Sentence examples for be deported at the from inspiring English sources

Humphrey will be deported at the end of his sentence.

He was given three years' jail, to be deported at the end of his sentence.

He is almost certain to be deported at the end of his sentence, his lawyer, Peggy M. Cross, said.

Mr. Ouanes, a citizen of Canada and Algeria, resided in Saudi Arabia before his arrest and will be deported at the end of his prison sentence, Justice McCullough said.

"When it comes to immigration, we are a nation of immigrants, and the notion that some young kid who was brought here when they were two or three years old might somehow be deported at the age of 20 or 25 even though they have grown up as an American – that's not who we are.

The committee said it was also taking too long to consider whether foreign criminals could be deported at the end of their prison sentences.

Between 1998 and the publication of the LSE report, 111,265 illegal entrants had been deported, at the cost to the UK of £11,000 per person.

It was opened by a German called Schmidt in 1910 who was deported at the start of the first world war.

The situation was complicated by the arrival of about 250,000 Crimean Tatars in the peninsula returning to the historic homeland from which they had been deported at the end of World War II—starting in the late 1980s.

I said, 'O.K., use my face and you can say I went to a local university.' Then it was, 'I graduated from Eastern Mennonite University and I'm Isabel Castillo.' " She could be deported at any time, but the Obama administration seems to have taken a hands-off approach to the hundreds of thousands of potential Dream Act students.

Even if an immigrant's deportation case is closed, the person could be deported at any time, especially if they commit a crime.