Sentence examples for be deported with from inspiring English sources
"We thought we'd be deported with our debts unpaid".
The book is much more than a Holocaust memoir, though; it is a love letter to the father who never came back: "I loved you so much that I was happy to be deported with you," she declares.
In April, Representative Duncan Hunter, Republican of California, one of those pushing for Congressional action on the issue, stirred controversy when he suggested that children born in the United States to illegal immigrants should be deported with their parents until the birthright citizenship policy was changed.
"There are grave injustices being committed, detentions spanning eight months, 10 months, a year, a year and a half, just to end with them telling us that we have no rights and we will be deported with disdainful words and gestures to make us feel worthless," wrote Magdrola, from Guatemala.
Now, many immigrant parents face an impossible choice: stay separated and have a chance at asylum in the U.S. or agree to be deported with their children.
On the forms the government officials gave them, four fathers said, the first option — to be deported with their children — was already checked.
"Why now?" asked Peter Glotz, a former member of the German Parliament and co-chairman, with Ms. Steinbach, of the Committee Against Deportations, who was deported with his family from Czechoslovakia when he was 6. "Now I'm 65," said Mr. Glotz, the author of a book on the deportations from the Sudetenland.
Ms. Kor, who is from Transylvania, was deported with her family to Auschwitz in 1944.
In August, Feinstein visited an Oakland oncology nurse who was being deported, with her husband, to Mexico.
