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" (One class, one struggle — against borders!) and "Don't deport our fellow workers.
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African asylum seekers in Israel are protesting a plan to deport them.
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DONALD TRUMP, the populist American president-elect, wants to deport undocumented immigrants.
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And we're going to use it to deport eleven million illegal Mexicans.
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He had, he added, called in the immigration authorities to deport them.
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If elected president, would you deport the parents of U.S. citizen children?
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said there are not enough resources to deport everyone.
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Last month, North Korea said it would deport another detained U.S. citizen.
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If they can deport her for free speech, DACA is officially dead.
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For a moment he feared the government had come to deport him.
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Last year, immigration authorities tried to deport a citizen and Marine veteran.
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Now they are opening cases just because they want to deport people.
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Immigration authorities can deport citizens who have committed crimes of moral turpitude.
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Federal officials contend they have always had the authority to deport them.
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Last month, Peru started to deport groups of Venezuelans with criminal backgrounds.
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The Lebanese woman refused her plea and instead threatened to deport her.
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"This is not the person he said he would deport," she said.
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The therapist said she repeatedly intervened with authorities not to deport him.
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A representative of Oslo police district acknowledged that: 'We deport trafficking victims.
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That, in turn, raises the likelihood that Trump will deport U.S. citizens.
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Trump initially said he would seek to deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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"We're going to deport your father," one of the men told Miguel.
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It took the Obama administration eight years to deport 2.5 million immigrants.
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In June, he gave up and asked a judge to deport them.
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However, you refused two times to say you would not deport children.
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How is he going to deport 11 million people in two years?
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In any case, there are just fewer people for Trump to deport.
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By law Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot detain or deport American citizens.
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I've only had a few people say they wanted to deport me.
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That's why they were snatched — and why ICE wants to deport them.
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Often China will deport foreigners suspected of having committed relatively minor offenses.
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Every past administration has used some discretion in targeting whom to deport.
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And there is relentless pressure from the White House to deport people.
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Typically someone like that, ICE would not actively look to deport him.
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Nicholas Kristof So what if President Trump wants to deport Big Bird?
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Even as the administration reunites families, it's seeking to deport them together.
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Deport criminal aliens, end catch and release, enforce immigration laws & America First.
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He likes to say that he doesn't deport immigrants, the law does.
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But people registering with NSEERS, and giving their information to the government, made it easier to deport someone who then overstayed his visa than it would have been to deport him if he'd refused to register at all.
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Will President-elect Donald Trump deport me, or put me into a camp?
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After her conviction she appealed a court order to voluntarily deport and lost.
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Only 5 percent said the U.S. should spend more to deport unauthorized immigrants.
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ICE will not be able to deport those who have violated immigration laws.
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Its solution: Round the gang members up, lock them up, and deport them.
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So why did Kenya deport them to mainland China rather than to Taiwan?
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Deport illegal immigrants and those who entered Spain legally but committed a crime.
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So you have to pick who to deport, you have to establish priority.
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Legomsky questioned whether Trump would then move to deport all those DACA recipients.
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Last year, immigration authorities tried to deport a U.S. citizen and Marine veteran.
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Costa Rica says it will deport any additional Cubans caught in its territory.
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After a follow-up from Ramos, Clinton promised she would not deport children.
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I think financially it does not make sense to deport 11 million people.
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A plan to deport third-country nationals to Mexico fueled outrage this week.
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Trump is vowing to deport millions of people illegally residing in the country.
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"Trump doesn't deport people," John Kelly used to say as head of DHS.
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He attempted to make it easier to deport people for overstaying student visas.
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Oh yes, and he would deport 11m undocumented migrants, half of them Mexicans.
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Once this process was over, no one could deport me from the Netherlands.
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"Deport them," Arpaio told NPR's "Morning Edition" in an interview airing Thursday morning.
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One method has been to deport those whose asylum claims have been rejected.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump pledged to deport more than 10 million undocumented immigrants.
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The tech world's vampire-in-chief has reportedly been helping ICE deport families.
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Check out Home Deport and Lowe's for the best prices, the site recommends.
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And we don't have the resources or the will to deport them systemically.
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Only 214 percent of young Republicans said they would identify and deport them.
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RAMOS: And that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record?
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But he doesn't think we should ban Muslims or deport millions of immigrants.
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As a candidate, he threatened to deport all roughly 11 million of them.
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The legal system may be overwhelmed by attempts to deport migrants en masse.
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While the situation is quickly evolving, however, ICE is continuing to deport immigrants.
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There are threats of that list being used to target and deport them.
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They could deny most asylum claims and deport the claimants within that time.
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Have you been impacted by the Trump administration's efforts to deport Vietnamese refugees?
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Most New Hampshire Republicans don't want to deport people in the US illegally.
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Say, first Wall versus Limits, and then the winner of that versus Deport.
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Mr. Netanyahu said he had made it his mission to deport the rest.
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In 2008, the government moved to deport 1,200 children of undocumented foreign workers.
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Do that and they will self-deport at no additional cost to taxpayers.
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Every day, ICE is trying to deport people like Jimmy Aldaoud to Iraq.
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It houses a Tamil family whom Australia wants to deport to Sri Lanka.
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It houses a Tamil family whom Australia wants to deport to Sri Lanka.
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"You basically would have [to] self-deport," Sessions said on CNN last fall.
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During that time he pledged to deport more than 10 million undocumented immigrants.
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On the other hand, maybe our leadership plans to just deport them all.
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"It's easier and cheaper for you to deport instead of support," Diamond says.
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So promising to deport "criminals" isn't necessarily much of a change at all.
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They believe he can/will deport them — and NONE of them are Hispanic.
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He said ICE officials have always had the authority to deport the group.
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Now you prove your conservative credentials by saying you want to deport undocumented aliens.
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Emadeldin Elsayed, 23, was not charged, but immigration authorities wanted to deport him. —Slate
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Cindy Garcia, a U.S. citizen, defended the Trump administration's decision to deport her husband.
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Unfortunately, the Dutch then decided to deport the men, though they confiscated their equipment.
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The agency reportedly began steps to deport him once they learned of the incident.
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He sounds a tough note on "Islamic totalitarianism", and promises to deport illegal immigrants.
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Greece is proposing to streamline a lengthy asylum process and deport rejected asylum seekers.
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However, there are now a lot of Paraguayan PCC members that they cannot deport.
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Guandique will soon be released -- to immigration officials, who plan to deport him. 4.
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But under Trump, the policy is increasingly used to detain or deport undocumented minors.
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Clinton claimed Trump said a "few weeks ago" that he wanted to deport everyone.
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Trump vowed during his campaign to deport the nation's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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It was maddening to see the Swedish government deport my peers to this place.
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The Mexican administration has already increased its efforts to deport Central Americans from Mexico.
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If he wants, Sessions can repurpose these courts to deport more people more quickly.
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We need to recognize that we are not going to deport 1,200 million people.
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Martínez marvels at the "logic of an ape" that led U.S. politicians to deport
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump wants to deport a lot of people this weekend.
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Build the wall, deport criminals, triple the number of ICE officers, end birthright citizenship.
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Mr Ramos: And that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record?
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But Sweden is so far finding it hard to round up people to deport.
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Pollsters also found voters have mixed feelings about Trump's vow to deport undocumented immigrants.
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"I wasn't going to wait for Trump to deport us," the wife told CNN.
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I made the heart-wrenching decision to deport myself to be by his side.
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And 32 percent want to deport all undocumented immigrants back to their home country.
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Were a President Trump to deport all illegal immigrants, the economy would suffer greatly.
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Some conservative justices appeared inclined to agree with the government's bid to deport him.
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No matter that the bus couldn't "technically" deport anyone; that's not how trolls work.
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He suggested he would find ways to deport many immigrants with new, expedited procedures.
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All while the immigration court continues to weigh whether or not to deport them.
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Culberson has supported a zero-tolerance immigration policy that would deport all undocumented immigrants.
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Round up the field hands and the busboys and deport them southward, they say.
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But unless you're in a gang, that policy page doesn't promise to deport you.
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Basically, the Trump administration has everything it needs to find and deport the dreamers.
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Workplace raids to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants have jumped since Trump took office.
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Absent that information, it would be much harder, though not impossible, to deport them.
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But the agreement doesn't require Cuba to accept anyone the U.S. wants to deport.
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Israel's bad decision to forcibly deport African migrants has stirred additional, and warranted, indignation.
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Many agents wanted to arrest and deport suspected MS-2120 members under President Obama.
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But it also allows ICE to deport pending U visa applicants at their discretion.
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Germany has announced plans to centralize its counterterrorism systems and deport rejected asylum seekers.
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How can you expel a child that was born here, or deport their mother?
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But the immigration authorities were legally allowed to deport F. H. and her son.
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Farmers in California have expressed deep concern about his efforts to deport undocumented workers.
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If we're not going to deport them, how are we going to integrate them?
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I asked Jonathan what he would say to those who wanted to deport him.
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But his targeting of immigrants reaches beyond spending freely to track and deport them.
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We could arrest and deport those people, or we could turn the other way.
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Trump still hasn't explained how precisely he'd deport 85033 million individuals from this country.
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The president hinted the United States would use the military to deport more immigrants.
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"I don't think you're gonna round up and deport 12 million people," he said.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to immediately deport two million to three million unauthorized immigrants.
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The United States should reverse its decision to deport 1,85033 nonviolent Iraqi Chaldean Catholics.
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Nor are his efforts to cut government health insurance or to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Taiwan's government will not deport those who had made it there, the official said.
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And if they do come, it wants to deport them as quickly as possible.
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And we are frightened that Trump will deport us tomorrow with another executive order.
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In Britain, the government's "deport first, appeal later" policy for foreign prisoners is gaining traction.
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Then we need to deport those who have no right to stay, quickly and visibly.
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The Obama administration has launched a big effort to deport those families to begin 20163.
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"Technically they can deport her at any moment," said Nathan Elmore, one of her attorneys.
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" Amnesty International last week condemned the decision to deport Gula, calling it a "grave injustice.
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It allows America to deport to Guatemala any migrant who passed through Guatemala en route.
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In fact, I'd predict more Americans would prefer to accept the refugees and deport Trump.
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Trump has also vowed to deport some 6.43 million undocumented immigrants who have criminal records.
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But the new guidelines also give immigration officers broad discretion to deport any undocumented immigrant.
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There is a fear that the Trump administration will use this information to deport noncitizens.
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Immigration agents were in the hallway outside, waiting to arrest him and possibly deport him.
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"That could affect my business," he says of Trump's proposal to deport America's undocumented immigrants.
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Failed asylum-seekers are devilishly difficult to deport, as countries like Germany have been learning.
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None of these groups would likely agree willingly to self-deport from their traditional homelands.
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He wants to deport immigrants and I come from a long line of Latin immigrants.
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Germany's government is seeking to make it easier and quicker to deport failed asylum-seekers.
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Or maybe the recent news that the Trump administration wants to deport Vietnam War refugees.
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Will the girls' pregnancy results influence the government's decision to deport or grant them asylum?
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" Others were saying, "We should deport all Muslims who happen to be in this country.
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READ MORE: Palantir's CEO finally admits to helping ICE deport undocumented immigrants Calls to Sen.
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There is some evidence that efforts to deport families leads to fewer people seeking asylum.
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Federal officials contend they have always had the authority to deport them at any time.
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Law enforcement operations to locate, detain, and deport individuals in the US illegally are skyrocketing.
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In June the Trump administration released a new policy that it wouldn't deport DREAMers a.k.
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Maybe it's worth it to make himself that much harder to deport; maybe it isn't.
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The question is, who does the political official in question wish to deport and why?
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Is that also when you can't deport the mother because she's carrying a US citizen?
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The CIC may even take legal action and will almost certainly deport you from Canada.
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I've never been aware of the police looking for me or trying to deport me.
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The unfolding chaos in Turkey presents them with a fresh argument not to deport anyone.
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Mr Trump's plan to deport the 11m undocumented migrants from America is a nativist fantasy.
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Moral obligations So why does India want to deport the Rohingya back to Rakhine State?
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What happens when you deport people who spent their formative years in the United States?
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Trump promised to overhaul U.S. immigration policy and to deport "bad hombres" by the millions.
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It's much easier to deport someone than it is to convict him of a crime.
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Mr. Keller, Texas' lawyer, acknowledged that the president has wide authority over whom to deport.
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On the campaign trail, Trump said he would deport every undocumented immigrant in the country.
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In effect, Mr. Gingrich was proposing to deport all Muslims who consider themselves religious believers.
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The people targeted are not the "bad hombres" Trump promised to deport during his campaign.
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Donald Trump proposes to deport 16 million people, 11 million who are here without documents.
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Trump has repeatedly promised to deport illegal immigrants and better enforce security at U.S. borders.
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They could deport her immediately — if she meets certain criteria, like having been deported before.
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Why it matters: Perez's deportation follows Trump and Sessions' push to deport undocumented criminal offenders.
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Such detainees are held at Northwest to see a judge who will likely deport them.
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Barack Obama has been trying to deport undocumented immigrants who break the law for years.
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Whereas the Border Patrol could easily deport undocumented Mexicans, deporting Central Americans is more challenging.
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Immigration agents didn't track down and deport people who came to the US without papers.
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Current immigration laws allow for several options to deport illegal immigrants through the civil system.
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This summer, Guatemala launched "Operation Governance for Irregular Migration" to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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After convictions for robbery, attempted murder and other crimes, federal authorities sought to deport him.
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Cruz believes Trump never intended to deport undocumented immigrants after he secured the GOP nomination.
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He does not expect agents to go door to door looking for immigrants to deport.
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We elected Trump for one purpose: To deport all illegal aliens, and their illegal families.
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Even when a flight is arranged to deport them, some people simply do not show.
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Several of those hoping to succeed Wilson saw great potential in promising to deport troublemakers.
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"Deport these so-called Americans who preach treason," he told an audience in Kansas City.
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Op-Ed Contributors President Trump's plan to deport millions of people appears to be underway.
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President Trump's plans to deport millions of immigrants can't happen without boots on the ground.
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He was released last March, but an immigration court ruled to deport Joe last October.
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He was released last March, and an immigration court ruled to deport Joe last October.
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"We have the capacity to deport at most 20153,000 rejected applicants a year," he said.
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Those most worried are undocumented immigrants, whom Mr. Trump during the campaign vowed to deport.
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"At the end of the day, your dad wants to deport my dad," he said.
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Romney hurt himself with Hispanic voters in 2012 by suggesting that undocumented workers self-deport.
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That information could be used to identify, arrest and deport immigrants in the state. Gov.
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But Thai immigration officials blocked her from entering the country and threatened to deport her.
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Both essentially agreed not to deport minors, although Clinton was firm about following the law.
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It costs us anywhere from $14,000 to $38,000 to detain and deport a single migrant.
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Trump has vowed to deport millions of people who are in the United States illegally.
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But while Cruz's bill would theoretically keep families together, it would also deport them faster.
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But he said his priority was to deport two million to three million immigrants he characterized as dangerous or as having criminal records, a change from his original position that he would deport all of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country.
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So if you really don't want to be the next deporter in chief, can you promise tonight that you won't deport children and that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record and this time, could I get a yes or no answer?
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Trump has said he would deport millions of illegal immigrants if he wins the White House.
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What would he do if they wanted to deport him and separate him from his family?
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That would mean any agents trying to deport detainees wouldn't technically be violating the federal order.
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He also wants to deport the Dreamers and evict millions of other immigrants from the country.
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ICE said it was considering options to deport families that have gone through their legal proceedings.
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Deportation Trump said during his campaign that he'd create a special force to deport undocumented immigrants.
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And we are beginning to deport people faster, which I think most Americans approve of, Saman.
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ICE wanted to deport 21 Savage on an "aggravated felony" charge — but they just dropped it.
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An immigration officer cannot walk into your office and just deport you for being there illegally.
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Months earlier, an immigration court had ruled to deport him once he became a free man.
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"DEPORT FAKE refugees", read the signs held up by protesters in central Seoul in late October.
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Against terrorism: she would close mosques suspected of radicalism and deport foreigners suspected of jihadist ties.
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If the feds want to deport undocumented immigrants who live in California, it may do so.
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In one case last October, officials had decided to deport an unidentified asylum-seeker and family.
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Nor can they catch and deport people who say they have a legitimate fear of persecution.
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In the real 1950, Congress tried to deport immigrants who were members of the communist party.
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They often threaten to arrest, deport or revoke the driver's licenses of those who don't cooperate.
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Son Donald Trump, Jr. told CNN on August 21 that his father hoped to deport everyone.
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And he left open the possibility that he would seek to deport many more as well.
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So I do believe -- I don't think you're gonna round up and deport 12 million people.
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We deport kids for getting college scholarships, showing up to work, or otherwise contributing to society.
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Only in Alabama did voters prefer to deport these immigrants, by a 50% to 45% split.
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His plan to deport Muslims and his promise to build a wall to keep Mexicans out.
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But the move also signals that Trump still intends to deport as many people as possible.
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"There's absolutely no question the government can't deport somebody to be tortured," Gelernt argued in court.
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He wants to deport 4 million U.S. citizens, children of undocumented immigrants, by repealing birthright citizenship.
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Fifty-four percent of respondents believe Trump will keep his campaign pledge to deport undocumented immigrants.
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The Department of Homeland Security says that NSEERS allowed it to catch and deport suspected terrorists.
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It was not immediately clear whether Indian authorities planned to deport Adeeb back to the Maldives.
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The relentless effort to limit asylum, deport protected migrants and block refugees from entering the country?
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Teresa served her sentence," Cohen, 50, continued, adding that "it seems so extreme to deport him.
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The surge came after Trump pledged to deport millions of undocumented people from the United States.
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It said 12 of them were Syrian nationals and that proceedings were underway to deport them.
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Its copy implied that authorities would use the 2020 census to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants.
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"They say, 'We're going to deport your ass,'" said Melina McGlothen, 17, whose mother is Mexican.
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ICE uses ground transportation, charter and commercial aircraft and officer escorts to detain and deport immigrants.
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Keep them together and if they don't meet asylum requirements deport them as a family unit.
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Twenty-seven percent said the government should deport all illegal immigrants, while by 71 percent disagree.
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Many Democrats and moderate Republicans agree with Trump's stated objective to deport serious criminals here illegally.
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ICYMI: The Indonesian government retracted a threat to deport Leonardo DiCaprio over tweets about the rainforest.
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There are four actions by Trump that could draw out the 44th president: Deport the DREAMers.
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The fourth prison is the Eloy Detention Center, which houses 1,500 immigrants the government may deport.
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Mr. Trump has also stirred emotions by promising to deport two to three million undocumented immigrants.
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But the divide on whether to welcome migrants or deport them has resonated in Mexico, too.
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ICE does not apprehend or deport anyone who gives them a tip on a criminal alien.
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These raids sweep up hardworking people, deport them and leave their families to suffer the consequences.
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But government officials could not deport them because the Castro government refused to take them back.
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Generally, federal judges simply aren't allowed to review or overrule the government's decision to deport somebody.
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India can help by abandoning a merciless plan to deport Rohingya who have taken refuge there.
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It would be cruel, they say, to deport them to a country they don't even remember.
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My client can agree to give up her citizenship if you promise not to deport her.
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An immigration court ruled to deport the Bravo star to his native Italy in October 2018.
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An immigration court ruled to deport the Bravo star to his native Italy in October 2018.
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Even if he or she secretly is plotting to destroy Social Security and deport all puppies.
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He allegedly told the New York Times behind closed doors, he wouldn't deport all undocumented immigrants.
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His lack of Tunisian identity papers meant the German authorities could neither deport nor detain him.
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Palmer and Hoover had assumed that they could deport most of those seized in the raids.
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Liberals might not like this, but we also have to deport migrants who lose their cases.
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ICE says its mission is carrying out the law and that it "must" deport these individuals.
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Now his second year has begun with a concerted push to deport, potentially, millions of people.
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She prayed that the officials who planned to deport him would have a change of heart.
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U.S. authorities tried to deport Morales-Santana after he was convicted of robbery and attempted murder.
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His indiscriminate search for immigrants to deport keeps ICE from focusing on real public safety threats.
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For Trump the rank misogynist, Trump the KKK-flirter, Trump the deport-the-Mexican-rapists candidate?
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A number of other candidates, including Ms. Harris, flatly said they would not deport such migrants.
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But as long as the United States is literally able to deport a murderer, rapist, etc.
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So for the Obama administration, the question has been whom that capacity is used to deport.
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The growth of the unauthorized population pre–Great Recession meant there were more people to deport.
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"They just want to deport him," his stepdaughter Paola told Miami-based paper the New Times.
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But it's extremely likely to succeed in removing the restrictions that made it harder for immigration agents to deport some unauthorized immigrants, and nearly certain to deport more immigrants who have lived in the US for years than Obama has done for the past few years.
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Those comments were echoed on Wednesday by Border Patrol chief Carla Provost, who told Congress that the Trump administration would lose control of the border if it lost the ability to effectively deport single adults, the last demographic CBP says it can reliably deport without delays.
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INA § 2628(a) generally requires detention of up to 28503 days for aliens who are subject to final orders of removal while arrangements are being made to deport them, and they may be detained longer if the agency cannot deport them during the 22020-day period.
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There are too many DACA recipients for the administration to arrest all of them, much less deport them — and because DACA recipients haven't been previously deported or ordered deported, it won't be possible to deport them now without putting them through a yearslong immigration court process.
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How ICE uses its resources to catch and deport immigrants is a matter of executive branch policy.
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And authorities don't need to deport millions of people in order to send a message, Jaddou said.
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He also said early in his campaign that he would deport every undocumented immigrant in the country.
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Less than two years later, Chen was convicted of assault and DHS again tried to deport him.
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"I think it tried to deport the figures in our nativity scene," said one single-star review.
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The US is set to deport witnesses who dispute the Border Patrol's version of a fatal shooting.
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Others chanted "not my president" and waved signs that read "Immigrants Make America Great" and "Deport Trump".
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The decision will limit the Trump administration's efforts to deport people convicted of some kinds of crimes.
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Greek authorities subsequently suspended operations for four days because of confusion over who was eligible to deport.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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The government wants to set up detentions centers and deport those whose asylum requests are being rejected.
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Even if he does not actually deport illegal immigrants, he will foment the divisive politics of race.
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Those would be offset, however, by the impact of his pledge to deport millions of undocumented workers.
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Republicans have been clamoring for tightening U.S. asylum laws in order to more easily deport undocumented immigrants.
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In August, Trump told Meet the Press' Chuck Todd that as president he would deport undocumented immigrants.
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As governor, Kemp said he would "track and deport all criminal illegal aliens" in another campaign spot .
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You deport him, and he comes back, which is why as you know we need a wall.
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"They're going to be deported," Trump said in response to his promise to deport America's undocumented immigrants.
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Trump has promised to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and build a wall along the Mexico-U.
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Read next: Supreme Court case could make it harder for Donald Trump to deport millions of people
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Sanders also made the pledge to not deport children, and put distance between his policy and Obama's.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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"ICE tried to deport a veteran that is Hispanic and who has an American passport," she says.
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Sessions has said a failure to deport aliens convicted of criminal offenses puts whole communities at risk.
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Sessions argued the failure to deport aliens who are convicted of criminal offenses puts communities at risk.
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We don't exclude it, we don't deport it, we don't ban it, we don't wall it off.
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The weekend after the election, Trump reaffirmed his intention to deport upward of 3 million undocumented immigrants.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement tried to deport me that same night, but the community outcry prevented that.
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Chief Justice Roberts noted that the Obama and Trump administrations have said they wouldn't deport DACA participants.
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Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have pledged not to deport children if they win the presidency.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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That is far too large a group to deport, even if it were sensible to do so.
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We wanted to deport her ... now we are trying to find any country that can take her.
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Well, I guess proposing to round up and deport 11 million people counts as a new idea.
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Will Trump terminate the DACA program, arrest the participants, rush them through removal proceedings, and deport them?
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The Department of Homeland Security will request additional funding and broader authority to deport unaccompanied migrant children.
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It's not that Republicans don't want to deport millions of Mexicans and ban Muslims from our shores.
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If you saw someone attack an African-American man and tell him Donald Trump could deport him?
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Israel has sought to deport or deny entry to international activists over their alleged support for BDS.
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Trump's plan to deport millions of illegal of immigrants has been criticized by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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He has promised to deport all undocumented immigrants and build a wall on the border with Mexico.
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Nepal will likely deport the climber for entering the country without visa, immigration official Mohan G.C. said.
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Since 2015, Trump has made promises to ban and deport all Muslim Americans should he be elected.
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"If he intends to deport even 1 million people, that system will freaking collapse under current conditions."
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However, some people worry that it's just a trap so that Trump can deport the Mario brothers.
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A fierce restrictionist, Mr. Miller seems to have rarely met an immigrant he didn't want to deport.
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He could make none of that clear to the officers who came to arrest and deport him.
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"Where are they going to deport our child to?" said Roee, who works as a television journalist.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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Immigration agents have been told to deport anyone they see fit who is living here without documentation.
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The administration now threatens to deport trafficking survivors who are denied T visas, so applications have fallen.
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In October last year, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to Italy after his prison sentence.
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The company said it's morally wrong to deport immigrants who followed U.S. policy and achieved DACA status.
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He has made his call to deport all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. central to the endeavor.
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ICE is an agency whose sole purpose is to surveil, detain, and deport immigrants in this country.
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For now, any action by the government to deport the protected workers can't happen before next year.
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The Trump administration is planning to deport Mexican asylum-seekers to Guatemala, BuzzFeed News reported on Monday.
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Last month, children of undocumented parents stayed up late to ask lawmakers not to deport their parents.
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In that speech, Trump bashed the media repeatedly and promised to deport immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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Just 22019 percent of respondents support Congress passing legislation that would remove or deport so-called Dreamers.
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A refreshing way to live in a country where people want to deport you and your family!
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He also urged Washington to deport Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in the United States.
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"Nobody's going to deport them basically because they have nowhere to go and they're kids," he said.
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The other would have allowed the administration to deport tens of thousands of immigrants without a hearing.
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Even though the state has forgiven my crime, the federal government could still decide to deport me.
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Mr. Trump exploited these fears during his campaign, with his wall and calls to deport illegal arrivals.
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Israel has also turned to both Rwanda and Uganda to accept African migrants it wants to deport.
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That kind of situation aside, however, no action would be taken to detain or deport the dreamers.
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He doesn't know if he wants to deport all of them [illegal immigrants] or some of them?
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They've seen Trump's administration attempt to deport a few DACA recipients who were supposed to be protected.
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Ensuring that other countries take back their citizens when the United States moves to deport those immigrants.
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"I'm not here legally, and I'm scared that they'll arrest me, and then deport me," she said.
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The Trump administration doesn't have the resources to deport 400,000 people the minute they lose their protections.
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The Trump administration is telling 59,000 Haitians, currently living legally in the United States, to self-deport.
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Given that focus, one of the most important immigration moments of the campaign came Wednesday night when Jorge Ramos got both Sanders and Clinton to explicitly promise that they would not deport children, and then, even more broadly, that they would not deport immigrants who had not committed crimes.
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The Trump administration doesn't have the resources to deport 300,000 people the minute they lose their TPS protections.
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The new government, which has vowed to deport them, may instead find it easier to nudge them northward.
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Palomarez said campaign officials told him they won't deport children of undocumented immigrants back to their home countries.
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And the supporters of Trump have already made their opinions of Haley known: Trump should deport Nikki Haley.
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The order threatens to withhold federal funding from cities that hinder efforts to capture and deport undocumented immigrants.
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Trump has also vowed to deport the 11 million people estimated to be living in the US illegally.
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Trump has also said he would deport millions of illegal migrants if he wins the November U.S. election.
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Later in the speech, Cuomo suggested that if Trump wanted to deport immigrants, he should start with Cuomo.
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Immigration agents were in the hallway outside, waiting to arrest the undocumented immigrant afterward and possibly deport him.
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So far, he has not yet begun construction on his border wall or begun to deport undocumented immigrants.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe, 48, to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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The new administration has since shown signs of continuing to detain and deport immigrants much like its predecessors.
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Trump's wish list would make it easier for immigration authorities to quickly deport all minors at the border.
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ONE Mexican whom Donald Trump is unlikely to deport is Joaquín Guzmán, better known as El Chapo (Shorty).
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The New York billionaire has vowed to deport illegal immigrants and build a wall along the Mexican border.
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And I gather Ryan has trouble with Trump's immigration plans to build a wall and deport illegal immigrants.
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Could ICE classify them as threats to public safety and use their actions as reason to deport them?
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No one, besides Donald Trump, believes the nation has the resources, or the will, to deport them all.
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What's more, as Vox's Dara Lind reported, the administration is reuniting families — so they can deport them together.
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He reaffirmed his plans to build his wall and promised he would deport millions of people like me.
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And, Trump, he&aposs not saying anything -- he&aposs not going to deport line backers and free safeties.
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In October 2018, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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She pointed at the Obama administration's efforts to detain and deport immigrant families seeking asylum back in 2014.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport Joe, 48, to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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These staggering numbers alone attest to the necessity that logic and compassion be factors on whom to deport.
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That was done specifically in response to a proposed law to make it easier to deport migrant workers.
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If those countries aren't as you described, Democrats should be happy to deport criminal aliens back to them.
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If Trump is elected, do you think he would try to deport you or your parents to Mexico?
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He could, however, rather easily make life hell for unauthorized immigrants, deport millions of them, and so forth.
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Current position: Deport children benefiting from the DREAM Act, repeal the 113th Amendment to end birthright citizenship. 103.
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Trump has vowed to ramp up U.S. border security and deport undocumented immigrants, particularly those charged with crimes.
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"I don't think the American people expect us to round up and deport 12 million people," he said.
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It comes as President Donald Trump seeks to expand detention capacity in a drive to deport more people.
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He would withhold federal funding from "sanctuary cities" that decline to help the federal government deport illegal immigrants.
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The airline had agreed to deport a man to Nigeria on Saturday – a day after announcing the decision.
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A family from El Salvador came here from the United States, where they feared officials would deport them.
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"It's not a yes or no answer," Rubio said, adding that the U.S. can't deport 12 million people.
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Last week, Trump had said he was "softening" on his plan to deport all 11 million illegal immigrants.
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Roberto decided he would not self-deport because at the time, his wife was pregnant with their daughter.
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"If you become an immigration enforcement officer, you're doing that because you want to deport people," he says.
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The Lyceum's poll reports 22019 percent do not want Trump to deport undocumented immigrants, while 31 percent do.
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"We left because President Trump said he wanted to deport people," one Haitian man, Tiroude, told The Guardian.
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What would you say, or what would you call somebody who was threatening to deport 10 million people?
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Their goals: Close the borders, deport illegal immigrants, pull out of international entanglements and pull up the drawbridge.
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Morales-Santana, was brought by Luis Ramon Morales-Santana, a convicted felon who U.S. authorities tried to deport.
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Sanders was more unequivocal when asked whether he would promise not to deport immigrants without a criminal record.
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Many politicians are calling for new rules to make it easier to deport immigrants thought to be violent.
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In other cases, where migrants hazard the open sea, naval and coast guard vessels intercept and deport them.
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Those talking points ultimately don't matter — a President Trump wouldn't have the resources to deport 11 million people.
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In June, he gave up and asked a judge to reunite him with his daughter and deport them.
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"He wants to deport 11 million people," he told host Stephen Colbert on CBS's "The Late Show" Thursday.
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In October 2018, an immigration court ruled to deport him to his native Italy after his prison sentence.
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It makes it easier for immigration agents to consider unauthorized immigrants as criminals — and easier to deport them.
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It's not clear whether India is in a position to deport its Rohingya population to Myanmar or Bangladesh.
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Yet Trump is threatening to deport her and thousands of Liberians for no reason other than hate. pic.twitter.
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President Donald Trump has sought to restrict immigration and deport people who have entered the United States illegally.
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"Trump is willing to say what most Americans think: It's time to deport these people," Mr. Anglin wrote.
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They believe he will deport criminal aliens and defund sanctuary cities, lower taxes and remove job-killing regulations.
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One challenge facing Judge Marks was deciding whether to deport some of them immediately after they had testified.
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Some fear the government will use MS-13 cases to identify the gang members' relatives and deport them.
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Clinton has said she wouldn't deport immigrants who hadn't committed crimes but hasn't explained how she'd protect them.
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They noted that the agency could not immediately deport "millions of illegal aliens" as President Trump has promised.
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"To deport them back to Algeria is also a financial disaster for them and their families," he said.
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The Greek government also said it would suspend asylum applications for a month and deport anyone arriving illegally.
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It was the goal when ICE established a fake university to trap and then deport over 600 immigrants.
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The next day he told the truth, defending the crowd and attacking the congresswoman they wanted to deport.
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At the same time, the government also prepared to deport 400 children who did not meet these criteria.
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"Pakistan's decision to deport Sharbat Gula is a grave injustice," said Champa Patel, the group's South Asia director.
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If we deport these immigrants the jobs they leave behind will have an economic impact on us all.
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We don't need to deport every person that's in this country [illegally]…That's not a practical, conservative plan.
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Under expedited removals, agents from the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement can deport detained individuals immediately.
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Several of those amendments were authored by Democrats to prohibit the use of funds to deport DACA recipients.
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The administration has threatened to deport parents who send for their children or prosecute them for hiring smugglers.
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"We will try to just deport him soon if he didn't commit any other crime," Mr. Mahfud said.
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Trump said during the campaign he would deport the estimated 11 million immigrants in the United States illegally.
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Ms. Schaper said that these are hardly the Mexican "rapists" whom Mr. Trump has said he will deport.
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Ditto for the threats by President-Elect Donald Trump to deport 11 million immigrants or to register Muslims.
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She was afraid because her boyfriend, a US citizen, had threatened to deport her and keep the children.
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The judge expressed concern about the government suddenly starting to deport people without the court or challengers knowing.
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He tweeted in June that immigration authorities would begin to deport "millions of illegal aliens" without legal status.
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Trump also has been criticized for vowing to deport millions of people living in the United States illegally.
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The lawsuit showed Kambalame would listen in on Lipenga's phone calls, humiliate her and threaten to deport her.
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The president promised to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and to deport criminal undocumented immigrants.
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The Obama administration's No. 22011 priority has been to deport unauthorized immigrants in the US who commit crimes.
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The federal government's capacity to deport unauthorized immigrants on a regular basis is greater than it's ever been.
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Trump won't deport Dreamers for now — but their parents are screwed Trump won't deport Dreamers for now — but their parents are screwed The Trump administration has a new policy on undocumented immigrants: If you're young and protected from deportation by President Obama, you can stay in the U.S. for now.
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Secure Communities was initially touted by the Obama administration as a way to identify and deport "criminal aliens," but as it expanded it became clear that it was also being used to deport immigrants who hadn't done anything more serious than commit a traffic offense (or hadn't done anything at all).
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The lawsuit asked a federal judge to declare he was not an American citizen and deport him to Britain.
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Donald Trump has boasted of his plans to deport undocumented immigrants and build a wall across the southern border.
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The city has been in the Trump administration's crosshairs for refusing to help immigration authorities detain and deport immigrants.
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Algeria also continues to deport migrants from neighboring Niger, with which it has had an expulsion agreement since 2015.
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Right now the US has the capacity to deport about 400,000 immigrants a year — the question is which ones.
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"The main purpose is to tell Donald Trump he can't just deport 11 million undocumented people," Noelle Yasso said.
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Judge Napolitano's Chambers: Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why it would be unconstitutional to deport immigrant families without due process.
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He told the town hall audience it would be "very hard" to deport people who'd been here for decades.
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The protesters held a sign that read, "Deport ICE," an acronym for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Coleman said.
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Donald Trump wants to deport millions of immigrants and erect a wall, funded by Mexico, along the southern border.
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Nonsense, Mr Fitzgerald told his client, "you have been in the United States so long they cannot deport you".
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A judge ruled to deport him to his native Italy, which he's been trying to appeal since leaving prison.
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If an individual's home country carries out the death penalty, it can be more difficult to ultimately deport someone.
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"I understand they will deport him," he said, citing a conversation with Starkey before the journalist's phones were removed.
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But Nielsen said the Department is also seeking new powers to deport undocumented immigrants and also detain them longer.
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As part of his immigration plan, the Republican presidential candidate has said he would deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Even without requesting asylum, it can take years to deport families through the United States' bunged-up immigration courts.
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When Donald Trump won, I felt sad and was scared because he said he was going to deport everyone.
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Trump has threatened to "permanently" close the U.S.-Mexican border if Mexico does not deport those gathered in Tijuana.
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Detention centers are overcrowded, and immigration officials often aren't able to deport immigrants as quickly through expedited removal procedures.
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Last weekend, for example, the government threatened to arrest and deport anyone campaigning for gay rights, the AFP reported.
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He has promised to deport millions of immigrants and ominously suggested that other countries may need the nuclear bomb.
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The office said it decided to deport Hollman after she attempted to enter the country with an expired visa.
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Jorge Ramos made no exception when he asked each candidate to promise they would not deport undocumented immigrant children.
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The nation's two largest cities have sharply limited their cooperation with U.S. immigration authorities seeking to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Muñoz argued it is Trump's lack of priorities about who to deport that is causing chaos in immigrant communities.
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The United Nations has said Venezuelan migrants deserve protection as refugees and has urged states not to deport them.
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He vowed to build a wall along the country's southern border and to deport those in the country illegally.
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Paxton, however, noted that the request doesn't require the administration to roll back anyone's current status or deport them.
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JANUARY 10083 The Department of Homeland Security says it will comply with judicial orders not to deport detained travelers.
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In October, an immigration court ruled to deport him to his native Italy upon the completion of his sentence.
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Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have pledged not to deport children and undocumented immigrants with no criminal record.
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President Obama did deport more people than any president before him and was lambasted by the left for it.
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Often, however, China will deport foreigners suspected of having committed relatively minor offences without going through the whole process.
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He's laid out a very ambitious plan to deport millions of unauthorized immigrants and restrict legal migration as well.
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On Thursday, India's Foreign Ministry said it would ask Britain — where authorities believe he is staying — to deport him.
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Apparently, Trump's alternative if the Flores Settlement can't be modified is to deport undocumented aliens immediately without due process.
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They deserve protection and the due process of law, not the administration's aggressive efforts to deter and deport them.
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Norway is attempting to deport Johnson "as quickly as possible to get him out of the country," Bernsen added.
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Under a national immigration policy called Secure Communities, authorities could deport undocumented people who were arrested for petty crimes.
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Like millions in this country illegally, Mr. Camacho worries about Mr. Trump's call to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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Before announcing the deal, Israel had been moving ahead with plans to deport many of the Africans to Rwanda.
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Trump's desire to deport 2 to 85033 million undocumented people will likely keep the market for private prisons open.
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Republican President Donald Trump promised to deport 2 million to 3 million migrants with criminal records on taking office.
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The official said ICE is still able to enforce the law and deport immigrants who are in that program.
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Presidents have accordingly directed immigration authorities to deport unauthorized immigrants who are dangerous criminals and leave everyone else alone.
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The economy would also struggle to grow if Mr. Trump acted on his pledge to deport 11 million immigrants.
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A clear majority of Trump voters want to "deport illegal immigrants working in the U.S." to their home country.
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The Kurds want to deport international ISIS supporters, but most countries are refusing to take their citizens back again.
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" Trump Monday urged Mexico to deport the group and said he would close the border "permanently if need be.
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Of course, beyond the dollars and cents, Trump's earlier calls to deport the undocumented immigrant population are deeply inhumane.
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"This is opening the eyes of people and hopefully of politicians and helps finally to deport criminals," he said.
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ICE gave Anwana less than a week's notice that they planned to deport him Tuesday, Michigan Public Radio reported.
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But that, they're quick to add, is no excuse for the administration to deport people into potentially dangerous situations.
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He has directed his administration to deport people on the flimsiest of excuses, often separating families in the process.
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Trump has vowed to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants and to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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"There is no mechanism to deport people and that question shouldn't arise now," he said in a telephone interview.
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ICE will often approach undocumented immigrants in their home, workplace or even in court to detain and deport them.
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In 1962, he testified for a Nicaraguan man whom immigration officials had moved to deport because he was gay.
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CAIRO — The United Arab Emirates arrested an Egyptian presidential candidate to deport him to Egypt, his lawyer said Saturday.
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If they don't show, give ICE the resources it needs to go out and arrest and deport the migrants.
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There are hundreds or likely thousands more just like him, and this administration still hopes to deport them all.
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He faces the Sisyphean task of scraping together money and evading law enforcement officers looking to deport undocumented laborers.
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The information can now be used to deport those adults if they attempt to regain custody of their children.
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Most importantly, the Mexican government will deny passage and deport anyone who fails to comply with these strict conditions.
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And can German authorities develop the thick skin it needs to deport hundreds of thousands of rejected asylum claimants?
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The operation came a day after news that the United States will deport some Mexican asylum seekers to Guatemala.
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And the demographics of those crossing are shifting from Central American families to Mexicans, who are easier to deport.
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Read more:The government has spent $1 billion in the last decade to deport 100,000 people on planes per year.
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Would digital fingerprinting shared by local law enforcement departments to find and deport immigrants who commit crimes be effective?
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He also tweeted in June that immigration authorities would begin to deport "millions of illegal aliens" without legal status.
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One mind says, Be suspicious of it, dominate it, deport it, exploit it, enslave it, kill it as needed.
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O'Rourke's plan would also block the federal government from using marijuana-related offenses as grounds to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Merkel's coalition government backed a new law this week to make it easier to deport migrants who commit crimes.
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The goal was to make every aspect of life for illegal immigrants so unbearable that they would deport themselves.
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Immigration is a complex issue but I wouldn't deport a kid who was brought here and only knows America.
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The Trump administration last month released a far-reaching plan to arrest and deport vast numbers of unauthorized immigrants.
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The Greek government also said it would suspend asylum applications for a month and summarily deport migrants entering illegally.
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But the Trump administration now says it can't guarantee that immigration authorities won't use that information to deport them.
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When the police did pay attention to the family, it was to call Mexican immigration agents to deport them.
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The ethical problem of knowing we are getting illegal migrants just well enough for the government to deport them.
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Some 58 percent of teachers reported that some of their students were concerned about proposals to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Dimaya, was a dispute between Justice Department officials and an immigrant from the Philippines they decided to automatically deport.
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On Tuesday, ICE officially started the process of trying to deport him — and stripped him of his DACA protections.
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ICE has received the paperwork, but the Musmannos believe that Ohio ICE agents are going to deport him anyway.
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House Democrats denounced Democratic President Barack Obama's policy at a press conference, urging him to protect, not deport, those immigrants.
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In promising to deport people with criminal records, Immigration and Customs Enforcement continually violates human rights and tears families apart.
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He has threatened to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and has said raids could start after the 4th of July.
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And so each action to deport an immigrant is just as likely to entangle a citizen or legal U.S. resident.
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Once you cross the border with a family unit, a judge says you can&apost be deport people right away.
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Now, with a president-elect who promised to deport the undocumented, the fear of deportation is more real than ever.
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GIGOT: Deport -- (CROSSTALK) MCGURN: They&aposre willing to live with status quo rather move an inch on -- in this direction.
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He says he wants to deport 11 million undocumented people, but he seems to have no problem in hiring them.
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And when you get caught crossing, the Feds detain you, process you and deport you back to your home country.
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Trump made a crackdown on illegal immigrants a centerpiece of his 2016 election campaign, promising to deport every illegal immigrant.
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But DHS is unable to deport all those who are ordered to be removed from the country, given limited resources.
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People locally can protect their neighbors if Trump moves forward on the threat to deport millions and millions of people.
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The far-right party has already promised to deport refugees, and I think that's exactly what it'll try to do.
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In February, he described Pope Francis as "disgraceful", after the pontiff criticised Mr Trump's threat to deport 11m illegal immigrants.
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According to Les Inrockuptibles, the French government used the aircraft in August 2010, this time to deport a Georgian family.
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At least 20,000 have left Israel, and Mr. Netanyahu said he had made it his mission to deport the rest.
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At the same time, Sessions chastised Chicago for not fully working with federal authorities to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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Cruz has vowed to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants as well as build a wall on our southern border.
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This threatens to pull federal funding from cities and counties that fail to help the federal government deport illegal immigrants.
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The predictable result will be that ICE will continue to detain and try to deport more US citizens like Jilmar.
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Thai authorities originally said they would deport 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun back to her family in Kuwait.
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Trump has said he will deport millions of Mexican immigrants and impose a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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" The reporter, stunned, followed up asking, "So are you suggesting that we deport all of the Muslims in the country?
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More than half (55%) say they think the government should try to deport all people living in the country illegally.
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And in Germany the Green Party is stonewalling coalition negotiations over the government's decision to deport Afghan failed asylum-seekers.
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But in 29, the power to deport immigrants simply for being unauthorized wasn't a power the government used very often.
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First, that he would deport undocumented immigrants while preventing new entrants by building a wall on the US-Mexico border.
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"There is no way to deport him to any other country... There is no basis for this," Sliti told Reuters.
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Adam will stand with President Trump to get tough on illegal immigration, ban sanctuary cities and deport criminal illegal aliens.
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Enforcing all immigration laws would require Trump to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants living illegally in the United States.
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Athens has announced plans to deport 10,000 people who do not qualify for asylum by the end of next year.
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Koroteyev, writing on Facebook, said that the court in Strasbourg had stated that the Russian court could not deport Feruz.
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But the President has already been talking about the gang for months, reiterating his promise to arrest and deport them.
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Democratic governors and mayors across the country, however, have already signaled they will resist Trump's efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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To preserve the integrity of its immigration regime, the state must have the right to deport people in this category.
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The measure also seeks to deport — when possible — immigrants already present in the U.S. who are dependent on taxpayer aid.
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The official statement from the Obama administration has been that the priority is to deport undocumented immigrants with criminal records.
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The center-right has vowed to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants if they are able to form a government.
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And Democrats' plans so far aren't addressing the most divisive issues, including whom to deport and whom to let in.
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Such cities' policies says that their local officials will not participate in federal law enforcement efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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This description is sufficiently vague that virtually any justification could be drummed up to deport anyone who doesn't have papers.
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On Wednesday Merkel's coalition government backed a new law to make it easier to deport foreign nationals who commit crimes.
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President Obama on Friday slammed a proposal by Newt Gingrich to "test" American Muslims and deport those who follow Shariah.
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He used quotations around the word privilege and supported the presidential candidate that wants to deport immigrants and ban Muslims.
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The problem for Tesfamariam is that a majority of Israelis seem to support the government push to deport the Africans.
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When he told Reuters about the need to deport economic refugees, he stressed that deportation was "not a nice process".
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The image of 100,000 National Guard troops patrolling residential streets to detain and deport undocumented immigrants is, at best, unsettling.
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His administration also ended a program in which immigration agents worked with the local police to find and deport immigrants.
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Ryan has publicly clashed with Trump over the latter's promise to deport millions of illegal immigrants and end trade deals.
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That being said, I don't think it's reasonable to say you're going to round up and deport 11 million people.
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Lasloom had pleaded with authorities not to deport her back to her family because she feared they would kill her.
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I highly doubt you would have to deport many of those 11 million if you are elected, by the way.
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It wasn't until the new president was inaugurated that they made the law to take away papers and deport people.
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You don't have to think it wise to "deport them all" to find this treatment of the issue cavalier. Mrs.
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Legislation that threatens to jail and deport immigrants regardless of time served and time elapsed continues to tear apart families.
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Still, it's possible we'll see the numbers grow in the future given the Trump administration's vow to deport more people.
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The right could have a more impenetrable barrier at the border because they don't really want to deport hardworking Americans.
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ICE sought to take advantage of that state legal mandate in its effort to apprehend aliens it seeks to deport.
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The American Action Forum estimates costs between $100 and $21625 billion to deport the country's estimated 2900 million undocumented immigrants.
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His chief rival, Donald J. Trump, says he would deport millions of undocumented immigrants and allow the use of torture.
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And if people don't get work here, they're going to self-deport to a place where they can get work.
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As of June 16, via the Department of Homeland Security, President Trump announced that he will not deport DREAMers a.k.a.
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Nothing like how Trump hammered home his intention to build a wall, deport undocumented immigrants, and rip up trade deals.
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Afterward, according to reports from two passersby, his attacker said he should watch out, because Mr. Trump could deport him.
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The divide over whether to welcome migrants and facilitate their passage or apprehend and deport them has resonated in Mexico.
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"Some of them feel like a Trump administration will deport their family members or people they know," Lenear told me.
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Donald Trump called his administration's recent efforts to deport undocumented immigrants from the United States a "military operation" on Thursday.
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The change was part of the Trump administration's broader effort to deport all undocumented immigrants, not just the criminals ones.
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The program, called the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System, or NSEERS, helped the government fine, arrest, and deport Muslims.
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The current administration has erased those guidelines, allowing Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to arrest and deport anyone here illegally.
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And they worried that it perpetuated fear within immigrant communities of ICE's aggressive tactics to deport those who are undocumented.
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Now, reportedly, the federal government has purchased access to that data, and is using it to locate and deport immigrants.
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He mapped out the Nazis' bizarre early plan to deport Jews to Madagascar, and then had even more sinister responsibilities.
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Expedited removal—a policy that enables federal authorities to refuse entry or rapidly deport certain undocumented aliens—is not new.
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This was about the whole image of Sweden—a country dripping with wealth but prepared to deport the most defenseless.
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He has said President Obama's Justice Department flouted the will of Congress by failing to deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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But the solution isn't to deport these children before bothering to find out how much danger they face back home.
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If you deport everyone, you need to be able to replace them to work, consume and provide that economic security.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court considered on Tuesday how broad the government's authority is to deport immigrants who commit serious crimes.
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Reuters' Krishna Das says officials have amped up fears by threatening to deport anyone the government considers an illegal immigrant.
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Their numbers are likely to swell if Mr. Trump follows through on his pledge to deport millions of unauthorized immigrants.
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If someone calls threatening to arrest you, deport you or revoke your license over a tax bill, don't believe it.
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"Minority Deport" is a particularly gutting episode that captures the essence of the show in all its funny, heartbreaking glory.
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Some Muslims fear it's a way for Hindu nationalists to put them in detention or deport them from the country.
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Just as there are several possible outcomes for an immigration case, there are also different ways to deport unauthorized immigrants.
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All the efforts to more aggressively deport and reject undocumented immigrants could be anathema to Democrats and some moderate Republicans.
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" Sanders was more straightforward in his answer, declaring, "No, I will not deport children from the United States of America.
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We sent them the petition he filed, but they just ignored it and keep saying they're going to deport him.
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Trump's promise to deport millions of people won't be easy to keep Trump's promise to deport millions of people won't be easy to keep Last month, when Donald Trump was considered a long shot to win the election, he released a "groundbreaking contract" that outlined his plan for the first 100 days of his presidency.
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He has promised to deport up to 22007,22016 illegal immigrants and has closed Italy's ports to asylum-seekers rescued at sea.
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He pledged to round up and deport the millions of men, women and children who live in this country without documentation.
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"Whenever we get a report of someone fishy, we examine them, and if need be, deport them," he replied by email.
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The Homeland Security Department is considering further directives that could authorize officials to detain and deport certain undocumented immigrants more quickly.
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Now we are not going to able to enforce our borders, we&aposre not going to be able to deport anybody?
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I think they should be offered a quick path to naturalization -- become a citizen....Don't deport them unless they're a criminal.
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President Donald Trump's plans to deport millions of unauthorized workers will leave thousands of employers scrambling to fill newly vacated jobs.
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The Trump administration will probably be able to deport more people more quickly — but it's really not clear how many more.
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Driving millions into the shadows The administration's efforts to deport unauthorized migrants for minor infractions would force these sectors deeper underground.
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Trump has said he will deport millions of undocumented immigrants and build a "big beautiful wall" at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Russia is working with FIFA and authorities in Britain and other countries to identify threats , and threatens to deport anyone unruly.
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He has threatened to punish cities that do not go along with his plans to deport as many people as possible.
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The administration has tried to restrict funding to sanctuary jurisdictions if they refuse to help federal agents detain and deport immigrants.
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And are people like Garcia the type of people whom the President seeks to deport under his tough new immigration policies?
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He says he will merely deport two or three million criminals among them (it is not clear there are so many).
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"But I was just so happy to see my brother because I thought they were going to deport him," Jessica said.
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In California, federal immigration authorities have utilized a state database of suspected gang networks to arrest and deport suspected gang members.
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So even if the objection had merit, it still could not explain the decision to end DACA's promise not to deport.
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The French government has used a number of ways to deport migrants in the past, including commercial flights, trains, and boats.
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The process will allow immigration officers to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants without a hearing in front of an immigration judge.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Cyprus will deport a "radicalized" Austrian man suspected of being a security risk by Interpol, authorities said on Thursday.
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When this administration tries to deport immigrants, when they close down the Statue of Liberty, they are attacking who we are.
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The US immigration enforcement system was designed to swiftly detain and deport migrants who attempted to sneak into the US illegally.
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They are thus easier to deport than the vast majority of the 11m migrants who are in the United States illegally.
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But they simply can't catch and deport children or teenagers arriving alone, because of the 2008 Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act.
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If we deport them to Afghanistan, many could become members of the Taliban, because unfortunately that's the easiest way to survive.
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The Trump administration plans to give immigration officials the authority to quickly deport tens of thousands of immigrants — without due process.
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The French embassy in Vietnam said France regretted the Vietnamese authorities decision to revoke Hoang's Vietnamese nationality and to deport him.
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His solution to stopping crime is to deport undocumented immigrants and beef up border security, stopping the flow of illegal drugs.
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Trump said during a debate with Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in October he would seek to deport major drug dealers.
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"These management deficiencies and unresolved obstacles make it difficult for (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to deport aliens expeditiously," the report said.
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Trump has run a hardline, anti-immigration campaign built on promises to erect a wall and deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Just days after Trump's election, California Democrats began establishing themselves as a bulwark against his pledge to deport some undocumented immigrants.
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Mr Ramos: But again, yes or no, can you promise tonight that you won't deport children, children who are already here?
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He voted for Donald Trump in the November election, and said he agreed with Trump's promises to deport troublesome undocumented immigrants.
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It expects to deport around half of those who seek asylum and is spending about $10 million to expand deportation centers.
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As Trump approaches the 100 day mark, his administration has received yet another blow in its efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Mexico will insist that the United States proves the nationality of any person it wants to deport to Mexico, he said.
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Eskelsen Garcia said the organization's members are reporting children are threatening classmates Trump may deport them or calling them terrorists instead.
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For Britain, the departure of its best bank would be perverse (if only it could deport Royal Bank of Scotland instead).
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Germany has already tightened asylum rules in the past year—making it easier, for example, to deport refugees who commit crimes.
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In an interview aired Sunday, Trump vowed to deport millions — raising questions about where the president-elect will look for them.
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On 60 Minutes last month, President-elect Trump promised to deport 2 to 3 million criminal aliens from the United States.
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And she criticized his hard-line approach to immigration, including his desire to deport those who are in the country illegally.
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"They're going to deport me," she told her father, in a call from detention, saying that she had begged for protection.
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U.S. immigration officials announced Thursday night that they will seek to deport Zarate again following his acquittal on the murder charges.
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Is Texas "injured" if the federal government refuses to deport undocumented immigrants on Texas soil even though no specific Texan is?
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His backers also cheer when he says — again minus any plan — that he will build a wall and deport illegal immigrants.
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It was enough to pressure the Thai authorities to allow her access to the UNHCR and not deport her to Kuwait.
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That fails to deport without delay and does not by any means sufficiently exploit the legal framework provided for criminal prosecution.Fourth.
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Salvini has pledged to deport 500,2205 illegal migrants from Italy, a country that is a frontline state in Europe's migration crisis.
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Frankly, we should test every person here of a Muslim background, and if they believe in Sharia, they should deport them.
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He has promised to impose high tariffs as a way of reversing the decline in manufacturing jobs, and to deport immigrants.
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He said the lack of cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement meant missed opportunities to detain and deport violent undocumented immigrants.
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Germany on Monday made preparations to deport Mounir el-Motassadeq, one of only two men convicted in connection with the Sept.
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The video, which has English and Spanish text, shows clips of Trump saying he would deport immigrants in the country illegally.
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Graham called on Trump to consider the fates of Christians in Iraq before he allowed ICE to deport the Chaldean refugees.
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Congress has never appropriated sufficient funds to deport more than a tiny fraction of them — a few hundred thousand per year.
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It also allowed immigration officers to deport those who, in their own judgment, posed a public safety or national security risk.
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Zahid also said Malaysia will soon deport 50 North Korean workers who overstayed their visa in the Borneo state of Sarawak.
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He vowed to deport millions of undocumented U.S. immigrants, build a wall along the Mexican border and possibly even impound remittances.
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He accused him of gaming the U.S. visa system and hiring illegal immigrants while vowing to deport them if elected president.
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The House passed legislation on Thursday that would make it easier for the government to deport immigrants suspected of gang activity.
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I'm not going to build a wall, I'm not going to deport people, this is all just rhetoric for the voters.
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The authorities cannot deport Mr. Feili pending a decision from the committee that grants refugee status, but the process takes time.
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In response to the media campaign, Thai authorities allowed Qunun access to the UNHCR and did not deport her to Kuwait.
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Thai officials planned to deport her back to her family in Kuwait, despite her claims that she feared for her life.
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Most DACA recipients are better qualified than many other unauthorized immigrants to fight their deportations if ICE tries to deport them.
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After all, ICE made that estimate to request more money from Congress to deport these people — and the money was granted.
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One day he's threatening to deport millions and rip apart migrant families, the next day he's saying he delayed the deportations.
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That March, the government initiated proceedings to deport Mr. Kouadio, but the process was subjected to repeated delays, Judge Hellerstein noted.
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After serving her sentence, Immigration and Customs Enforcement moved her to a detention center in August, with plans to deport her.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has sought to stem illegal immigration and to deport more immigrants living in the United States illegally.
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He has threatened to deport every unauthorized immigrant living in the United States, including mothers and children with no criminal record.
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Last year, the administration began rounding up long-term immigrants from Vietnam, Cambodia and other countries and preparing to deport them.
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China is pressuring countries where they have sought asylum — including Turkey, the U.S. and Sweden — to deport those traveling without permits.
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You can make that promise now, but you could always deport her later — 10 years from now, 20 years from now.
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That's because O.R.R. will share their information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which can use it to detain and deport them.
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The Trump administration required recipients of these grants to take several steps to help the administration identify and deport undocumented immigrants.
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Thai police previously confirmed they were processing paperwork to deport the two back to Russia on charges relating to visa violations.
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The authorities deferred any action to deport them and gave them two-year renewable work permits, but no official immigration status.
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The vague exemption is also being used in the plan to deport asylum-seekers from El Salvador and Honduras to Guatemala.
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He has given immigration officials greater discretion to deport otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants and to harass travelers with valid papers.
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Trump will abrogate the Iran nuclear treaty, deport undocumented immigrants, begin racial profiling and impose immigration bans that violate America's traditions.
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"Hispanic families who voted for Clinton believe Trump will deport their parents or siblings because he said he would," she writes.
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The funding also provides for 125 new ICE lawyers to represent the federal government in its efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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"They are waiting to round them up, arrest, and deport them," Georges said when asked about the slate of recent orders.
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The proposed detention sites are consistent with the administration's efforts to round up and deport more immigrants in the U.S. interior.
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He has vowed to deport two million to three million "criminal aliens," but that is not a precise definition of anything.
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But a new bid has an unlikely motivator: President-elect Donald J. Trump's plan to deport immigrants in the country illegally.
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The process would have allowed immigration officers to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants without a hearing in front of a judge.
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Little exemplifies neoliberal governance better than paying a consulting firm $20 million to identify ways to more efficiently deport poor people.
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I want to make my case at this meeting, but I know that if I go, they're going to deport me.
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The agreement allowed Greece to deport migrants who had passed through Turkey unless they had already applied for asylum in Greece.
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President Trump made a campaign promise to deport kids who came to the U.S. illegally through no fault of their own.
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"We will deport them to China under the one-China policy," Uk Heisela, investigation chief at Cambodia's immigration department, told Reuters.
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Australia's conservative government had sought to treat the men as foreigners and deport them to Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.
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He said he would deport everyone illegally in the United States; but, it is now clear, he has no such intention.
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Approximately 40 percent of Republican voters said that the United States should deport illegal immigrants, another of Trump's major policy proposals.
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Clinton's vow last March to not deport any undocumented immigrants other than violent criminals and terrorists broke from Obama's more disciplined policy.
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He also has threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Mexico, deport millions of migrants and ditch the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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There are an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants and the federal government has only limited capacity to identify, prosecute, and deport violators.
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Later on in the video, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents find Roberto and deport him back to his home country of Mexico.
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"The only response of this administration is to deport them all and to build walls—that is their immigration reform," Garcia said.
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But the Trump administration is still fighting to deport the Iraqis, all of whom have criminal records and pending orders of removal.
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And they have refused to lock up individuals longer than otherwise warranted at the request of federal agents seeking to deport them.
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Staffing limitations and budget constraints generally limit how many people the US can detain and deport -- and how quickly that process happens.
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According to the Times, Rubio has also said he'd appoint Tom Brady to the cabinet and deport Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
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Here's how Trump's executive action on immigration deals with countries that won't allow the United States to deport people back to them.
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That information was shared with the Department of Homeland Security, which could use it to deport anyone in the country without authorization.
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We must deport anchor babies along with their illegal alien parents" and "Indian tribes never bothered to build any kind of civilization.
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There are currently two court injunctions that would prevent the Trump administration from beginning to deport DACA recipients when their status expires.
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Ignacio Castillo, who sells books from a stand in a park, worries that Mr Trump will deport mainly people with criminal records.
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"He has got to stop the mechanism he created, with so much money, to deport people," she said in a telephone interview.
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The proposals ranged from barring funds from being used to deport DREAMers to outright prohibiting the Department of Justice from repealing DACA.
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We are not going to round up and deport 12 million people, but we're not going to hand out citizenship cards, either.
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And likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton joined in, tweeting a response that included a video highlighting his pledge to deport undocumented immigrants.
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The Mexican government began a program to step up the interception of migrants in transit throughout the country and deport them quickly.
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If Mr Trump moves forward with plans to detain and deport large numbers of people, that would also add to government spending.
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Investors expect Trump's proposals to deport illegal immigrants, cut free-trade deals and unleash large fiscal stimulus measures will boost U.S. inflation.
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At a nationalist march in Berlin—the members of RBSS attend a counter protest—chants of "deport them" ring through the crowd.
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Mr. Trump's call to deport more than 11 million undocumented people in the country, denounced as impossible and inhumane, has substantial support.
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Never mind that it's not clear where you would deport American citizens to, since they aren't usually citizens of any other country.
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Arizona Democrats believe Trump's call to build a border wall and deport 11 million undocumented immigrants has created an opening in 2016.
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Still, Hofer says Austria should leave the EU, wants to deport all foreigners, and wants to ban women from wearing head scarves.
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Trump has promised to build a wall on the southern border and make Mexico pay for it, and to deport undocumented migrants.
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A "call for exclusion" is unacceptable, but the group Round Up And Deport Every Illegal Alien In The USA is cool, apparently.
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Trump has since threatened to "permanently" close the U.S.-Mexican border if Mexico does not deport some 7,000 Central Americans gathered there.
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The government's decision to deport the workers "is clearly stated as having been made on the basis of no evidence," Bulcher said.
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To appease nationalists, the government devised three major ways to detect, try, and deport suspected foreigners — with a focus on Bengali-speakers.
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The administration is also looking into giving the Department of Homeland Security the ability to quickly deport people by expanding expedited removal.
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Poulton said Ottawa had never moved to deport Oberlander, since it could only do so once his citizenship had been irrevocably revoked.
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Trump pledged he would immediately deport or incarcerate 22019 million to 3 million "criminal" undocumented immigrants once he enters office in January.
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Trump pledged to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, for example, and promised he would deport America's illegal immigrant population.
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Corey's wedding was also an 11th hour decision out of concern President elect Trump would deport Courtney to her native country ... Canada.
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The government's filing did not say whether it intends to release families after reunification, deport them or keep them together in detention.
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How can normal people make it difficult for this asshole to build a wall, ban Muslims, deport Latinos, and torture suspected terrorists?
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Investors expect Trump's proposals to deport illegal immigrants, renegotiate free-trade deals and unleash large fiscal stimulus measures will boost U.S. inflation.
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In August, Trump admitted it would "very, very hard" to deport all undocumented immigrants and hinted he'd be open to an amnesty.
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ICE agents threatened to deport him immediately and reportedly asked him "five to seven times" if he was involved in gang activity.
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It seems that most countries would prefer to deport potential taxpayers and pay huge fines in order to deny themselves economic growth.
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He could also potentially follow through on a threat to deport millions of Latin American illegal immigrants living in the United States.
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So far, most immigrants protected by the effort have not been targeted by stepped-up efforts to find and deport undocumented immigrants.
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The conversation also touched on immigration, with DeSantis stressing the need to detain and deport undocumented immigrants that commit crimes in Florida.
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McSally spoke about her new co-sponsored immigration bill, which, among other things, makes it easier to detain and deport immigrant children.
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In an exchange with Donald Verrilli, the United States Solicitor General, she asked him to confirm that "you only deport 400,000" annually.
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But Trump's calls to deport all estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants were anything but equivocal as he campaigned for the Republican nomination.
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The American is one of a number of people whom Turkey has vowed to deport, citing suspected ties to the Islamic State.
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If so, how would the government find and deport these 11 million people, many of whom have children who were born here?
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Instead, Trump has promised to deport all of the nation's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants and ban Muslims from entering the country.
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Democrats vowed to keep up the pressure on a possible investigation into the allegations, and warned against any effort to deport them.
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Trump then ordered ICE to arrest and deport anyone who was in the nation undocumented, not just those who were deemed dangerous.
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Read more: ICE officers will soon be able to deport undocumented immigrants in the US for under 2 years without a hearing
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The decision to deport him was just the latest trying experience in a span that has been, by any measure, exceptionally difficult.
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The White House on Friday blasted Newt Gingrich for his call to "test" American Muslims and deport those who follow shariah law.
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Some plan to protest Trump's more controversial promises, including plans to build a wall along the Mexican border and deport illegal immigrants.
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While Joe grew up in the U.S., he never obtained citizenship, and an immigration court judge ruled to deport him last October.
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Earlier, Turkey said it would deport seven Germans after state media reported Ankara had begun the repatriation of captured Islamic State militants.
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They tell their victims that they owe back taxes and threaten to arrest or even deport them if they don't pay up.
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You've definitely at least heard of Donald Trump's plan to build a wall along the Mexican border and deport all undocumented immigrants.
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It would be wrong to deport Francis to Nigeria, where he has no family, means to communicate, or take care of himself.
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Williams, an early backer of Donald Trump during the 2016 election, promises that, if elected, he will act to deport undocumented immigrants.
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A Reuters poll in March found nearly half of Canadians want to deport people who are illegally crossing from the United States.
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The Obama administration is planning a new round of raids to deport those residing in the United States illegally, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Trump has proposed to deport all undocumented immigrants in the United States and prevent anyone from coming in illegally in the future.
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Later, he tweeted that no one really wants to deport these kids — a tweet that could have been sent by President Obama.
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He was placed in expedited removal -- a proceeding that allows the government to deport an individual deemed inadmissible with no further review.
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We should empower and fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement to find, arrest and deport 100 percent of those who lose their cases.
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To be clear: The concern raised by voting rights advocates is not that noncitizens' census data would be used to deport them.
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This may sound like an overly formal distinction, since both efforts have made it harder for the federal government to deport people.
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Both Republicans and Democrats claimed to care about immigrants, but both parties continued to deport people and failed to pass immigration reform.
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In the months leading up to the election, Donald Trump vowed to deport the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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The German government considers Kabul safe enough to deport Afghan migrants who have reached Europe, returning them to the country they fled.
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And California's refusal to help federal agents deport undocumented immigrants prompted one administration official to suggest that state politicians should be arrested.
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It could be an uphill legal battle: Federal judges are only very rarely allowed to overrule the government's decision to deport someone.
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Kuwait, which has also imposed a curfew, arrested and will deport nine expatriates for violating the curfew, state news agency KUNA said.
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Alqunun was intercepted at the airport in Thailand, where authorities confiscated her passport and planned to deport her back to her family.
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Kuwait, which has also imposed a curfew, arrested and will deport nine expatriates for violating the curfew, state news agency KUNA said.
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A federal judge in Brooklyn ruled the next day, a Saturday, that the government could not deport the foreigners it was holding.
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He added that next week the administration would begin carrying out a deal with Honduras to deport asylum-seekers back to Honduras.
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But the lack of diplomatic relationships between Mexico and many African countries has made it difficult to deport those apprehended, he said.
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A ProPublica report this month, headlined "How McKinsey helped the Trump administration detain and deport immigrants," raised further concerns about the company.
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Another large category was people who praised him ironically for breaking some campaign promise, such as saying he would deport the Dreamers.
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During the campaign, Trump said he would deport the estimated 11 million immigrants in the country illegally, most of whom are Hispanic.
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Those criticizing Haley's comments included Trump, GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina and conservative pundit Ann Coulter, who said Trump should deport Haley.
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More than half of respondents (22019 percent) said they thought Trump would deport millions of immigrants, compared to 38 percent in December.
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If they seek to deport vulnerable refugees and contributing and law-abiding residents of our communities we may need to create sanctuaries.
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Immigration agents will now have wider latitude to enforce federal laws and are being encouraged to deport broad swaths of unauthorized immigrants.
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The policies will make it easier and quicker to deport those in the country illegally, even if they haven't committed serious crimes.
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He has sworn that he will deport the nation's illegal immigrant population and build a wall along America's southern border with Mexico.
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" The Times said Tamas' lawyer, Mario Urizar, is appealing a judge's decision to deport Tamas "while the case winds through the court.
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Lasloom had pleaded with authorities not to deport her back to her family because she said she feared they would kill her.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted that Congress and the legislature has provided only enough funds to deport about four million undocumented people.
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Matt: The list of Canadians I would like to deport is long: Drake, Justin Bieber, Nickelback, and those are just the singers.
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But efforts to deport Amri after his asylum application was rejected were held up because of his lack of documentation, Jäger said.
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This term refers to countries that refuse or delay the return of their nationals when the United States wants to deport them.
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She has thought about applying for asylum in Mexico but decided against it, because she believes Mexican officials will simply deport her.
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It is vanishingly unlikely, for example, that Trump would be able to deport 2 million immigrants on "day one" of his administration.
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Beijing has in the past pressed countries to arrest and deport to China citizens it accuses of crimes, from corruption to terrorism.
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But she worries about the future, especially amid Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's threats to end DACA and deport millions of immigrants.
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President Trump would not be able to deport all 11 million unauthorized immigrants from the United States, as he once promised to do.
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European countries struggle to deport illegal migrants, often because they refuse to identify their nationality or their countries will not take them back.
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The request not to deport parents is coming from immigration advocates, who are worried about guaranteeing due process for parents and children alike.
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The Alien and Sedition Acts, passed by Congress in 1798, made it easier to deport foreigners and harder for new immigrants to vote.
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Trump has talked repeatedly about banning Muslims from entering the country, and simultaneously telegraphs his intent to deport millions of insufficiently American Americans.
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For example, police forces in these cities might not help U.S. government officials find and deport undocumented immigrants, unless they've committed certain crimes.
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He's also threatened trade tariffs and more recently, to deport undocumented immigrants in the U.S. to Mexico, even if they aren't from Mexico.
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Does everyone see that the Democrats and President Obama are now, because of me, starting to deport people who are here illegally. Politics!
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Human Rights Watch's report also cites Trump's proposal to deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records quickly after taking office.
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"For that reason I have made the decision to return to Haiti voluntarily before they file a complaint or deport me," Franzzy said.
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That means if you overstay and are apprehended, there's no guarantee you'll get to make your case in court before authorities deport you.
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Those courts assess deportations on a case-by-case basis and can override the government's efforts to deport where they deem it appropriate.
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Fears about their future in the United States have spiked since the election of Trump, who has vowed to deport millions of people.
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However, the judge said she would permit him to voluntarily self-deport from the United States if Immigration and Customs Enforcement allowed it.
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The deal with the United Nations refugee agency was meant to replace a contentious Israeli plan to forcibly deport the migrants to Rwanda.
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"We have a choice, embrace each other and work out our differences or deport millions of people," he said according to one onlooker.
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The cold, we learned from the laughing guards, was calculated, meant to punish those who had come and force us to self-deport.
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The Trump administration will dramatically expand the ability of immigration authorities to rapidly deport certain immigrants, according to a federal notice posted Monday.
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"Later I told them, if you're going to deport me, do it with my daughter because I'm not leaving without her," he said.
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The Huffington Post unearthed the recordings, which are intended to make Republican voters think that Mr. Rubio is promising not to deport immigrants.
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He wants to deport many of America's 11m illegal immigrants, which could reduce the size of the labour force by up to 5%.
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Trump made some valid points, including the need to deport violent criminals, address visa overstays, secure our borders, and protect our national security.
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Over half went to "transportation and removal" — the flights that physically deport migrants from the US. The remainder went to funding immigration detention.
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And they have refused to keep anyone locked up longer than otherwise warranted at the request of federal agents seeking to deport them.
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The ruling could lead to indefinite detentions of certain classes of immigrants, including some with legal status who the government wants to deport.
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His brother was freed after signing papers agreeing to effectively self-deport and is staying with relatives in Reynosa, Mexico, the NYT said.
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Last year, U.S. authorities began preparing their first large-scale effort to deport undocumented families who entered the United States since May 2014.
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Benitez added that he thinks the Mexican government was trying to deport his client in order to avoid the lengthy process of extradition.
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"You don't want to put yourself in that situation, to go there and they ask you questions and just deport you," he said.
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Asked if Canberra will deport Sirul if Malaysia makes a request, she said she refused to "speculate" as there was no such application.
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Vizguerra took refuge at the First Unitarian Church in Denver in mid-February as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sought to deport her.
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Trump has gone from saying he plans to deport all 11 million illegal immigrants to focusing just on those who have committed crimes.
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We're familiar with grim stories about federal agents barging into apartment complexes, stores and school pickup sites to round up and deport immigrants.
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"What we're seeing, frankly, is a shift away from public safety where they key question is how fast can we deport an individual."
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Trump's proposals to restrict immigration, build a wall on the Mexican border, and deport millions of undocumented immigrants will now presumably move forward.
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California, like any other "sanctuary" jurisdiction, isn't stopping Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from being able to arrest, detain, or deport immigrants.
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The United Nations is urging Israel to reverse its proposal to deport tens of thousands of African migrants and asylum seekers, per Reuters.
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First, the ability to deport an illegal alien who commits a crime is an efficient way to forward the cause of public safety.
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It takes place after America's president signs an executive order to deport all immigrants, and California responded by making itself a sanctuary state.
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Nor would his hard-core, xenophobic base who will only accept Trump's campaign promise to deport the 28503 million "illegals" in the country.
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Now, put on your Trump lenses and consider these two ideas: deport illegals and build a wall, both of which are constitutionally justifiable.
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Trump has also threatened to punish so-called "sanctuary cities," or those that refuse to cooperate with federal efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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The judge ordered the government not to deport any of the 12, and to bring back the ones who have already been deported.
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On the campaign trail, Trump initially promised to enact a deportation force to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants, starting with dangerous criminals.
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It's bad enough to call Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals," but demanding to deport one's abuelita — grandmother — sinks Trump beyond saving or salvage.
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In his speech, Trump emphasized that his priority would be to quickly deport those among the undocumented population who have committed serious crimes.
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As the Obama administration has demonstrated, the president has an awful lot of discretion when it comes to deciding not to deport people.
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Mr. Trump has a simple plan to reduce the population of 53 million immigrants living illegally in the United States: Deport them. How?
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If we were to deport 700,000 people, it will be very devastating for the economy and to a lot of wonderful families here.
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"One way to lose the Latino support is by saying that U.S. needs to deport all undocumented immigrants #DonaldTrump," she tweeted days later.
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The frontrunners of Trump, Cruz and Rubio just want to deport them all, including the Dreamers, undocumented youth who came here as children.
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In 2014, though, a narrow plurality wanted to deport Central American child refugees from the U.S. Which is about where we are today.
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The League has vowed to block the arrival of boat migrants from Africa and to deport up to 100,000 illegal immigrants per year.
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Acevedo called on immigration officials to keep the family together and deport them as a "family unit" if they don't meet asylum requirements.
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The US can't deport an asylum seeker without at least a screening interview to determine if they have a "credible fear" of persecution.
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Mr. Cruz has followed Mr. Trump and hardened his position, saying he would deport illegal immigrants and would not allow them to return.
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The feds wanted to deport Juan Esquivel-Quintana, a lawful permanent resident of California, because he had a sexual relationship with a minor.
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He said families with children, who are more difficult to deport quickly, form about 49 percent of the current apprehensions in his region.
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She was afraid that, as an undocumented Mexican immigrant living in Austin, Texas, law enforcement would deport her if she reported the abuse.
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By the end of the night, Ramos essentially got both candidates to promise that they would not deport undocumented children if elected president.
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Kobach was the man responsible for Romney's much-maligned proposal that illegal immigrants "self-deport," one reason Romney attracted little support among Latinos.
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"The people who have been trying to deport the old man actually pushed me and tried to forcibly move me," Ms. Ersson says.
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He has called for building a wall on the Mexican-US border and wants to deport millions of undocumented workers from the country.
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President Magufuli said last year that "even cows" should condemn homosexuality and threatened to deport or arrest gay rights activists in the country.
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Instead it prohibits local governments and police departments from setting policies which would set limits on helping the federal government deport unauthorized immigrants.
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And it has been accused many times of bad labor practices, undermining unionizing efforts, and even participating with ICE to deport undocumented workers.
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While immigration authorities could theoretically deport all those who have evaded removal orders, they will not be able to remove them all immediately.
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Mr. Duterte cited such criticism in April when he said he had ordered the Bureau of Immigration to arrest and deport the nun.
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Anyhow, then it was on to the Republican primaries, during which Trump promised to deport all 11 million unauthorized residents in the country.
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The 103-year battle to deport a former Nazi guard from the U.S. came to an end after he was sent to Germany.
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Manila will also deport the vessel's 21 North Korean crew and will await a UN inspection team, foreign ministry spokesman Charles Jose said.
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" She has submitted an application for asylum, but she worries that the gang crisis gives Mr. Trump the "excuse to deport more people.
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