He was one of the main architects of the Holocaust during the early war years, answering only to, and taking orders from, Hitler, Göring, and Himmler in all matters that pertained to the deportation, imprisonment, and extermination of Jews.

Very few Acadians successfully escape the deportation and do so only by fleeing into some of the northern sections of present day New Brunswick.

Only the Secretary of Labor could issue warrants for the arrest of alien violators of the Immigrations Acts, and only he could sign deportation orders following a hearing by an immigration inspector.

Because the raids targeted entire organizations, agents arrested everyone found in organization meeting halls, not only arresting non-radical organization members but also visitors who did not belong to a target organization, and sometimes American citizens not eligible for arrest and deportation.

The correspondent was later acquitted, only to receive a deportation order.

In an effort to escape capture and deportation to Germany, what had started as loose groups of individuals became increasingly organized ; initially fighting only to remain free, these bands eventually became active resistance groups.

Sam Blumenberg and M. Charitonoff were scheduled for deportation, although only Blumenberg was deported, having left for the United States.

In total, the Vichy government participated in the deportation of 76, 000 Jews to German extermination camps, although this number varies depending on the account ; only 2, 500 survived the war.

Slovakia became the first state in the Nazi sphere to stop deportations of Jews, but some 58, 000 Jews ( 75 % of Slovak Jewry ) had already suffered deportation, mostly to Auschwitz, of whom only a minority survived.

Combined with the concurrent wholesale deportation of indigenous populations to remote areas in Middle Asia and Siberia, the wipe-out of the science was nearly complete, and the impact of the action subsided only partially in the newly independent countries after the collapse of the USSR.

* 582 BC: Gedaliah the Babylonian governor of Judah assassinated, provoking refugees to Egypt and a third deportation ( Biblical sources only )

After a reign of only three months and ten days, Jeconiah's reign came to an end by Babylonian intervention, and Jeconiah and the elite of Judah were taken into Babylonian exile in 597 BCE as part of the first deportation, Jeconiah continued to be regarded as the legitimate king of Judah by the Jews in Babylon.

They were only allowed to return when the deportation order was lifted by Nikita Khrushchev in 1957.

During this small deportation, the Nazis only managed to round up about 5, 000 to 6, 000 Jews.

Kappler was next entrusted with Jewish roundups for transportation to Auschwitz ; in his first action, 1, 007 Italian Jews were deported with only 16 surviving, and Kappler would later arrange the deportation of a further ten thousand Roman Jews, nearly all of whom would eventually perish in Nazi gas chambers.

Parents of citizen children who have been in the country for ten years or more can also apply for relief from deportation, though only 4, 000 persons a year can receive relief status ; as such, according to PolitFact, having a child in order to gain citizenship for the parents is " an extremely long-term, and uncertain, process.

When the deportation ships docked in Port-de-Bouc, the passengers refused to disembark after the French government announced that it would only allow the immigrants off the ships if they consented.

The Vichy regime's collaboration with the Nazi Holocaust led to the extermination of 76, 000 French Jews ( the Vichy authorities however gave preferential treatment to " integrated " Jews who had been in France from two to five generations and who had fought in World War I or held important administrative positions in the government ), and of all other Western European countries, this figure is second only to Germany ; but many Jews were also saved by acts of heroism and administrative refusal to participate in the deportation ( three quarters of France's Jewish population was spared, a higher proportion than any other European country touched by the holocaust ).

Los Angeles chairman of the board of supervisors ‘ charities and public welfare committee, Frank L. Shaw had researched about the legality of deportation but was advised by legal counsel that only the federal government was legally allowed to engage in deportation proceedings ( Hoffman ).

Immediately when the depression hit, “ US officials and employers advised the US government that a massive deportation program was the only option for relieving local and national benevolence agencies of the burden of helping braceros and their families ” ( Aguila 213 ).

However, the South Wales Movement were the only ones to march and the national rising failed and its leaders were sentenced to death ( later commuted to deportation to Tasmania ).

However while antisemitic in general, the front only called for Jew deportation, not for extermination, requesting " punishment " ( not necessary death ) only for those with " exceptional crimes against the country "..

After 1924, Ellis Island became primarily a detention and deportation processing station.

Both the biblical and Assyrian sources speak of a massive deportation of people from Israel and their replacement with settlers from other parts of the empire – such population exchanges were an established part of Assyrian imperial policy, a means of breaking the old power structure-and the former Israel never again became an independent political entity.

When the Wehrmacht marched into Holland in 1940 Osendarp became a member of the volunteer SS and an employee of the Nazi Security Police, helping in the deportation of Dutch Jews.

On February 21, 1938, Rothko finally became a citizen of the United States, prompted by fears that the growing Nazi influence in Europe might provoke sudden deportation of American Jews.

It became standard procedure to stop deportation trains from the Reich and Slovakia in Lublin in order to select able-bodied Jews for work in the General Government ; the others were sent on to their deaths in Bełżec.

" The Party also became a largely clandestine organization during the immediate post-war years, as the Palmer Raids led to the arrest and deportation of thousands of Party members.

During the Nazi German occupation of Poland Gostyń became the site of public executions and deportation actions.

Anti-Soviet samizdat literature from the height of his power in the 1970s would accuse him of being personally responsible for the deportation and killings of the nationalist Lithuanians who became political opponents of the Soviets during the course of Soviet re-entry into the Baltic states on their drive to Berlin in 1944.

From 1935-38 Joseph Stalin had the Poles of Eastern Volhynia deported in what became the first ethnic deportation in the Soviet history.

In July 1936, she and her husband were visited by the Gestapo, who threatened her with arrest and deportation to a Nazi concentration camp ; they resolved to commit suicide if such a prospect became inevitable.

Officials terminated public records of the case and removed them from the court ’ s docket. This rule of closed deportation hearings became known as the " Creppy Directive.

During 2005 Vanstone became involved in some major controversies, one of them involving a defecting Chinese diplomat, Chen Yonglin, whilst others involved the deportation of Australian citizens and permanent residents who her department considered undesirable – the Cornelia Rau, Vivian Alvarez Solon, Stefan Nystrom and Robert Jovicic cases.

It became standard procedure to stop deportation trains from the Reich and Slovakia in Lublin in order to select able-bodied Jews for work in the General Government ; the others were sent on to their deaths in Belzec.

Serov became the Ukrainian Commissar of the NKVD in 1939, and from this point onwards he played a major role in many of the actions of the Soviet secret police in World War II, helping to organize the deportation of the Chechens and the peoples of the Baltic States, becoming Beria's primary lieutenant in 1941.

Believing in the same ideas as former Pastor Charles Guillon, André and Magda Trocmé became very involved in a wide network organizing the rescue of Jews fleeing the deportation efforts of the Nazi implementation of their Final Solution.

** Acting 1937 – 1946 — Frank " the Prime Minister " Costello — became official boss after Luciano's deportation

In May 1921, when the Communist Party of Indonesia was founded after the deportation of the Dutch founders of the ISDP, Semaun became its first chairman.

The camp also became notorious for its use as a transit camp for deportation of Norwegian Jews to Auschwitz.

In 2011, she became the first Latina to anchor a Frontline report on PBS ( Lost in Detention, a documentary exploring the issue of deportation and immigrant detention and abuse ).

" Pincus the Peddler " became Bell's signature tune, despite the title character's disreputable violent tendencies, and it concludes with his deportation to Petrograd ( the older name for Leningrad, known today as Saint Petersburg, Russia ).