Deportación y expulsión.
Enviado por ksauza051995 • 25 de Mayo de 2016 • Informes • 283 Palabras (2 Páginas) • 159 Visitas
Name | EXTRADITION | DEPORTATION | EXPULSION |
Definition | Act by which a state given to a person who is in its territory to the authorities of another country that claims it. | Deportation occurs when the government of a country decides that an individual born abroad have no right to be in that country or state. | It applies to foreigners and is to return to his country and banned from returning to the territory of the State. |
Constitutional basis | Article 15 and 119 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States | Article 33 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States | Article 33 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States |
Laws regulating | International Extradition Act | Migration Law | General Population Law |
Causes that lead to this practice | For offenses committed in their home country and seeking extradition to judge or punish. | When you enter the territory without the required documentation. When you enter the territory for unauthorized persons to transit place. When it holds as a Mexican without being at an institute. | It is usually applied to foreigners with immigration status (without residency papers). That applies to residents who committed crimes. By meddling in political affairs. |
Requirements to proceed | It thrives only for intentional crimes. The offense must be punishable in both states. It should be punished with imprisonment. No action operates if expired or prescribed the execution of the sentence. It does not operate if the person has already served his sentence. If required complaint from the victim is due to meet. | Federal executive corresponds to deport. It may be by specific request from abroad. Respecting their human rights. You should receive information from the consulate of their country of origin. They must notify their families. Having translator. Right to receive legal advice. | It should be according to law. Abroad it will be allowed to defend themselves and appeal against the decision of expulsion. You may have a defense. There can not be any violation of rights. |
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