Sentence examples for Having deported from inspiring English sources

In addition, thousands of Ethiopians have returned home from Eritrea, complaining of maltreatment, although Eritrea vehemently denies having deported them.

His reference to the Islamic Jihad offered no other details beyond the observation that Yemen, despite having deported members of the Islamic Jihad to their own countries, still had "pockets remaining in hiding, dressed in Yemeni clothes".

Penalties for giving false information can be strict and having "deported" stamped in your passport is likely to get you asked more questions the next time you try to travel.

Mr. Obama lifted his sinking standing with Hispanics in June when he offered two-year reprieves from deportation and work permits to hundreds of thousands of those young immigrants, an action so popular it made Latinos overlook his having deported more than 1.4 million people during his term.

President Obama can also boast having deported record numbers of people since taking office, which is not necessarily music to his base's ears, but it didn't seem to please Limbaugh either, who doesn't believe the president is sincere in his reform efforts and thinks that the only reason he went to El Paso was to gin up support for his re-election campaign.

As the threatened surge demonstrates, it's soil that the Obama administration has played a large a role in producing, having deported more individuals than any previous administration and almost as many as all those of the 20th century combined.

At the risk of deportation — the Obama administration has deported almost 800,000 people in the last two years — they are speaking out.

It has deported over 3,200.

Sweden has deported Uighurs before.

Within 48 hours, the government had deported 21 Egyptians.

The authorities have deported some of those involved.