Deportation

At least 129,517 people were deported from the country by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency in the first two quarters of fiscal year 2019.

"You've got a president who tried to throw 32 million people off health care. He ain't gonna run on that one," said Sanders.

"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice shared her concern for the many ways her daughters will be affected if her husband Joe Giudice is deported.

"This is the message they are receiving: either stay with your abuser or risk deportation," said Archi Pyati, Chief of Policy for the Tahirih Justice Center.

"We gotta get their daddy home!"

"We do not want to see our publicly owned airport used for the wholesale deportation of immigrant detainees," said King County Executive Dow Constantine.

Immigrants with criminal records can be detained by ICE years, or even decades, after being released from prison.

"We are optimistic that once his appeal is heard, he will receive the appropriate relief and will be able to come home and remain there with his family."

"We look forward to an amicable resolution between the parties in the near future with no criminal implications whatsoever."

A Miami University student in Ohio reports being the latest victim of nationwide extortion scams in which international students are threatened with deportation if they don't transfer thousands of dollars to illicit solicitors.

The rapper performed his latest single, "A Lot," on "The Tonight Show" last week.

Most of the veterans and service members polled agreed military members' families should also be protected.

"They are unwanted in Denmark and they must feel that," the country's integration minister has said.

"I said, 'We should do something like Mario Kart. I don't think we should do this.'"

"With your help, I can stay in the country I love and call home, and I can continue to fight for human rights and dignity."

The child's immigration case was denied without any explanation.

Law School Admissions Test prep questions used disparaging references to President "Ronald Thump" to illustrate how reasonable conclusions could be drawn from biased statements.

A Swedish student stopped an asylum seeker being sent back to Afghanistan this week by refusing to take her seat on a flight.

"It is not right to send people to hell," Elin Ersson told fellow passengers.

William Anh Nguyen, a 32-year-old Yale graduate, is reportedly set to be released and "deported immediately" out of Vietnam.

"Everyone better give their housekeepers, nannies and landscapers a ride home tonight..."

Huy Chi Tran, 47, died on Tuesday while being held at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Arizona, the agency said on Saturday.

He lost his DACA status over a misdemeanor conviction and was escorted to the border by ICE, who said his departure was "voluntary."

"Is our city, state and nation any safer today because they took a pizza delivery guy off the streets?"

"My dad was deported three times for trying to come back to his family," Eastlake High School graduate Leslie Silva said.

Jonathan McConkey and assistant Kelsi Hoser were allegedly arrested trying to bundle the student onto a plane.

"It is only the beginning for Sergio and others like him," said chaplain Tim Brown, who plans to help others facing deportation.

Congress, pass the Dream Act. Do not allow my sister to be taken away from me.

"There's some hope that this country can continue to be forgiving."

Eighty-two percent of prosecutors said that "domestic violence is now under-reported and harder to investigate and/or prosecute."