Sentence examples for The deported from inspiring English sources
verb
To comport (oneself); to behave.
The deported deserter, Robin Long, was seeking refugee status, the only legal avenue for most deserters to stay in Canada, but he was arrested twice for violating immigration laws.
The deported minors arrive at the shelters 'frustrated, anxious, stressed and depressed.'.
The deported father of one nine-year-old Guatemalan boy this summer, for instance, wanted his son to remain in the US but the boy, who initially wanted to stay in the States as well, changed his mind within two days and asked to be sent home, attorneys from New York Legal Aid recounted.
Many of the deported Roma are already planning their return.
And a lot of the deported these days are folks who recently crossed the border.
There were unconfirmed reports that one of the deported Taiwanese had American citizenship.
The Spanish deported the entire indigenous population as slaves to Hispaniola in 1515.
In August 1953 the French deported the sultan to Corsica and then to Madagascar.
Unable to bring any criminal charges, the government deported the imams on immigration charges.
The Egyptians deported me to Iraq".
"The Jordanians deported me to Egypt.
