removal order

A removal order was issued for him to return to India.

Under immigration laws, he has no right to appeal the removal order.

For instance, 170 removal orders have been issued in January 2012.

If the judge decides that it is "reasonable", then the certificate becomes a removal order.

He granted Justice Moore until midnight to comply with the removal order.

He died shortly after the removal order was issued, heartbroken and suffering from kidney disease.

A valid removal order is an elementary example of a shelling.)

Late last year, Honeywell was back in court, asking the judge to modify his removal order because the circumstances of the case had substantially changed.

Both that episode and the court's validation of the removal order are now regarded as historic embarrassments.

ICE vigorously sought a removal order in immigration court.

Subjects of a certificate are inadmissible to Canada and are subject to a removal order.

He was issued with a removal order but the plans to deport him before any judicial review could take place were eventually cancelled.

A removal order was then issued.

The program secures a final removal order, prior to the termination of criminal aliens' sentences, whenever possible.

The Court held that notwithstanding the prior deportation or removal orders, such individuals are still eligible to become permanent residents.

This was the first incidence in the United States of a removal order for the accusation of genocide.

Pursuing removal orders for aliens who are about to become lawful permanent residents doesn't make sense in terms of time or resources.

Family ties, usually a strong factor in immigration decisions, apparently carry no weight in the current enforcement of old removal orders.

Eligible aliens agree to waive appeal rights associated with their state conviction(s) and must have final removal orders.

The New Orleans police helped him to implement the removal orders, and for a brief time, the power of the radicals was curtailed.

These immigration matters are related to: sponsorships, removal orders, residency obligations or appeals made by (on behalf) of the Minister.

Individuals with removal orders will be permitted to apply as will aliens currently in removal proceedings.

The statute before the court requires a 90-day period of confinement for immigrants subject to a "final removal order," after which the government "may" continue the detention.

Besides, the Prime Minister said, the expulsions, described by the Government as "temporary removal orders," are not permanent.

One of those who call soldiers to refuse removal order is Uri Elitzur, a publicist and former civil servant.