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October 7, 2008 8:50:25 PM CDT


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  • October 2008
    • Kenya Deports Author of Obama Nation

      Kenya Deports Author of Obama Nation

      (Newser) - The author of the bestselling attack on Barack Obama, The Obama Nation, is being deported from Kenya for lacking the right working papers, the AP reports. Police nabbed Jerome Corsi at his hotel ahead of a book launch. One source said he had been held for accusing the prime minister’s Muslim supporters of post-election violence, the Times of London reports. More »

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      Barack Obama   book   Kenya   detainee   deportation   Jerome Corsi

  • August 2008
    • Lawyers: Dying Immigrant Denied Care in Custody

      Lawyers: Dying Immigrant Denied Care in Custody

      (Newser) - Hiu Lui “Jason” Ng was a New York computer engineer trying to get his green card when immigration officials arrested him last year, the New York Times reports. Last week he died of undiagnosed cancer after months of neglect in immigration detention centers. Ng complained of chronic back pain, and eventually became too weak to walk or stand, but officials refused to give him a wheelchair or medical examination, his lawyers say. More »

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      cancer   immigrant   abuse   illegal immigration   deportation   Immigration and Customs Enforcement   detention

    • Many Hospitals Deport Injured, Ill Immigrants

      Many Hospitals Deport Injured, Ill Immigrants

      (Newser) - The case of an illegal immigrant from Guatemala has called attention to a little-known, but common, practice at US hospitals: the deportation of immigrants without insurance. Injured in a car accident, the immigrant spent years at a Florida hospital before being repatriated by court order, the New York Times reports. An appeals court overruled the decision, stating that deportation falls under the federal government's purview. More »

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      immigration   illegal immigrant   health care costs   Medicaid   deportation   Guatemala

  • May 2008
    • 297 Illegal Immigrants Get Jail in Federal Crackdown

      297 Illegal Immigrants Get Jail in Federal Crackdown

      (Newser) - Some 270 illegal immigrants have been sentenced to 5 months in federal prison in a sign that the Bush administration is taking a much harder line on undocumented workers, the New York Times reports. Busted for using fake IDs, the workers were among 389 swept up at a kosher meat-packing plant in Iowa in the biggest immigration raid on a workplace in US history. Until now, undocumented workers have usually been detained and deported. More »

    • US Drugging Foreigners for Deportation

      US Drugging Foreigners for Deportation

      (Newser) - The US government injects hundreds of illegal immigrants with dangerous psychotropic drugs to keep them sedated while being deported, the Washington Post reports. The so-called "pre-flight cocktail" often leaves detainees so incapacitated they need a wheelchair to get onto the plane. Used far more often than the "last resort" it's advertised as, the practice violates some international human-rights codes. More »

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      immigrant   illegal immigration   deportation   antipsychotic drugs

  • April 2008
    • Mugabe Love Story Sparked Hatred of UK

      Mugabe Love Story Sparked Hatred of UK

      (Newser) - Robert Mugabe's hatred of the British may have stemmed from an affair of the heart, reports the Independent. Newly released letters from the 1960s show the future tyrant openly begged London not to deport his then-wife, Sally Mugabe, who had fled Rhodesia in the 1960s when he was jailed for anti-colonial activities. "It is certainly unfair for the British government to add to the misery of her already broken life," Mugabe wrote. More »

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      United Kingdom   Zimbabwe   Robert Mugabe   letters   deportation   Rhodesia

  • March 2008
  • January 2008
    • US-Viet Pact OKs Forced Deportations

      US-Viet Pact OKs Forced Deportations

      (Newser) - The US and Vietnam have signed a pact that could see thousands of Vietnamese living in America forcibly returned to their homeland, reports the Orange Country Register . Under the agreement, undocumented Vietnamese immigrants facing court deportation orders can now be repatriated. Some 8,000 people will be affected and the deportations could begin in two months. More »

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      Vietnam   immigrant   deportation

  • December 2007
    • Citing US Troubles, Illegal Immigrants 'Self-Deport'

      Citing US Troubles, Illegal Immigrants 'Self-Deport'

      (Newser) - More illegal immigrants in the US are "self-deporting" back to their home countries in the face of stricter immigration enforcement and a worsening economy, Reuters reports. "The situation has got so tough that there don't seem to be many options left for us," said a Mexican immigrant. No exact numbers are known, but Reuters cites a spike in immigrants requesting Mexican citizenship for their US-born children and anecdotal reports from elsewhere. More »

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      US economy   immigration   illegal immigrant   Mexican border   deportation   relocation

  • September 2007
    • Ex-PM Battles Expulsion From Pakistan

      Ex-PM Battles Expulsion From Pakistan

      (Newser) - Ex-Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif is taking Pervez Musharraf to court, hours after Musharraf ordered the deportation of his longtime political rival. In a move that casts further doubt on Musharraf's already shaky authority, Sharif—re-exiled to Saudi Arabia just 4 hours after his plane landed in Pakistan yesterday—filed suit in the supreme court charging the government with contempt. More »

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      Pakistan   Pervez Musharraf   Saudi Arabia   Nawaz Sharif   deportation   exile

    • Sharif Deported as He Lands in Roiling Pakistan

      Sharif Deported as He Lands in Roiling Pakistan

      (Newser) - Within hours of landing back home in Pakistan late last night, exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif  was deported to Saudi Arabia, as his supporters clashed with police near the airport and hundreds were arrested. Thousands more had been arrested in advance of his return. Police escorted Sharif onto a commercial jet shortly after he touched down in Islamabad from London. More »

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      Pakistan   Pervez Musharraf   US Supreme Court   Nawaz Sharif   deportation   exile

  • May 2007
    • Immigrants Allege Border Drugging

      Immigrants Allege Border Drugging

      (Newser) - Two illegal immigrants say they were drugged against their will by U.S. officials trying to deport them, their ACLU lawyer said yesterday. The two men, one Indonesian and one Senegalese, claim to have been injected with pyschotropic drugs during deportation proceedings; neither had been diagnosed with a mental illness that would have required the medication. More »

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      immigration   illegal immigrant   abuse   deportation   drugging

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