1.   Mexico applied a tough constitutional clause that allows President Ernesto Zedillo to expel foreigners he deems undesirable.

2.   Mexico refuses to surrender the right of its presidents to expel unwanted foreigners.

3.   Much of the speculation has centered on Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a long time Afghan warlord who has sworn to topple the Karzai administration and expel the foreigners from Afghanistan.

4.   They sought only to reclaim Tora Bora and capture or expel foreigners lured there by al-Qaida.

5.   Under the Constitution, President Ernesto Zedillo can summarily expel any foreigner deemed undesirable.

6.   A Clinton administration proposal with bipartisan support in Congress would let the government quickly expel any foreigner suspected of planning terrorism, even a person who committed no crime.

7.   All three foreigners were expelled from Tibet, the group said.

8.   But police chose to expel the foreigners since they are suspected of carrying out an illegal action, a police officer in Izmir said on customary condition of anonymity.

9.   He was ordered to leave Brazil under a statute that allows the government to expel foreigners who engage in acts incompatible with their tourism visas.

10.   He was ordered to leave under a statute that allows the government to expel foreigners who engage in acts incompatible with their tourism visas.