Sentence examples for I could deport from inspiring English sources
'The country is very beautiful and if only I could deport the Ulstermen and fill their land with a populace of my own choosing, I should ask for no better place to live in.' This, argue some experts, is what he did when creating Narnia.
Because he is not a citizen, the authorities could deport him at any time.
Mr Romney mocked the idea that you could deport 12m people.
Under a national immigration policy called Secure Communities, authorities could deport undocumented people who were arrested for petty crimes.
The prime minister was criticised for a condescending attitude to Muslim women after announcing Britain could deport people who fail to properly learn English.
And in April 2012 the European Court of Human Rights said Britain could deport a prisoner with four drugs convictions, despite his claim to have been in the country from the age of three.
There were suggestion last night, however, that the Dominican Republic authorities may want to get him off their hands and that they could deport him on the grounds he had entered the country on false papers.
He could deport even more undocumented immigrants than Obama did.
He even suggested that his immigration officers could deport Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
How could Governor Brewer possibly top a law that could deport her own Senator in John "el torro" McCain?
