Although the immigrants entered Israel from Egypt, Israel cannot deport them back to Egypt because the Egyptians refuse to give an undertaking not to deport the immigrants to their countries of origin.

Saudi authorities have said they will start to raid and deport migrant workers on June 30.

In October 2008, Mexico agreed to deport Cubans using the country as an entry point to the US.

When he left prison, no immediate attempt was made to deport him although the administration could have again tried to do so.

After the Varna City Court refused to allow the extradition, ruling that the charges were politically motivated, the Bulgarian authorities threatened to deport him.

In Reference re Persons of Japanese Race (1946), the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a government order to deport Canadian citizens of Japanese descent.

It s hateful, needless, and futile as Bush said himself, the US will never, could never, and should never deport twelve million people, illegal or not.

Eventually, the pirates were freed, since the Danish authorities were concerned that it would be difficult to deport them back to Somalia once their sentences were served.

To be sure, Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention provides that an occupying government shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies.

But as the parallel language of deport or transfer suggests, the more plausible reading is that the letter of Article 49 applies only to forcible transfers, not to settlements that are voluntary.

On the date that the complaint was submitted to the Committee, the appeal to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal against the judgement upholding the order to deport the complainant was still pending.

At the same time, acting pursuant to article 108, paragraph 1, of its rules of procedure, it asked the State party not to deport the complainant to Pakistan while his complaint was under consideration.

At the same time, the Committee, acting in accordance with rule 108, paragraph 9, of its rules of procedure, requested the State party not to deport the complainant to Algeria while his complaint was being considered.

The majority concludes that Denmark has failed adequately to support its decision to deport the author, a Ugandan citizen, following his conviction for drug related criminal offences and a prison sentence of two years, six months.

On 9 July 2004, the Committee, through its Special Rapporteur on new communications, requested the State party not to deport the author before the Committee has had an opportunity to address the continued need for interim measures.

On 30 July 2004, the Committee informed the State party of its decision to extend its temporary request not to deport the author until the closing date of the Committee's eighty second session, i.e. 5 November 2004.

In a press release, entitled Migrant Workers Children Expelled Directive Tearing Families Apart , both local and international human rights NGOs have condemned the government's decision to deport locally born children of migrant workers and in some cases their mothers.

In response to an alleged rape case involving a Nigerian national, Goa's tourism minister publicly accused Nigerians of committing crime on purpose to prolong their stays in India. We should have a strict law where we can deport them.

On 7 July 2004, the author requested the Committee to issue a request for interim measures under rule 86 of its rules of procedure, asking the State party not to deport him while his communication was under consideration by the Committee.

6.3 As to the alleged violation of article 16, the Committee finds that the author has not shown how the State party's refusal to grant her a residence permit while at the same time failing to deport her, amounts to a violation of article 16.

He argues that enabling him to resume his family life for a few months, during which he may look after his children while his wife works, only to eventually deport him to Uganda, would amount to a severe infringement of his rights under articles 17 and 23.

9.9 The author argues that, in the light of the length of his stay in Denmark and his family's interest to continue living together, the State party's decision to deport him must be considered disproportionate to the aim pursued, despite the relatively serious nature of his conviction.

Concerned over a possible forcible repatriation of refugees from Kosovo and Metohija, mainly Roma, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe adopted recommendation 1633 (2003) obliging the countries accommodating non Albanian refugees from Kosovo and Metohija not to deport them forcibly to the Kosovo and Metohija territory.

The next time a Republican named Schultz, Kruger, or Metzger comes out in favor of criminalizing homosexuality, I want to see our activist friends demand that we lob a few bombs at Munich. Or suggest that we deport all German Americans to their backward, wretched homeland. I would really like to see that.

Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention the applicability of which has been reaffirmed by the Security Council in 27 resolutions and by the International Court of Justice in the Advisory Opinion of 9 July 2004 clearly states that The occupying Power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies .

So almost all of Latin America is deeply affected by the current immigration climate in the US, and would benefit greatly from the type of comprehensive immigration reform that both John McCain and Barack Obama have supported. The Bush administration s regrettable decision to build fences along the US Mexico border, raid workplaces and housing sites, detain and deport foreigners without papers, is viewed in Latin America as being hypocritical and offensive.

The possibility of automatic enforcement of expulsion measures on grounds of public order is allowed for under article 26 bis of the ordinance of 2 November 1945. It addresses the need to deport effectively and promptly aliens whose presence in France constitutes a threat to public order, insofar as allowing them to remain at liberty in France could not but lead to a resumption of their activities endangering public order.

11.6 In the present case, and as the State party has conceded that the author's removal would constitute an interference with his family life, the Committee considers that a decision by the State party to deport the father of a family with two minor children and to compel the family to choose whether they should accompany him or stay in the State party is to be considered interference with the family.