"Removal policies" refer to rules or plans that determine when and how something or someone is taken away or removed. These policies outline the process and criteria for eliminating or getting rid of something. Full definition
Other respondents felt that as almost every Indigenous family has in some way been impacted upon by the forced removal policies. (humanrights.gov.au)
High Court of Australia dismisses the case of Kruger v Commonwealth [61] the first case to be heard in the High Court that challenged the constitutional basis of forcible removal policies of Indigenous children. (humanrights.gov.au)
Baptists were some of the chief advocates against the Indian removal policy now known as the Trail of Tears. (relevantmagazine.com)