Sentence examples for be deported from a from inspiring English sources

The majority of detainees in the European Union (EU) are immigrants who have applied for international protection or those who have exhausted the legal process of seeking protection and are waiting to be deported from a host country (3).

In 1957, Yacoubova was authorized to marry a young man who had been deported from a village near her own, and to build a home.

A separate group of 158 refugees were deported from a detention centre on the border.A barrage of American, EU and UN criticism failed to stop the expulsion.

So I went searching for miracles at the Dairy Queen on Friday night, but only found a teenage couple who seemed to have been deported from a Norman Rockwell painting and dropped into my dystopian July.

Central American girls say a tearful goodbye before being deported from a shelter for unaccompanied migrant children and teens in Reynosa, Mexico.

Once I was deported from a train and kept in an improvised local prison because I lacked a proper stamp in my passport.

8. "The daughter-in-law of Abu Hamza cannot be deported from Britain despite a criminal past because of human rights laws, an EU law chief has ruled".

Thirty years ago, Philip Agee, then a 41-year-old former CIA officer living in Cambridge, was told that he was to be deported from Britain as a threat to the security of the state.

I've said that Morgan must be deported from the USA; a fugitive from justice.

If that wasn't compromising enough, Foster was about to be deported from Britain, and Cherie, a human-rights lawyer, spoke to his lawyers.

"The image around the world is one that is really quite appalling because it suggests that overseas students may well be deported from this country because of a decision made by UKBA for which there is no detail given as to the basis of that decision.