One was told that if he opted to be deported alone, his son would still get deported — and might be deported first.
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Some of its targets — people who were previously deported or ordered deported, for example — can be deported again without going through immigration court.
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People who are part of our communities, then they're not deported, they won't be deported.
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Even more important than how many people get deported, though, is who ought to be deported.
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Only four have been deported; illegal immigrants can be deported only if Bangladesh confirms their nationality.
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In 2017, the administration deported nearly 215,000 immigrants, 13% fewer than the nearly 250,000 deported in 2016.
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"Being deported is not just relocating and changing your address," said Martinez, whose father was deported in 2009.
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"They will probably be deported, just like the 85033 million before them deported by President Obama," Gutiérrez continued.
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We do know that not all of the parents already deported were, in fact, deported with their children.
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The agency has only deported 17 of the 37 Iraqis who agreed to be deported, according to the ACLU.
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If they are to be deported, they should be deported to Taiwan, where they are from, instead of China.
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Varona hasn't seen Annelle since being deported seven years ago and says her daughter is scared about being deported.
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In totality, President George W. Bush deported even more people than Obama -- and President Bill Clinton deported more than Bush.
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Army vet deported He served two tours in Afghanistan, but US Army veteran Miguel Perez was deported to Mexico anyway.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham embraces deported veteran Luis Vargas outside the Deported Veterans Support House in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 3, 2017.
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The Trump administration also has reportedly deported fewer people overall than were deported under Obama, despite a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Although we do not know the exact number of deported veterans, we do know that one deported veteran is one too many.
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That's still significantly less than the number of people deported during fiscal year 2012, when Obama's administration deported more than 400,000 people.
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Because she missed her check-in, she was ordered deported in absentia — meaning she could be deported without going through immigration court.
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In addition, some parents are being deported without their children, and advocates say some small children are being deported without their parents.
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"Many of us went through a process of being really fearful about us being deported, about our families being deported," Jiménez said.
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The government insists that all parents who have already been deported or who have final removal orders have agreed to be deported.
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That's still significantly less than the number of people deported during fiscal year 2012, when the Obama administration deported more than 400,000 people.
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The family lived in Boston until both of Guerrero's parents were deported (her older half-brother Eric was deported a few years before).
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Just last year, Juan Manuel Montes was deported while having DACA status, becoming the first "Dreamer" to be deported under the Trump administration.
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WHEN A VET CAN BE DEPORTED This BuzzFeed News article about an American who served in Afghanistan and almost got deported is … troubling.
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That's still significantly less than the number of people deported during fiscal year 2012, when President Barack Obama's administration deported more than 400,000 people.
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Parents have been deported without their children, who remain in the U.S. Once parents are deported without their kids, it's more difficult to reunite them.
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Juan Manuel Montes was deported to Mexico in February, leading to a USA Today report Tuesday declaring him the first DREAMer deported under President Trump.
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You know there's already you know mothers who have been deported to Guatemala or other parts of Central America who were deported without their kid.
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Officials gave parents forms to sign in English and Spanish on which they had to choose whether to be reunited and deported together or deported alone.
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And for the first time, a large number of those deported were unauthorized immigrants with no criminal record, who were deported just because they were unauthorized.
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In April, more than 14,900 migrants were deported, a big increase from the previous month, when more than 9,100 were deported, according to Mexican government statistics.
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Deported twice Orrego-Savala was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in October 2006, and deported to Guatemala in January 2007, according to a federal criminal complaint.
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These three men were deported by U.S. authorities in 22019, and like scores of other Hondurans deported since then, were killed shortly after being returned to their country.
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One well-liked businessman in a Trump-supporting town was at risk of being deported in February, and in April, the husband of a Trump voter was deported.
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That tabulation makes the number seem smaller by only counting the children still in custody with deported parents, rather than the total number of parents who were deported.
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The immigrants caught up in "collateral arrests" last week aren't authorized to be in the US, but have never had a criminal record or been deported or ordered deported.
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The Trump administration has deported fewer overall people than were deported under former President Obama despite the ongoing crackdown on immigrants without legal status, according to the Washington Post.
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It would ensure that as many unauthorized immigrants as possible are deported, or know someone who has been deported, or can all too easily imagine they might be next.
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For organizations that help deported migrants readjust to life in Central America, seeing parents deported without their kids isn't a new phenomenon, Frydman said, but it's been on the rise.
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But reports from the New York Times, Houston Chronicle, and others have documented that some parents who were deported alone thought they had agreed to be deported with their children.
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Advocates seized on Montes losing his protections and being deported as an example of the administration targeting DACA recipients, though Montes' claims about being wrongfully deported have thus far been unsubstantiated.
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We followed the family of deported Arizona immigrant as they reunite in Mexico We followed the family of deported Arizona immigrant as they reunite in Mexico This segment originally aired Feb.
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Obama's administration deported the most people -- 222017,22009 -- in 22016.
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" The LA Times adds: "Five times, (Zarate) was deported.
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If immigrants are caught and deported at random, the chance that any given unauthorized immigrant will be caught and deported at any given time isn't sky-high, but it isn't zero, either.
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Trump has so far deported fewer people than Obama According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement statistics, 256,085 people were deported in fiscal year 2018, up from 226,6503 removals in fiscal year 2017.
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And the administration has essentially set a benchmark for how many immigrants can be deported under current budget levels — or how many, hypothetically, could be deported if the budget were expanded accordingly.
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Parents could come back because it has happened with deported people where the deported, you know sent across the border into Mexico and lawyers had been able to get them back in.
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" But he added "The policy is that if people are here unlawfully, they're subject to being deported ... We can't promise people who are here unlawfully that they're not going to be deported.
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Four of the A.C.L.U. plaintiffs had already been deported, Ms. Chang Newell said, and the Salvadoran woman, known as Carmen, and her daughter were at imminent risk of being deported this week.
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An estimated 40,000 people were deported between August 2015 and May 2016, as Amnesty International warned that hundreds were unlawfully deported in the sweep, which observers say was clearly based on race.
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Almost 60 percent of those deported last year were previously convicted of a crime, and almost all of those without previous convictions (nearly 100,000 in total) were deported at or near the border.
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Two Indonesians were also deported back to their home country.
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It can reduce the risk that particular immigrants are deported.
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AP: There are also children whose parents have been deported.
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Once he was well enough, authorities deported him, he said.
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He doesn't want to see them rounded up and deported.
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From the village of Mád, around 250 Jews were deported.
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Natasha is set to be deported to Jamaica following day.
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When his sentence was up, he should have been deported.
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The girl's mother has been deported previously for illegal immigration.
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So if she gets deported, they would go with her.
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Can you still be deported if you have been approved?
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INGRAHAM: Well they also deport people like Obama deported people.
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She was deported to El Salvador on November 22, 2017.
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Gay foreigners entering the country were often quarantined and deported.
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Amanda Crew: I said I'd be deported back to Canada.
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Thursday's filing listed 431 children as having a deported parent.
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He was deported to his native Netherlands earlier this week.
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Those denied asylum are generally deported to their home countries.
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Mexico's National Institute of Migration deported 223,222 people in 230.
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The teenager was denied asylum and deported in March 2017.
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If their petitions are denied, asylum seekers can be deported.
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Men are deported to Mexico on Friday in Nogales, Arizona.
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Mexico's National Institute of Migration deported 80,353 people in 2017.
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In eight years, George W. Bush deported 10 million people.
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Will they be deported to a country they hardly know?
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Marlon was deported and is in Reynosa with his family.
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Many are being detained, abused while in detention and deported.
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Mr Shah insists that all these people will be deported.
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We want -- they them behind bars or deported for sure.
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She will be deported to Russia after serving her sentence.
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My freshman year of high school, my mom was deported.
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Kevin Garratt spent two years in detention before being deported.
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Three months later, in October, the father was deported — alone.
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Once again people got deported in cattle carriages to Siberia.
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I worry that my friends and family will be deported.
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"On the coming Monday, she will be deported," Jalili said.
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They were put in removal proceedings, he was ordered deported.
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Deported twice Guadalupe Figueroa doesn't consider herself a dangerous criminal.
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That, Williams argued, makes the deported a significant, untapped resource.
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He is investigated by the FBI and deported by ICE.
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ICE alleged Ramirez had gang ties and should be deported.
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Ineligible migrants will have to be refused entry or deported.
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This means Haitians without status can be deported from Canada.
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But 236% think that Trump wants them to be deported.
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Some said they have already been deported back to Serbia.
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Dong, who was deported at the end of season 211.
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And, importantly, not every immigrant arrested will necessarily be deported.
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She fled north, but was soon deported back to Honduras.
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The 463 migrant parents who may have already been deported?
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Illegal aliens risk being identified and deported if they sue.
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So the deported vets who gathered got to work repainting.
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Will they be deported, leaving their children here without parents?
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When she gets out, she may be deported to Mexico.
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We will not stand by as 24,22017 NYers are deported.
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In other cases, they've already been deported without their children.
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Now, victims must prove their ordeal or potentially be deported.
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Official records in the Emirates confirm that she was deported.
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He was deported to Jamaica in 2007 after being released.
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If one day Woewiyu is deported, they could be countrymen
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Many other deported veterans, he says, thought the same thing.
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Families are being torn apart, and deported back to Syria.
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"When someone's deported, they think, We lost them," Lopez said.
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If Kanter is deported to Turkey, he could be arrested.
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Upon failing that interview, the women could be immediately deported.
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The official wouldn't say how many were deported vs. detained.
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She and her husband were deported to Serbia last October.
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Should a foreign worker become pregnant, she can be deported.
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Finding deported parents will be much easier said than done.
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Reentry of aliens who have been excluded, deported, or removed.
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Nine out of 10 of them will be ordered deported.
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If Jamal is indeed deported, his family will be upended.
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US permanent residents shouldn't be detained, deported, or discriminated against.
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Those who do not obey should be deported or executed.
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A month later, Nimia was deported without her two daughters.
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She's only barely documented; any trouble could get her deported.
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But his dreams dissolved, and he was deported to Afghanistan.
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He has been deported and his whereabouts was not disclosed.
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Mr. Carranza, the Mexican citizen, was detained and later deported.
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Three months later, he is deported, his asylum case lost.
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He served time and was deported back to El Salvador.
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She knows that being deported can be a death sentence.
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Mr. Ortiz was later deported and now lives in Mexico.
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Months earlier, it turned out, he had been ordered deported.
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Does the Trump administration's change mean Dreamers will be deported?
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In interviews, some said they feared they could be deported.
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If asylum seekers' claims are rejected, they should be deported.
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" _____ • "If he had been deported, she would still be alive.
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Or, due to their undocumented status, should Dreamers be deported?
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At least two children have been deported without their parents.
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After the war, the denaturalized Kuhn was deported to Germany.
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There's a story about a kid whose parents get deported.
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When the last of 11 million undocumented immigrants is deported?
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So far, 103 asylum seekers have been deported to Guatemala.
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"You deported three million people," one of the protesters yelled.
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Anzora was one of twenty thousand Salvadorans deported in 2007.
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Maybe she'll be the next to be deported, who knows?
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She could lose her protected status; she could be deported.
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He was deported under expedited removal last year, Haley said.
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He was deported to Mexico and left his daughter behind.
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Many might be deported if he achieves his immigration proposals.
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That episode where Mario Lopez got deported makes me cry.
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Roughly three million people were deported during the Obama administration.
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"They took my residency and I got deported," Will said.
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Deported parents have remained the most difficult group to reunite.
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She was later freed, but she could still be deported.
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He was detained for several days, then deported to China.
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Without them, he said, fewer dangerous people might get deported.
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Especially when family members of US soldiers can be deported.
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If I was deported, I would be sent to Cambodia.
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The government does not keep a tally of deported veterans.
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A fourth Uighur, also a woman, was deported as well.
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Only 15 percent think they should be removed or deported.
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Children whose parents get deported end up stressed and traumatized.
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I started crying because I thought I might get deported.
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We were scare we would be deported for whatever reason.
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North Korean suspect deported On Friday, Ri Jong Chol -- the only North Korean man held in connection with Kim's death -- was released from custody, under heavy police escort, on his way to being deported.
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In fact, reporters have unearthed many cases in which they were deported without their children — and even cases in which parents agreed to deportation to see their children again, only to be deported alone.
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By 2009, tens of thousands of illegal immigrants had been deported under the new law and human rights groups say about a quarter of those deported were sent out for minor and non-violent crimes.
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And while immigrants without papers can be deported (whether they've committed a crime or not) simply because they don't have papers, legal immigrants can also be deported for violating the terms of their legal status.
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Parents who've been ordered deported have the choice to take their children with them (and withdraw any case their children have to remain in the US), or leave their children here and be deported alone.
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It will be impossible to say, for sure, that no one was deported as a result of family separation who had a legitimate claim to asylum, or that no one was deported back to danger.
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Adults, however, may be deported by border agents without a hearing.
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The men will be deported after they are released from prison.
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What if she were arrested and detained or, worse yet, deported?
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There have been other reports of parents deported without their children.
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At worst, the two would be deported together back to Honduras.
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Hernandez-Vallejo was deported twice for doing the same, sources said.
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It deported five others who were arrested by police in Dhaka.
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Those who are not deported remain in the country in limbo.
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The people who don't have a case get deported right away.
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America sends a third of deported Mexican migrants to Nuevo Laredo.
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If the Lebanese police picked him up, he would be deported.
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Ragbir was flown to Miami, where he was to be deported.
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Ali said he was due to be deported to North Korea.
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They now face the prospect of being deported starting in March.
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Ali said he'll be deported to North Korea after his release.
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In addition to facing criminal charges, parents could also be deported.
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And we&aposre talking about 2,000 murderers have -- have been deported.
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In the first four months of this year, it deported 35,000.
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During the Vichy rule, no Moroccan Jews were deported or killed.
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They fear they will lose their green cards or be deported.
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One week later she got deported; I haven't seen her since.
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Douša in Tijuana praying for a deported military veteran fleeing violence.
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He had been deported more than once as an illegal immigrant.
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She'll be deported back to Russia after her release from prison.
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He was arrested in Mexico last week and deported to Texas.
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WASHINGTON — There's nothing stopping Misa from being picked up and deported.
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But because Antonio Muñoz had been deported to Mexico on Sept.
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If they are not U.S. citizens, they should be immediately deported.
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That's the money they give to everybody who is getting deported.
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It deported 256,085 undocumented immigrants last year, according to ICE statistics.
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He was deported from Turkey, accused of trying to join militants.
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Ukraine deported Mikheil Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia, to Poland.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has deported a Moroccan associate of the Sept.
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"I don't think I am going to be deported," he said.
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"We asked that he be deported to Cambodia," he told Reuters.
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"Dreamers," who came into the country as children from being deported.
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Her parents were deported when she 14, as was her brother.
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Immigrants didn't expect to be deported; they had no reason to.
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People of color have been relocated to internment camps or deported.
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He was then deported back to Hong Kong later that day.
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Some may have been deported—the Home Office is not sure.
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Eventually, even federal government officials stepped in and deported some Chinese.
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The order declared her "liable" to be deported from the country.
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But the very people being arrested and deported, says the Rev.
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After that, they are either deported or released to await trial.
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Rubio said those who break criminal laws should be deported immediately.
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He was deported to New York for prosecution in November 2012.
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You are are always scared you will be caught [and] deported.
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Immigration officers and police get money and we don't get deported.
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That's why when he is deported, Afghanistan will be his destination.
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He says undocumented immigrants who committed major crimes would be deported.
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It's not the first time that Turkey has deported suspected terrorists.
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The Trump administration deported Rayos in the middle of the night.
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She was deported and forced to rejoin her family in Mexico.
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Last year, immigration authorities deported 22006,413 people, according to official figures.
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About 13,000 of those immigrants were deported, mostly for overstaying visas.
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If we get deported our families have to fend for themselves.
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Her book on this subject "Deported Americans in Mexico" is forthcoming.
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She added that she was nonetheless glad Franco had been deported.
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Leftists were also put under surveillance, and frequently arrested and deported.
|
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An ICE spokesman confirmed that Trujillo Diaz was deported to Mexico.
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Perez expects to be deported within the next couple of days.
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The United States deported Chapman in a prisoner swap in 2010.
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Another 28 percent disagree, saying they think they should be deported.
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But are California's sanctuary laws really protecting them from being deported?
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The Thai authorities deported Glitter back to the UK in 2008.
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Saakashvili, a former Georgian president, was deported to Poland last month.
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Several months ago, a judge reportedly ordered Tamas to be deported.
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But Espinal cannot leave the church, for fear of being deported.
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"You're going to be deported," she said they later told her.
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One was eventually deported and the two others freed in 2015.
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Officials haven't disclosed how many parents from separated families were deported.
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Existing laws allow for these criminals to be arrested and deported.
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President Obama has deported more people than any president before him.
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During my freshman year in high school, my family was deported.
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He was deported five times between September 1997 and September 2014.
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Many undocumented migrants are also deported after processing in the centers.
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He was deported in 1997 after serving a 10-month sentence.
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Morales acknowledged she could be fired or deported by coming forward.
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Barajas founded a safe house in Tijuana for other deported veterans.
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Twenty of them will be deported, three will face a judge.
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We will be doing that also, but they deported many people.
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"After being deported, you arrive in pieces," said Trinidad, now 22.
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Among them are 117 children whose parents have already been deported.
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I will be put in foster care if she gets deported.
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He was deported and hanged, along with four others, in 2010.
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"Zodwa has been deported," her Zambian promoter Lucky Munakampe told Reuters.
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Those who are deemed ineligible for relief will be swiftly deported.
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Have you just been waiting for the day you get deported?
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Longtime residents with kids born in the US are getting deported.
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Classmates taunt him that they hope his mother gets deported, too.
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More than 400,000 Georgians were deported, a majority of them shot.
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And many thousands of inmates were deported to Germany for extermination.
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If I were deported to Haiti, I would be by myself.
|
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He was sentenced to 28 months in prison, and later deported.
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They can be deported, but also charged with other criminal offenses.
|
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Weeks later, the government revealed the existence of the deported parents.
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They pleaded guilty and were later deported, Mr. Gian-Grasso said.
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Problematic politics I think that this picture is showing deported children.
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The man was deported in July, despite requests for ministerial intervention.
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Migrants eligible to be deported to Guatemala receive no such screening.
|
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Others would be deported back to their countries of origin immediately.
|
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Earlier this month, Trinidad deported more than 80 Venezuelan asylum seekers.
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Her parents could never visit Dartmouth, for fear of getting deported.
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But will it be enough to keep him from being deported?
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It was the fourth time that the man had been deported.
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The application was rejected in June, and he was ordered deported.
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He spent two years in federal prison and then was deported.
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All of a sudden, the question is: Will Pop be deported?
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If someone commits a crime, he or she should be deported.
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Until Rosario was deported, it was always Rosario and Fanny together.
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Brazilian and adopted Brazilian children only to avoid being deported and
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Mohammad Shahab Dehghani Hossein had been deported despite the judge's order.
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She was deported by the Nazis in the spring of 1944.
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I felt this deeply when my father was deported in 2016.
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Orrego-Savala was deported in 2007 and 2009, according to ICE.
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We've been sold and jailed, deported and incarcerated, killed and injured.
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Others have been forcibly deported or are challenging their deportation orders.
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He returned to the U.S. but was deported again in 2010.
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In November 2017, Al-Maeda was deported back to the Philippines.
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Since Trump became President, thousands of gang members have been deported.
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The president has the authority to decide who should be deported.
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She was 19 years old when the Mexican government deported her.
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All the no-shows were ordered deported, according to Amnesty International.
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ICE said 61 Iraqis were deported in the year to Sept.
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He is scheduled to be deported to Guatemala on April 4.
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Attendees wanted to know what would happen if they were deported.
|
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Agents arrested and deported the female spy before anything could happen.
|
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Undocumented Afghans are routinely rounded up in the country and deported.
|
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ICE eventually tracked him down in New Mexico and deported him.
|
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President Obama has already deported two and a half million people.
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And tracking down those deported parents has presented major logistical challenges.
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Aliens who lose their deferred action status might not be deported.
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The immigrant, Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, had been deported five times.
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They had been summarily deported after serving time in federal prison.
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The company said the employee was deported by the UAE government.
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But he was deported after three months, and the letters stopped.
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Earlier this year, Turkey deported at least four Uighurs to Tajikistan.
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Rohingyas have to be deported because they are staying here illegally.
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Those rejections consequently set them up to be deported without trial.
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He had no criminal record but had been deported once before.
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But their arrangement ended in July when he, too, was deported.
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I didn't get rid of him though, he just got deported.
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After my father's second arrest, he was detained and then deported.
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In April 20183, after serving his time, Farrera-Brochez was deported.
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That's why I can't just say, leave, or have them deported.
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Many of the more than 147,000 foreigners deported from Mexico last year, for instance, might not have known that they qualified and were not given the opportunity to make their case before being deported, they say.
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She acknowledged that immigrants deported from the U.S. are not being sent to gas chambers like many Jews who were deported during the Holocaust, but warned that did not mean that they will not be facing violence.
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Two years after he was deported, he returned to the United States illegally, and was deported again two months later in May 2009, with an order not to come back for 20 years, according to the complaint.
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READ: Trump is now on deadline to reunite families separated at the border DHS said parents who agree to be deported will be quickly reunited with their kids, but that hasn't prevented parents from being deported alone.
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Her father was deported to the Dominican Republic when she was 4.
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His parents were deported to Colombia, so he's underage, sick, and alone.
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Only a quarter of all voters said undocumented immigrants should be deported.
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Gelernt said some parents were deported before they received credible fear interviews.
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Some immigrants are more likely to get apprehended and deported than others.
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He also said she had already been deported from the United States.
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Or the kids or the adults who are worried about being deported.
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Upon completing her prison sentence, Chen will be deported back to China.
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She's talked to her four children about what happens if she's deported.
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Hernandez was detained anyway and it looked like he could be deported.
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By November 2017 she had been deported to El Salvador, Flores said.
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Upon her release, she will likely be deported to her native Nigeria.
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By April 10, Gonzalez Carranza had been deported and was in Nogales.
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An immigration court in Brooklyn ordered him to be deported in 2004.
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Other lawmakers will host family members of immigrants who have been deported.
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Immigration authorities told CNN he was deported the day after his arrest.
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Evelyn Torres was arrested and deported from the US four years ago.
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Previously, families were held together, released, or deported back across the border.
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"Since last December, 13 women have been arrested and deported," she added.
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He was deported at age 2003, after serving 15 years for manslaughter.
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There have been some cases of immigrants being deported without their children.
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The majority of them, 303,729, were deported back to their home countries.
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The judge ordered her deported as soon as her time is up.
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MC: Six minutes for seven or eight people to ultimately be deported?
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"Yeah, I [am] afraid to die, more than be deported," J. said.
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"He didn't know if I was going to get deported," Jaen said.
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In 22011, 22.9,2649 Central American migrants were deported by Mexican immigration authorities.
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Many other deported migrants say their lives are in danger back home.
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Those who can't be deported immediately may be released with ankle bracelets.
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But the reason I got deported was because of a conspiracy charge.
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Ohier was transported to Cairo and then deported, without being told why.
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Subsequent repatriation agreements saw large numbers deported to India without their consent.
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When Joe emerges from prison, it seems, he'll be deported to Italy.
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When I was eight or nine, my dad was deported to Afghanistan.
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I am not hiding in the shadows in fear of being deported.
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If she doesn't leave the country in 30 days, she'll be deported.
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She has said that if Joe is deported, she will leave him.
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He will see an immigration judge to see if he'll be deported.
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He served time in prison and was ordered deported after being released.
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One firebrand was deported from Senegal after burning a CFA franc note.
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About 3 million people were deported from the United States under Obama.
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What happened in the timeline was Mr. Vasquez was deported in 2009.
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They were a family that was on the verge of being deported.
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However, immigrants can't be deported to countries that refuse to accept them.
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He will now be charged with immigration offenses and deported to Japan.
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"Everybody in this country illegally is subject to being deported," he said.
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And at any moment she feared she could be deported to Mexico.
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Sakamoto's father was deported to Japan, a country he had never visited.
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A Democrat (Obama) has deported the most immigrants in our country's history.
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Under U.S. law, Chernykh could also be deported to Russia if convicted.
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He served 30 days in prison and was deported in June 2018.
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If true, Montes would have been the first Dreamer deported under Trump.
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In 1927, [black nationalist leader] Marcus Garvey is deported back to Jamaica.
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Imagine the blowback if they stood by silently as kids were deported.
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Many have expressed concerns they'll be deported under President Donald Trump's policies.
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Those who do apply cannot be deported until their claims are reviewed.
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He spent two years in federal prison before being deported once again.
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The French president insisted that those who have not will be deported.
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How many people must be blocked, deported & banned before we say enough?
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The two immigrants were deported by Border Patrol after giving video testimony.
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Some of the drivers were turned over to immigration officials and deported.
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They were released hours later before being deported out of the country.
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At eighteen, Juan Carlos Coronilla-Guerrero was deported from Texas to Mexico.
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A third of those surveyed said undocumented immigrants should be deported immediately.
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All four were deported and went back to North Korea via Beijing.
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Vashukevich was detained last week in Moscow after being deported from Thailand.
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Greg Johnson, a white nationalist writer, was deported from Norway on Monday.
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DACA has prevented hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from being deported.
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Immigrant laborers live with low wages and the possibility of being deported.
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If I went to jail, or got deported, I'd be at risk.
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A young woman spoke about attempting suicide after her father was deported.
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A harrowing choice Many thus far have opted to be deported alone.
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My three children and I are terrified that he will be deported.
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Those who think he's a criminal who should be detained and deported?
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She grew up in Queens, New York, always fearful of being deported.
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Instead, Immigration and Customs Enforcement rounded up and deported all three men.
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Some people, on being returned to Mexico, think they've actually been deported.
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Instead of being deported, families like mine need a pathway to citizenship.
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You either play and stay or you cheat and you get deported.
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I asked him what he planned to do if he were deported.
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She worries she might be deported if Boris knows where Persia is.
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The administration was the one that deported them in the first place.
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She winds up getting deported to Colombia, upsetting a lot of fans.
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Over 1 million people were deported, and Border Patrol enforcement activities plummeted.
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Will the government reunite kids with parents who have already been deported?
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Afghans, Iraqis and Pakistanis would be deported to their countries, he said.
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Soylu said two German fighters were also deported on the same day.
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People are afraid at any moment they could be arrested and deported.
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Immigration court cases start trying to order the child to be deported.
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Everyone I spoke to was deported despite having British children or stepchildren.
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In February, it deported two AFP journalists working while on tourist visas.
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This is why some separated parents have been deported without their children.
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When he failed to show up in court, he was ordered deported.
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More likely they will be deported back to the country they fled.
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Already some of these parents have been deported without their children knowing.
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Most likely he'll be deemed an economic migrant and deported to Kinshasa.
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She was so nervous because my little brother had also been deported.
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If he had not found a lawyer, he might have been deported.
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The judge said parents who'd been deported were included in his ruling.
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Over 95,000 Jews had been deported as part of the Nisko Plan.
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She has lost her case; her daughters are due to be deported.
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In 2013, the U.S. deported more than 72,85033 parents with citizen children.
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After being deported, Lalo had to cross back into the United States.
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Between 2009 and 2015, 2.5 million people have been detained and deported.
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They ended up in detention centers and they ended up being deported.
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That means their immigration cases ended, and a judge ordered them deported.
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The numbers continued to climb this month, with more than 15,600 deported.
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The U.S. has deported Vietnamese refugees in violation of a 2008 agreement.
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They deported her to Germany, where she was allowed to go free.
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In 2004, a federal immigration judge ordered that Mr. Palij be deported.
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Should undocumented women be deported if they are convicted of nonviolent crimes?
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He was sent to Miami to be deported to Trinidad and Tobago.
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It turns out that her mother had already been deported twice before.
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He was deported after appearing on state television confessing to his crimes.
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She was deported, and her son died just a few months later.
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It was unclear how many storm survivors were among 112 Haitians deported.
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A federal judge ordered her to be deported after serving her sentence.
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Families were torn apart by those raids, which detained and deported parents.
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Two years ago, he was deported from Curaçao after coming by plane.
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In 2012, Bairon was deported after being caught driving without a license.
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Last year, he was released into ICE custody and deported in December.
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Her killer had been arrested on multiple occasions, but was never deported.
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He said he had been deported several years ago and couldn't return.
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The agency deported more than 267,000 people — an increase from FY 2018.
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In Dubai, begging can get you sent to jail and/or deported.
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When he responded, a judge told him that he would be deported.
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"We'd be smuggled back to Iran, and then deported again," he said.
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They say the suspects will eventually be deported after a court appearance.
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Opposition parties blame them for an economic downturn and want them deported.
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He is likely to be deported soon, but his movements remain restricted.
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Either you sign or you don't sign but you will be deported.
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The man was to have been deported in June, Mr. Jäger said.
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I got a letter from 12 cinematographers trying to get me deported.
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But about 700 more remain separated, including 431 whose parents were deported.
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I don't need an abortion, and I'm not going to get deported.
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But he could be deported to Poland -- a country he's never known.
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The suspect is undocumented and had been previously deported, the sheriff said.
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He had already been deported five times and had multiple felony convictions.
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But those who cross into Mexico illegally, she said, will be deported.
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In the case of the fathers, all chose to be deported alone.
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The artists were then deported back to Mexico from the Havana airport.
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Trump has also said that anyone who is undocumented could be deported.
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Immigration officials never told Montes why he was deported, the suit claims.
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And you can be jailed and fined in addition to getting deported.
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He tried to cross the border, but was detained and deported again.
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She tells him he'll get deported back to Haiti if Trump wins.
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The understanding, up until this point, has been that parents should be given the options presented on the form: be deported alone and accept indefinite separation, or be deported together and withdraw the child's claim for legal status.
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But before he is deported again he is likely to be prosecuted locally for causing the fatal crash, and federal prosecutors said on Tuesday that they had charged him with illegally re-entering the country after being deported.
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They get relocated to sponsors senator and we&aposre trying to check on them, the sponsors Senator are going off the grid because they do not want to be deported, they don&apost want the kids to be deported.
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Syrians who are deported are generally told they are not registered or live outside the Turkish province in which they are registered, the report said, adding that people were also deported from provinces in which they had been registered.
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The Texas Civil Rights Project, which has worked with hundreds of families near the border, has already seen several parents deported without their children—and even two minor siblings deported without their father, TCRP President Mimi Marziani told me.
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In those cases, 80 percent — or 726 cases — ended with migrants ordered deported.
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Immigrants are laying plans for their children's care in case they are deported.
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It just seems that most of the people are deported once they go.
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In America, sometimes people think all Latinos can be deported, and we can't.
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The government actually lost many of those cases, and innocents were not deported.
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President Barack Obama still deported more than 2 million Latinos while in office.
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That's how immigrants get deported — they get detained first, then loaded onto planes.
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They were two of 22012,2450 immigrants deported from the United States that year.
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Some of those have probably already been deported or left on their own.
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He was sentenced to 15 years in prison and then will be deported.
|
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She is undocumented and wants to fight if she is detained or deported.
|
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Her children tell her they're scared, they don't want her to get deported.
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Many parents had been deported and federal officials didn't know where they were.
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It is unclear how many parents and kids have been reunified and deported.
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The author (right) in Tijuana praying for a deported military veteran fleeing violence.
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Most of those held were later deported to Nazi death camps, including Auschwitz.
|
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She told the story of a man deported from New Zealand for manslaughter.
|
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Will my family get deported, even though they've been legal immigrants for years?
|
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When he complained, his employer threatened to have him deported back to Egypt.
|
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Ajjawi's visa was canceled and he was summarily deported — for someone else's views.
|
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She made it as far as central Mexico before being detained and deported.
|
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The Iranian beauty queen says she will be killed if she is deported.
|
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If he's deported, his mother fears he simply won't survive back in Honduras.
|
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ACLU attorneys first noticed Subaihani had been mistakenly deported, not ICE, she said.
|
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But even the supposedly softer Obama regime deported hundreds of thousands every year.
|
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"Now, under the Trump administration, they face a renewed chance at being deported."
|
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Salvadorans deported from the US upon their arrival in El Salvador on Feb.
|
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With nothing to back up her claim, she was denied asylum and deported.
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Join us to bring back our parents and veterans who have been deported.
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It turned out you could be deported if you had a green card.
|
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But the fact is you only need one minor felony to get deported.
|
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So getting deported to Haiti was the best thing that happened to me.
|
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Because his parents Lithuanians, were deported by the Soviet regime to the Gulag.
|
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And the Indian authorities have sought ways to have Mallya deported by Britain.
|
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He's already been deported twice — once in 2003 and another time in 2007.
|
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The ad showed her comforting a young girl whose parents might be deported.
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Last week, a Cameroonian separatist leader arrested in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, was deported.
|
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When he was released in March 2015, he was set to be deported.
|
|
"Such offenders should be deported," she said, backing a similar suggestion by Merkel.
|
|
There's also a difference between being eligible for deportation and actually being deported.
|
|
So far, Trump has deported fewer people than his predecessor, President Barack Obama.
|
|
Nor can they necessarily seek reparations for human rights abuses if they're deported.
|
|
A lack of government interest in helping deported Mexicans isn't confined to Nogales.
|
|
On March 26, the men were told in writing they would be deported.
|
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Reports emerged Tuesday that Montes was deported from the U.S. following a Feb.
|
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He refused to push for universal health care, and deported two million immigrants.
|
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But "people will forgo preventive care often" when they're worried about being deported.
|
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Re-entering after being deported can lead to criminal charges under US law.
|
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He was locked up for three months, and then deported back to Indonesia.
|
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"The people deported to Rwanda and Uganda have no protection," Michael told me.
|
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Families and children should not risk being deported and separated from each other.
|
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"Please be conscious of what happens when a woman gets deported," she said.
|
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Others have already been, or are scheduled to be, deported without their children.
|
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They were later deported one day while she was at school, she wrote.
|
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As he was deported too, questions poured into Elie's 15-year-old head.
|
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The mother, in fact, had tried this before and was deported in 2013.
|
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They lived together in San Diego for 18 years before he was deported.
|
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He can be deported to a country where he will not be tortured.
|
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Lowrance was deported to the outside of the North Korean border, KCNA stated.
|
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The measure sharpens punishments for those who attempt to return after being deported.
|
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Yet, of course, plenty of parents of U.S.-citizen children are still deported.
|
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There were unconfirmed reports that one of the deported Taiwanese had American citizenship.
|
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Butina will be deported back to Russia after she finishes serving her sentence.
|
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He was deported from the United States five times prior to Steinle's death.
|
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And in 2015, Thailand reportedly deported to China 100 Uyghur Muslim asylum seekers.
|
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It also notes that, due to her plea, she will likely be deported.
|
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We have people that are afraid of being deported so they've gone underground.
|
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The Obama administration deported more than 300,000 people that year, the Post reported.
|
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Many others continue to be detained and deported back into life-threatening danger.
|
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In recent years, Mexico has deported more Central Americans than the United States.
|
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These voters vehemently oppose a DACA fix; they want to see Dreamers deported.
|
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Many are surprised to learn that Germany deported some Jews to occupied France.
|
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Long-term immigrants are deported for minor infractions to countries they never knew.
|
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Others fear being deported because they are not residing in the country legally.
|
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Because he was swiftly deported, he will not serve prison time in China.
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At least one of the individuals arrested was subsequently deported, the suit says.
|
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Rep Sanchez worries he would have the Congressional Hispanic Caucus deported. http://bit.
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Massoud was deported before anyone could warn the guests the party was off.
|
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He had attempted to find work by going to Iran, but was deported.
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I know fans will probably see this and figure, oh, Mateo is deported.
|
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According to Stuff, his father paid the sum and Fifita has been deported.
|
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A veteran without US citizenship can be deported if convicted of various crimes.
|
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They say ICE has told Oliver-Bruno that he will be deported immediately.
|
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It's unclear how many veterans have been deported; officials don't track that figure.
|
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He was arrested again on similar charges in May of 85033 and deported.
|
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I know people who were deported on the last one, in November 2014.
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Now, even minor crimes can see people deported from their families and communities.
|
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Eventually, he was deported from the U.S. and lost custody of his children.
|
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He mentioned an undocumented friend who, after a few traffic violations, was deported.
|
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It's always preferable when people leave the country voluntarily instead of being deported.
|
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Though Jose's asylum claim was denied months ago, he hasn't been deported yet.
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Several years ago, they deported me, and now I live in this park.
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After all the legal wrangling is over, she will likely be deported. 4.
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The report stated that these people should have been deported as security risks.
|
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When it was abolished in the vote, the king was deported on Oct.
|
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Haitian migrants, homeless from Hurricane Dorian, could now be deported from the Bahamas
|
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But hundreds of the remaining parents could have already been deported, as well.
|
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By law, they can't be deported until their claims are given a hearing.
|
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His office later said he was detained in June and deported in July.
|
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But people said they feared being deported and the group kept moving north.
|
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Instead, the Trump administration deported him and put his son in a shelter.
|
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He was deported to Israel after being stripped of his citizenship in 1981.
|
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Refuse to ignore the plight of the imprisoned, the tortured and the deported?
|
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That bill included harsh penalties for deported criminals who re-enter the country.
|
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Do you think about what life would be like if you were deported?
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The problem is that children, families, and asylum seekers can't be deported quickly.
|
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One former DACA recipient whose protection had lapsed was nearly deported in Georgia.
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I don't want people to be deported just to get a green card.
|
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His visa was then canceled and he was told he would be deported.
|
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"In memory of the Sybiracy, deported to an inhuman land," the memorial reads.
|
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If the Dreamers are deported, it will do great harm to this country.
|
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Earlier this month, the father of her friend was deported back to Mexico.
|
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The four were due to be deported back to Costa Rica, it added.
|
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Now there would be no more voluntary returns, everyone was getting formally deported.
|
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Last fiscal year, Enforcement and Removal Operations deported more than 250,000 undocumented immigrants.
|
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If they lose their cases, they will be deported to their home countries.
|
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By the summer of 1943, most Jews in the Netherlands had been deported.
|
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"The next thing I know I'm deported because somebody talked," another woman said.
|
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Larissa says she's afraid she'll be deported because Colt called the police first.
|
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He had served time in prison and had been deported to Mexico twice.
|
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After his prison term, he will most likely be deported to Hong Kong.
|
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President Obama has deported 2 million immigrants over his eight years in office.
|
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Had he succeeded, he would have protected more immigrants than he'd ever deported.
|
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Federal immigration officials deported the 95-year-old man to Germany on Tuesday.
|
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But that August, she was deported with a 10-year re-entry ban.
|
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One individual charged had been deported in 2014 and reentered the US illegally.
|
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Some US citizens have started carrying their passports for fear of being deported.
|
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Undocumented individuals, fearful of being discovered and deported, may avoid diagnosis and care.
|
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The senator helped secure Mr. Coello's release, though he could still be deported.
|
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After another lengthy legal process, Mr. Zündel was deported to Germany in 2005.
|
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More recently, her boyfriend had been deported and was pressuring her for money.
|
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Mexico deported more than 76,000 Central Americans last year, according to government statistics.
|
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She was later deported and spent eight years blacklisted from covering the country.
|
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Branko and his mother, Vilma (Gütter) Lustig, were deported to Auschwitz in 1943.
|
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Israel deported Mr. Shalon and Mr. Orenstein to the United States in July.
|
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Garcia Zarate is a Mexican citizen who previously had been deported five times.
|
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Her husband, Jesús Canseco-Rodriguez, was already gone — deported to Mexico in 2015.
|
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He settled in Kenya, where the government deported him to Jamaica in 2010.
|
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If the judge affirms the asylum officer's decision, the immigrant is then deported.
|
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He was deported from the U.S. in 2013, after being convicted of theft.
|
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On the same day, Afghans deported from Austria and Sweden entered Kabul's airport.
|
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He had been in Chicago years ago but was deported to El Salvador.
|
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I could be deported at any moment for getting pulled over or whatever.
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And he'll request to be deported Y que va a pedir su deportación.
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One American professor was deported for trying to give a student a Bible.
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More often than not, Weiss explains, participants stop corresponding because they've been deported.
|
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It also increases the economic burdens on families with household providers being deported.
|
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She was told she would be deported without a hearing, Ms. Peterson said.
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Most Americans would likely agree that violent illegals should be deported, not protected.
|
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Instead, those eligible can apply for protection from being deported and work authorizations.
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Here's the plan that's going to help you so you don't get deported.
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"Iraqi Christians should not be deported to become victims of ISIS" https://t.
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But, like other legal permanent residents, veterans who commit crimes can be deported.
|
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After a 13-month detention, ICE deported him in July 2017 to Vietnam.
|
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He is scheduled to be deported to Ecuador next week, his wife said.
|
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This economic activity, they argue, would be eliminated if the Dreamers were deported.
|
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Despite identical circumstances, the mother is granted entry, while her daughter is deported.
|
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Now, Skulbeda fears what may happen if her friends are deported to Russia.
|
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He had been released from the hospital into detention and then was deported.
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Several years ago they deported me, and now I live in this park.
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If Romero does not file an appeal by Thursday, he will be deported.
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He told us we would be deported, that he didn't want us here.
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Miguel is one of about 400 parents who were deported without their kids.
|
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In total, more than 2.5 million people were deported during the Obama administration.
|
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But sticking around and hoping not to get deported wasn't a real solution.
|
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According to DHS and HHS, some parents have agreed to be deported alone.
|
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The fathers claim that ICE agents presented them with forms that were written mostly in English, with three options at the bottom in Spanish: being deported with their children, being deported without their children, and waiting to speak to a lawyer.
|
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Judges have been looking into whether to deport the reunited families after lawyers expressed concern that parents reported being coerced into choosing between being deported without their kids or being deported with them and having the minors' immigration cases dropped.
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"As long as they have exhausted their proceedings, as long as they've received due process, and they've had a fair and full opportunity to adjudicate their asylum their asylum claim, they should be deported if they are ordered deported," Johnson said.
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One-in-four of all Latinos in the U.S. personally know someone who has been deported or detained and young Latinos between the ages of 18 to 85033 are twice as likely to know someone who has been deported or detained.
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Randy Capps, a demographer with the Migration Policy Institute, estimates that as many as a quarter of the people deported from the United States interior (who are counted separately from those deported at a border) are the parents of American children.
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The ACLU alleged in court filings Thursday that 73 parents were deported without their children in the days after the judge issued an initial ruling in June that required reunification, which meant that parents could not be deported without their kids.
|
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"I could still be deported any time," Mr. Vargas said in a quiet moment.
|
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The mother, Sandra Sanchez, had previously been deported in 2013, The Washington Post reported.
|
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That means they don't automatically get another hearing before a judge before being deported.
|
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Non-Cubans who enter the country without a visa generally are arrested and deported.
|
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Lujan says children also fear their parents will get deported while they're at school.
|
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As soon as the families were deported from Mexico, they planned to travel again.
|
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Veil was 16 when she was arrested and deported to Auschwitz in March 1944.
|
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"Obama deported 2.5 million people," said Garcia, speaking to the past administration's immigration record.
|
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Two were released on bail the same day and one was deported to Canada.
|
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She was caught by border patrol with a group of migrants and quickly deported.
|
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Has she thought about who will be their guardians in case she is deported?
|
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According to ICE, Salazar had been deported previously and had returned to the country.
|
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Serial offenders can be handed prison sentences of up to two years and deported.
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I mean, 5,20183 criminals from New York in the past year have been deported.
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By Saturday, 37 had been deported to Mexico, a Homeland Security official told CNN.
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And in my three years, we deported, repatriated, or returned over a million people.
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When he completes his sentence, Elorez will be deported, Donoghue announced in a statement.
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Twenty-six of the men were deported, accused of radicalization and supporting militant Islam.
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The man had been previously deported and arrested by Border Patrol for illegal reentry.
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The couple may be deported back to Guinea as a result of their sentencing.
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Butina will be deported from the United States once she completes her prison sentence.
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A man suspected of killing homeless people in California was previously deported six times.
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If she continued to work there, they said, she could be arrested and deported.
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They feared that if they stepped forward as undocumented migrants, they could be deported.
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If his parents were detained and deported, who would feed and care for them?
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They're about making fewer people eligible for a full legal process before getting deported.
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Twelve of those children, he said, have already been deported back to the country.
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However, 12 parents were already deported back to their home country without their children.
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The deported man, Jose Segovia-Benitez, 38, who grew up in Long Beach, Calif.
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Men are deported to Mexico on June 2 in Nogales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora.
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Guatemalan immigrants deported from the United States arrive on a deportation flight on Feb.
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He served 14 months in federal prison before ICE deported him back to Ukraine.
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Montes claims the current administration deported him to Mexico — and he doesn't know why.
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Before entering prison, Joe told PEOPLE that he did not expect to get deported.
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Applicants have greater access to housing and schools and less chance of being deported.
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The brothers were detained, and Marlon was deported to Reynosa to stay with family.
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Twelve parents of kids in the under 5 group were deported without their kids.
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There have been several reports in recent weeks of Syrians being deported to Syria.
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One of the men said he was deported with at least 100 other Syrians.
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This is the same administration that has deported over 450 parents, leaving behind children.
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Now, that doesn't happen like it used to because they're afraid of being deported.
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They were deported from China in June 2015 after their jail terms were reduced.
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A total of 20,888 people were deported in all of 2015, the newspaper said.
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I almost signed (to be deported) because I didn't want to suffer there anymore.
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In fiscal year 2015, 235,413 immigrants were deported, of whom 139,368 were convicted criminals.
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Immigration attorneys say there have been many cases of parents deported without their children.
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If recent border crossers do not claim asylum, they can usually be deported quickly.
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Military veterans who aren't US citizens can be deported if they're convicted of crimes.
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You brought your brother from Mexico to the US, but he was eventually deported.
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Only 4% of the 11m "removable aliens" can be deported in a given year.
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The shooter had been deported 5 times and had 7 felony convictions, he added.
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Garcia de Rayos was taken into custody and deported to Mexico one day later.
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"First non-valedictorian DREAMer deported," he tweeted alongside an image of a beverage mug.
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Why it matters: Ending DACA wouldn't mean all of the "Dreamers" would be deported.
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In August, Clinton stood by her position that the undocumented immigrants should be deported.
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Its offshoot in Central America took hold when many of its members were deported.
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Of the 246 Jews deported from Venice to concentration camps, only eight have survived.
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Worries about getting deported after seeking health care aren't unique to the Trump era.
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More than 2 million people have been deported in the last eight years alone.
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Throughout the Valley, workers without legal immigration documents fear being found out and deported.
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After leaving prison in November 2016, he was deported back home to El Salvador.
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If true, Montes would be the first DACA recipient to be deported under Trump.
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I was talking to a friend of mine who had a family member deported.
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When due process for immigrants is treated as optional, people are deported to peril.
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He and his young wife made it across; his father was caught and deported.
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Many have expressed concern they'll be deported if they stay in the United States.
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Children experience profound grief when a parent dies, divorces, is incarcerated or is deported.
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Many immigrants, after being deported, never get a second chance to prove their claims.
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Mexico's Interior Ministry said Monday that 98 migrants would be deported following the incident.
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A sentence ICE said she served before she was deported to Guatemala in 1999.
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But he missed a date in immigration court and a judge ordered him deported.
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A mother of four U.S.-born children was deported to Mexico on Wednesday morning.
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But what about children whose parents have been jailed or deported by immigration officials?
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And those who don't have a valid claim, she said, will be swiftly deported.
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He flew to Czechoslovakia on a fake Malaysian passport but was deported to Bangkok.
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He initially fled El Salvador in 1979 and entered illegally but was later deported.
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It is not the first time that French citizens have been deported from Turkey.
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But another 463 parents may have already been deported, according to a government report.
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If we was deported he should have been able to go home by now.
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In June, Homan told Congress that undocumented immigrants "should be concerned" about being deported.
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Brown last year pardoned two men who were set to be deported days later.
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In November 2014, President Obama established new priorities for foreigners who should be deported.
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He had been deported from the United States five times prior to Steinle's death.
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According to the Globe, he had been deported twice before and used multiple aliases.
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That is about the same number as were deported in the entire 20th century.
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One of the group's clients, a teenager from Guatemala, was almost deported this month.
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Hours later I was on a plane out of the country, having been deported.
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US citizen children whose parents have been deported experience numerous emotional and behavioral challenges.
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In February, it deported two Agence France-Presse journalists working while on tourist visas.
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Illegal immigrants, they say, should be deported because they are skirting the immigration process.
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By comparison, nearly 177,000 Central Americans were deported by Mexican immigration authorities last year.
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Her attorney says she was then taken to the US-Mexico border and deported.
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ICE Air Operations also deported more than 20173,22017 people on commercial flights that year.
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Garcia Zarate had been deported from the United States five times before the shooting.
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Other parents had already been deported or released and have not yet been located.
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Authorities said that no one will be deported until an appeals process is cleared.
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Chavez' wife and three sons moved to Iowa, according to Honorably Discharged, Dishonorably Deported.
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At least a dozen parents were deported back to their homelands without their children.
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They were eventually found in 1944 and deported to the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz.
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The official did not specify where he was deported to on the second occasion.
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And as you know, so far he has deported more than 2.5 million immigrants.
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NO TALK ABOUT HOW THEY'RE GOING TO RETURN KIDS WHOSE PARENTS HAVE BEEN DEPORTED.
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He was not deported again before the murder of two police officers in 2014.
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Immigration lawyers are the ones trying to fight against parents and kids getting deported.
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One big question: What happens to the kids whose parents have already been deported?
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Her dad was deported once but made it back to their home in Illinois.
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"I'll release him tomorrow and he will be deported to his country," he said.
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It was not immediately clear if or when they would be charged or deported.
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Between 2010 and 2012, the United States deported nearly 205,000 parents of citizen kids.
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All those children have been moved to other facilities, deported, or released to relatives.
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He had been deported five times since entering the United States as a youth.
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"A huge percentage of these people get deported," said Marty Rosenbluth, an immigration attorney.
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By the early hours of the morning, his father had been deported to Mexico.
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Mr. Perez-Montes's family was not alerted before he was deported, Mr. Bergin said.
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The US has detained and deported tens of thousands of them as undocumented immigrants.
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He also said that ICE had deported 28,808 people to Central America since October.
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Mr. Trump deported the same number during his first year in the White House.
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She took visitors outside the library to view the new memorial to the deported.
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Emma Goldman was denaturalized and deported during this period, for espousing pacifism in wartime.
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He said the government deported more than 100 radical Islamist preachers, many from Pakistan.
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The other son, Domingo, was caught in March and is expected to be deported.
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The family was deported to Auschwitz in 1944, and all six siblings were killed.
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She'll have to withdraw her own asylum case and agree to be deported instead.
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He was released on parole in 1996 and was deported to Israel in 2000.
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She will probably then be deported, according to court papers laying out the agreement.
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Any undocumented person can be deported if they are encountered by federal immigration authorities.
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He was swiftly deported to Guatemala and the girl was sent to a shelter.
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On Wednesday, an American freelance journalist with Venezuelan residency rights was arrested and deported.
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Patricia is undocumented, and an immigration court judge has ordered her to be deported.
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Some asylum seekers have even had their cases reopened after they have been deported.
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Otherwise, many undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children could be deported.
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They also want people deported from the US to Mexico to have medical exams.
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Salvadoran immigrants who were deported from the US arrive at a shelter, March 14.
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She was deported to the United States soon after the sentencing in April 2017.
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Human rights groups say the migrants have been detained and some have been deported.
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When his parents were deported back to Mexico in 19483, he went with them.
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Obama deported nearly three million undocumented immigrants, more than any president in American history.
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One woman sobbed that her own father had been deported on a similar flight.
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However, Mr. Laczko said, most of that group were not deported but returned voluntarily.
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As of the latest update, the administration said they deported parents of 386 children.
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On Thursday she was deported to Mexico, a country she left 21 years ago.
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The Syrians being deported represent only a fraction of the Syrian refugees in Turkey.
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Mr. Avendaño, a carpenter originally from Tlaxcala, Mexico, was deported in 2011, ICE said.
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In the end, hundreds were detained, sent back to Guatemala or deported to Honduras.
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Now that the war was over, the imprisoned Salvadoran gang members were being deported.
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Such children may be forced to leave the United States with their deported parents.
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"I'm asking for your commitment that those young people won't be deported," he said.
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" Another user wrote, "You are a disgrace to this country and should be deported.
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Ms. Trujillo had applied unsuccessfully for asylum and had been ordered deported to Mexico.
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The suspect was an ex-felon from Mexico who had been deported five times.
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After he served his sentence, he was ordered deported and detained by immigration officials.
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Havana also recently agreed to start accepting some Cubans who have been ordered deported.
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"I just wanted to let you know that my mom was deported," she announced.
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People could be sent to federal prison for illegally re-entering after being deported.
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On Wednesday, Mexican authorities said that 460 Honduran migrants were deported throughout the day.
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He&aposs been sentenced to federal prison and will be deported after his sentence.
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If she was turned back at the border, she might be deported to Eritrea.
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Libyan immigration officials threw him in jail for three months before he was deported.
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"There aren't people to replace them if they should all be deported," McCarthy said.
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The mother signed after being pressured; the father didn't sign and was deported anyway.
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Meanwhile, more than two dozen deported parents showed up at the border last Saturday.
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I was deported again and I really didn't know what was next for me.
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"I don't mind washing dishes," Ms. Zavaleta said of the prospect of being deported.
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They were deported from Venezuela on Tuesday, and arrived in Miami in the afternoon.
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He deported more people than any president in the history of the United States.
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Initially, immigration officials told Mr. Avelica that he would be deported to Mexico immediately.
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Controversy also envelops the question of how many people in Britain should be deported.
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He claimed he couldn't be deported because he had obtained citizenship through his father.
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He said Latin America immigrants were "not wanted" in Oklahoma and should be deported.
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In recent years, Mexico has deported more Central American immigrants than the United States.
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The man acquitted in her death had been deported five times before the shooting.
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Officials have said hundreds of parents from separated families were deported without their children.
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An illegal immigrant who had been deported five times was charged with her murder.
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But ICE just arrested her and deported her to a refugee camp in Turkey.
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They arrested 143,000 people in 2017, a sharp uptick, and deported more than 225,000.
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But Mr. Abdugani, who was not deported, and many others like him remain anxious.
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The artist was subsequently deported to Singapore following a two-day detention in Sydney.
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Previously, people apprehended crossing the border illegally were often deported without being criminally charged.
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In other words, he created a system that pressured judges to order immigrants deported.
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Most people who came into the US without papers weren't tracked down and deported.
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And those parents who don't get asylum are then deported -- often without their kids.
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If she fails review, she's out of options and liable to get ordered deported.
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Farrera-Brochez was convicted and imprisoned for more than two years before being deported.
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National Geographic's 'Afghan Girl' was deported Sharbat Gula, the woman known as the "Afghan Girl" for her appearance on a 1984 National Geographic cover, will be deported back to Afghanistan on Wednesday after pleading guilty to charges of illegally staying in Pakistan.
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Advocates claim that ICE is going after people that it could have deported in the past, but explicitly decided not to — like Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos, who was deported from Arizona last week — or people who have years-old final orders of deportation.
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Scores of immigrant parents who were separated from their children after crossing the border in the spring said they signed forms agreeing to be deported with the understanding that their kids would be returning with them, only to find themselves deported without them.
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Auschwitz-Birkenau's different sections were for "women; men; a family camp for Roma (Gypsies) deported from Germany, Austria, and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia; and a family camp for Jewish families deported from the Theresienstadt ghetto," according to the Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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A legal filing over the weekend alleges that several fathers, after being reunited with their adolescent children, were given three choices: to be deported with their children; be deported alone and allow their children to stay; or wait to consult a lawyer.
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Several parents, some who are illiterate or who only speak indigenous languages, told attorneys they were given just minutes to decide whether to get their kids back and be deported together, or leave their kids in the U.S. and be deported alone.
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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 wouldn't be possible to without putting them through a yearslong immigration court process.
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Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia, was deported to Poland from Ukraine earlier on Monday.
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It looks like Teresa Giudice and Joe Giudice's marriage may not survive if he's deported.
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It would also balance Obama's record as having deported more people than any other president.
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"Formerly, individuals were deported administratively, and infrequently sent through the criminal justice system," Long says.
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Another features a subplot about a young friend of Penelope's daughter whose parents are deported.
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He will be deported a fourth time at the end of the eight-year sentence.
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A DACA recipient asked Ryan whether she'd be deported; Ryan told her she'd be safe.
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Readers do not hear from Anne after she is deported to Auschwitz or Bergen-Belsen.
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Saakashvili was detained in March in Kiev by armed, masked men and deported to Poland.
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If President-elect Trump keeps his word, she says, they could all end up deported.
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They cannot be deported; Bangladesh flatly rejects the whole exercise as an internal Indian matter.
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Deported immigrant&aposs wife: &aposI can&apost be mad at Trump for doing his job.
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Why she was deported Garcia de Rayos has two children who were born in Arizona.
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We know it will save lives by keeping people from being deported to unsafe countries.
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He points to the fact that she was never detained or deported before this visit.
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"The people that Ice will apprehend have already been ordered to be deported," Trump tweeted.
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Elzea said decisions about being deported with children wouldn't affect an immigrant's pending asylum claim.
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Further complicating matters, 12 parents have been deported back to their countries without their children.
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Would my savings account come with me if I was deported from the United States?
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If anyone of us had "violated" the terms of our visas, we would be deported.
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In the past, the sheet said, many parents elected to be deported without their children.
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The Fashion Law reports that Smatsorabudh will likely be deported back to Thailand after prison.
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Other workers Human Rights Watch interviewed were summarily deported back home to Bangladesh for striking.
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There are millions of people like her here, so she hopes she won't be deported.
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It's tough for progressives to remember that President Obama deported a record number of immigrants.
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Deportations of MS-13 members Over the years, authorities have deported many MS-13 members.
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A neighbor reported her to the Chinese police, and she was deported to North Korea.
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Since the raid, ICE has kept Gonzalez's mother, who had previously been deported, in detention.
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The plan was for ICE to hold him until he could be deported to Ecuador.
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In February, Mexican authorities detained and deported 863,128 Hondurans, up from 2,780 the previous month.
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Noel hopes that his family will get protection in the US and not be deported.
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Lutz Bachmann, the founder of the anti-Islam group Pegida, was deported from Stansted Airport.
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According to a recent report, in January and February Mexican immigration authorities deported 16,278 people.
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In that program's first year, Mexico doubled the number of people it caught and deported.
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In past years, offenders would be deported or go to immigration court for a hearing.
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Russia is warning that foreigners confirmed to have coronavirus may be deported from the country.
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After four days, the two were deported to Reynosa; his father is still in detention.
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But under Streamline, detention can be as short as 36 hours before they are deported.
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I was scared of the guards and scared I would be deported without my mother.
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A federal judge ordered the return of individuals deported because of Jeff Sessions' asylum policy.
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Caught in the chaos, Mexican authorities mistook Serrano's friend for a protester and deported him.
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Federal law makes it nearly impossible for someone who's been deported to ever get asylum.
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They were betrayed, caught and deported, and Anne died in a concentration camp at 15.
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Because, you see, you couldn't be deported under Reagan if you had a green card.
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She could face criminal charges in Iraq or be deported to stand trial in Germany.
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CRUZ: Well, existing law provides that those who are deported cannot come back here legally.
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If he had answered wrong, he would have been pulled off the bus and deported.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich suggested that Muslims who believe in Shariah should be deported.
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She didn't call me an illegal, or a criminal, or suggest that I be deported.
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Teresa Giudice is opening up about the possibility of her husband Joe Giudice being deported.
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That means often they are ordered to leave the country, but are not physically deported.
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Since 2015, it has deported nearly twice as many Central Americans than the U.S. has.
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Ozkan had been detained by Israel on terror-related charges, but was deported this month.
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An ICE spokesman said he was re-arrested in June and deported back to Guatemala.
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The man will still eventually be deported, though the date remains unknown, the newspaper reported.
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Police eventually arrested 27 people that day, and the undocumented immigrant was deported days later.
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It was like psychological torture to the point where I almost (agreed to be deported).
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Singapore said at the time people involved in "activities of security concern" would be deported.
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It's unclear, however, if or why Al Khammasi was not deported in the five years.
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The couple told First Coast News they believed the two were deported back to China.
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I haven't become an American citizen, and I am worried about getting deported every day.
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Unfortunately, that didn't work out and he got in trouble, and he was actually deported.
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Sissoko was deported from the United State before the DIB allegations were made in court.
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The Trump administration has unapologetically deported parents separated from their children due to Trump policy.
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Under Trump's administration, how can legal immigrants ensure they aren't at risk of being deported?
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If the 76-year old is deported, he can't re-enter Japan for five years.
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By comparison, roughly 2 million people have been deported during Obama's eight years in office.
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The only problem: at the end of the day Natasha is being deported to Jamaica.
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Ramos told Reuters the team was later informed by Venezuela that they would be deported.
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The Honduran said he has been deported four to five times from the United States.
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Hassan, who suffered from schizophrenia, had been waiting four years to be deported to Somalia.
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In Mississippi, a majority say that immigrants working in the U.S. illegally should be deported.
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Serrano-Vitorino, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was deported from the United States in 2004.
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The part of my family that was deported to Auschwitz, these people never came back.
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That's a Trevor Noah joke; the one immigrant I'm most excited to see get deported.
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"[Trump] did say the good people would not be deported," she told Indiana Public Media.
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And many of these same people don't want DREAMers deported their health care taken away.
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Others were deported for residing illegally in the Andean country, Moran added, without providing details.
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It also detained, harassed and occasionally deported foreigners for participating in private non-Islamic worship.
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"She was afraid that she would be contacted by INS and deported," the countersuit explains.
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People from other countries are often undocumented migrant workers who are deported home relatively quickly.
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In exchange for her cooperation and on account of her youth, she will be deported.
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Where there is a crime — additional to their illegal entry — illegal immigrants should be deported.
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However, groups of deported veterans estimate the number is far higher, Peoria Public Radio reported.
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Most Republicans have publicly maintained that they do not want to see these people deported.
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After multiple threats against Laura, he was arrested, charged with assault, and deported to Mexico.
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Days later, Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported the 47-year-old undocumented immigrant to Mexico.
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