Forced apart (by the numbers) : non-citizens deported mostly for nonviolent offenses /

The 64-page report uses data from 1997 to 2007 from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), to evaluate the effects of sweeping deportation laws passed in 1996. It shows that some of the most common crimes for which people were deported were relatively minor offenses, such as marijuana and coc...

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Corporate Author:	Human Rights Watch (Organization)
Other Authors:	Parker, Alison, 1970-, Root, Brian
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Human Rights Watch, c2009 New York : ©2009 New York : [2009]
Subjects:	Alien criminals > Legal status, laws, etc > United States. Alien criminals > United States > Statistics Deportation > United States > Statistics Emigration and immigration law > United States > ^A1014227 Emigration and immigration law > United States Noncitizen criminals > Legal status, laws, etc > United States. Noncitizen criminals > United States > Statistics Alien criminals Deportation Emigration and immigration law Noncitizen criminals United States Statistics

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