expulsion

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• If the committee or expulsion resolutions get to the point of a vote, House Republicans will have to go on record regarding their stance on Greene — something GOP leadership would likely rather avoid.

• Castillo took the reins at the INS in May 1977, at the dawn of the age of mass expulsion.

• To that point on expulsion, it finally arrived for full consideration.

• Hague met their efforts with the expulsion of leafleteers by police and the arrest of 13 at a protest, after which city ordinances were invoked to deny permits for public meetings.

• It is on the eve of that expulsion that “Nine Lives” begins, as Walsh reflects on a country he spent a decade trying to untangle.

• The expulsion of ISIS from northern Iraq, though, is a long way off.

• Nazi texts proclaimed that the annihilation or expulsion of the Armenians was a “compelling necessity.”

• The music sometimes sounding like the exorcism of a multitude of demons, each one of whom was mightily resisting his expulsion.

• Bagaza called for the expulsion of all Italian priests and missionary workers, but those who stayed received death threats.

• The LDS Church's expulsion efforts speak to the intellectual crisis the Mormon community is currently facing.

• Ample tolerance of all religions and sects, but abolition and of all monastic Orders.