How a 14-year-old "illegal alien" from El Salvador beat deportation, gained permission to remain in the U.S., and is now a distinguished university professor.

Canadian supporter questions Conservative Immigration Minister Diane Finley on deportation of U.S. Iraq War Resisters Ottawa, Canada On Friday, August 15, 2008, a Canadian supporter of U.S. war resisters challenged Canadian Immigration Minister Diane Finley to explain why she is deporting U.S. war resisters to court martial and military prison. 64% of Canadians want the war resisters to stay here, 82% of Canadians are against the Iraq war, and on June 3, 2008, the Canadian Parliament passed a motion calling on the government to halt the deportation of war resisters. With the recent decision to deport Jeremy Hinzman, the first war resister to come to Canada, the question remains: does the minority Conservative government support democracy in Canada or does it support the Iraq war? War Resisters Support Campaign (Canada) http://www.resisters.ca/ *** Copyright / Droit d'auteur © 2008 War Resisters Support Campaign / Campagne d'appui aux résistantEs à la guerre Intrinsic Audiovisual Productions

The Bush Administration's Immigration and Customs Enforcement has launched a new initiative which encourages illegal aliens in the U.S. to surrender to authorities. Bob Orr reports from Washington.

Demonstration against Europes immigration policies at European Social Forum 2008 in Malmö, Sweden.

From Canada NewsWire: Bob Rae joins War Resister Jeremy Hinzman in call to stop deportation TORONTO, Sept. 18 /CNW/ - At a press conference today, Bob Rae, the Liberal Foreign Affairs Critic joined U.S. Iraq War resister Jeremy Hinzman to make an urgent appeal to the Conservative government to stop the imminent deportation of Hinzman and his family, scheduled for September 23. Hinzman was a specialist in the 82nd Airborne Division of the US Army. He came to Canada in January 2004 after refusing to deploy to the Iraq war. If he is deported, Hinzman will face court martial, imprisonment and a criminal record. "I believe very strongly, as do a majority in the House of Commons, that we should do as we did during the Vietnam War," said Bob Rae. "We should be accepting of those who refuse to take part in a war that Canada decided not to take part in because it was not internationally sanctioned. Canada accepted over 50,000 people during the Vietnam War, and Canada has benefited greatly from them. Jeremy will make a great Canadian and it would be great if he and his family could stay in Canada," Rae added. "A recent Angus Reid poll showed that two-thirds of Canadians support the war resisters being allowed to stay in Canada," said Lee Zaslofsky, Coordinator of the War Resisters Support Campaign and a Vietnam War resister. "Stephen Harper and Immigration Minister Diane Finley should intervene now to stop the deportation of the Hinzman family and allow other war resisters to stay," concluded Zaslofsky. The Hinzman family - Jeremy, his wife Nga Nguyen, their son Liam (6) and newborn daughter Meghan - are the first war resister family to face deportation. On October 8, Patrick Hart, his wife Jill, and their son Rian (6), will learn whether they will face a similar fate. "I want to thank all the people who have given support to my family and myself while we've been in Canada," said Jeremy Hinzman. "A great majority of Canadians opposed the illegal and immoral war in Iraq as I did. I hope the Prime Minister will intervene to let us stay, along with the other resisters who have sought refuge in this country." *** War Resisters Support Campaign / Campagne d'appui aux résistantEs à la guerre http://www.resisters.ca/ *** Copyright / Droit d'auteur © 2008 War Resisters Support Campaign / Campagne d'appui aux résistantEs à la guerre Intrinsic Audiovisual Productions

NYTimes.com - After suffering a traumatic brain injury in a car crash, Luis Jimenez was deported not by the federal government, but by a Florida hospital.

Fifty-four migrants from Myanmar have suffocated in the back of a truck as they travelled illegally into Thailand. Others sruvived, but the Thai authorities want to deport the survivors back to Myanmar. Al Jazeera's Selina Downes reports from Ranong, in Southern Thailand.

Arthur is asking for your support letters to send to Feinstein and to build a case for his private bill. It won't take long so please send them in. Fire them off to artmkoyan@gmail.com He's graduating at the top of his class, but a Fresno honor student is facing deportation. Arthur Mkoyan is a valedictorian at Bullard High School. He's just a week away from graduation but he may have to head to Armenia instead of college. 17-year-old Arthur Mkoyan is a straight 'A' student, caught in a bureaucratic and legal mess that is threatening to force him out of the country where he grew up. He's preparing to graduate from Bullard High School, where he has achieved a 4.0 grade point average. Fellow students at Bullard High don't think he should be forced to leave this country. Arthur's family has been seeking political asylum here since they fled the old Soviet Union in 1992 but the US government told them there is not enough evidence to grant asylum; no proof that they'd be persecuted if they returned. Students at Bullard think the rules should be changed for a person who works so hard to succeed. Arthur is being allowed to go through graduation ceremonies and receive his diploma, and ten days later he is scheduled to be deported. His principal said the school is proud of what he's done and they're honored to have him as a graduate. Congressman George Radanovich is now getting involved in the case to see if there is a way to help keep Arthur and his family in America.

Palestinian-born imam Mohammad Qatanani is facing deportation for alleged ties to Hamas, the Palestinian movement that the US considers a terrorist group. His followers feel as if Islam itself is on trial. Kristen Saloomey reports from New Jersey.

Immigration Minister Diane Finley questioned about the Harper Conservative government's deportation of U.S. Iraq War Resisters from Canada to prison in American military jails during a 2008 Election debate in her home riding, in Simcoe, Ontario. The Harper government has ignored all opinion polls, a vote in the Parliament and three positive decisions of the Federal Court and is instead working to help the Bush Administration by deporting U.S. soldiers from Canada who refuse to fight or return to the illegal and immoral war in Iraq. Date: October 8, 2008 *** War Resisters Support Campaign / Campagne d'appui aux résistantEs à la guerre http://www.resisters.ca/ *** Copyright / Droit d'auteur © 2008 War Resisters Support Campaign / Campagne d'appui aux résistantEs à la guerre Intrinsic Audiovisual Productions

President-elect Barack Obama's aunt will fight a deportation order and hopes to remain in the United States, her immigration lawyer said Friday. The Associated Press found that she is staying with relatives in Cleveland after fleeing her public housing apartment in Boston. She had been living there five years. She was ordered to leave the country in 2004 by an immigration judge who rejected her request for asylum from Kenya. Her attorney Margaret Wong told the AP on Friday she may file a motion to reopen her case or file an appeal for her to stay on humanitarian grounds. "She will do whatever she can do to fight for the privilege to stay in America," she said.

A man who calls Milwaukee home is very close to getting kicked out of the country. He came to America from France as a boy, but immigration officials say the family stayed in America illegally and they have to go.

A Tri-State woman is facing deportation to Jordan and will likely have to leave her husband and children behind.

More at http://therealnews.com/c.php?c=080501YT Immigrant rights under threat by poor detention and deportation procedures

MORE THAN 25 WHERE DEPORTED TO P-A-P HAITI. 500 MORE ARE EXPECTED TO BE DEPORTED BACK TO THEIR HOMELAND COUNTRY HAITI THIS MONTH. DEPORTATION IS A BIG CRISIS AMONG HAITIANS. CLICK ON PICTURE TO PLAY VIDEO

DORISMAR (DORA NOEMI KERCHEN)DEPORTATION BY USA INS (IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERVICE)

(Daily News on http://www.parsnewz.com/blog ) Two gay Iranians living in Britain say they fear for their lives after their partners were sentenced to death by Iranian authorities and their requests for asylum in Britain were denied. Advocates for Mehdi Kazemi, 19, and Pegah Emambakhsh, 40, say they will face harsh physical punishment, prison, and possible execution if forced to return Iran.... Source: ABC News

More at http://therealnews.com/c.php?c=080901YT Canadian judge rules against deportation of outspoken anti-Iraq war resister

More at http://therealnews.com/c.php?c=081001YT Canada Border Services Agency, continues to routinely effect deportation orders of US Iraq War resisters

Toronto rally to stop deportation of U.S. Iraq War Resisters National Day of Action for Iraq War Resisters STOP THE DEPORTATION OF U.S. IRAQ WAR RESISTER ROBIN LONG Human Chain stretching from the Federal Court to U.S. Consulate Thursday, July 10th 4:30 -- 6:00 p.m. Northwest corner of Queen Street West and University Avenue In spite of the legal victories won by the resisters in the last few days, with the Joshua Key court decision this past Friday July 4th and the Corey Glass decision just yesterday, U.S. Iraq war resister Robin Long is being held in a Nelson jail and faces deportation to the U.S. early next week. Robin's Canadian son Ocean is currently celebrating his second birthday. Robin will appear in court Monday to appeal his removal order. While Robin's lawyers are working to keep him in Canada, we need to ramp up pressure on Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Citizenship and Immigration Minister Diane Finley to immediately stop the deportation of Robin and let all war resisters stay in Canada. The National Day of Action planned for today Thursday July 10th by the War Resisters Support Campaign is going ahead. The War Resisters Support Campaign is calling on all supporters to join U.S. Iraq War Resisters to create a human chain from the Federal Court building on Queen Street to the U.S. Consulate. Supporters are encouraged to bring placards, signs, organization banners, and their friends and family to show that the majority of Canadians want war resisters to stay. This is part of a coordinated series of demonstrations and actions all across the country today to demand the release of Robin Long. Call and e-mail Prime Minister Stephen Harper: 613.992.4211 pm@pm.gc.ca Call and e-mail Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Diane Finley: 613.996.4974 613.954.1064 (Ministry office) finley.d@parl.gc.ca finled1@parl.gc.ca Tell them: - Release Robin Long immediately and stop his deportation! - Respect the fact that nearly 2 out of 3 Canadians want resisters to stay, honour the Joshua Key decision in Federal Court, and implement the motion passed in Parliament on June 3rd that calls for a provision to allow U.S. Iraq war resisters to stay in Canada! For more information: http://www.resisters.ca/ 416 598 1222 Copyright © 2008 War Resisters Support Campaign Intrinsic Audiovisual Productions

Eritrea -- Eritreans Condemn Egypt's forced deportation of Eritrean refugees

He is originally from Romania with U.S. citizen parents and sibling and in detention for 10 months. Courtesy: Vindy.com

Michael Moore investigates a Holiday Inn that reported illegal alien workers... after they tried to start a union.

Activists trying to prevent Iraqi asylum seekers' deportation at Copenhagen Airport. May 28th 2008.

Upcoming artist H1 promo song Deportation featuring Smiley J produce by DJ Birdo.....