deportation of foreigners

All countries reserve the right of deportation of foreigners, even those who are longtime residents.

He was promptly told that he was being deported under a law allowing deportation of foreigners convicted of felonies.

Historically, government personnel have conflated human trafficking and human smuggling, leading to the routine deportation of foreigners in vulnerable populations without determining whether they may be trafficking victims.

Senate Republicans and Democrats are trying to resolve several disputes over the anti-crime package that threaten to revive debates on gun control, prisoners' rights and deportation of foreigners suspected of terrorism.

It considered the blending of cultures to be genocide, and therefore called for the deportation of foreigners, tightening of German asylum laws, and making it more difficult to attain German nationality.

President Bush himself must make it clear to Congress's Republican leaders that he does, indeed, stand behind the U.N. convention, which bars the deportation of foreigners to homelands found to torture and persecute dissenters.

The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Kuwaiti Government have worked out new arrangements to monitor Kuwait's deportation of foreigners, mostly Iraqis and Palestinians, Kuwaiti officials and Western diplomats say.

Senator Alan K. Simpson, Republican of Wyoming, is trying to salvage elements of a plan backed by the Bush Administration that would allow the deportation of foreigners considered to be likely terrorists, an aide to the Senator said.

The Paris demonstrations drew in an impromptu alliance of human rights groups and antiracism, student and labor organizations opposed to Mr. Le Pen's anti-immigrant policies and his proposals for the mass deportation of foreigners without legal residence rights in France.