Sentence examples for be deported without from inspiring English sources
verb
To comport (oneself); to behave.
Fortunately, the law now contains a potentially useful loophole: deportable criminals can be deported without serving their full sentences if they committed non-violent offenses (with some exceptions), and if the appropriate officials request earlier deportations.
The group recommended measures that would speed up deportations, including by changing the 2008 law so unaccompanied minors could be deported without a court hearing.
A teenager has been told she will be deported without her family on Mother's Day.
His order is on appeal, but for the time being it has lifted the cloud that covered Little Managua.Last week Janet Reno, the attorney-general (who has authority over the INS) stepped in, saying that Nicaraguans could not be deported without having the opportunity to apply for the hardship relief that had been promised in 1995.
These included expanded powers for secret arrests and deportation; the maintenance of databases on anyone suspected of supporting terrorist groups; the automatic denial of bail for all terror suspects; stripping American suspects of their citizenship and permitting them to be deported without trial; and an expansion of the death penalty.
Immigrants' rights advocates protested that not even during the wave of public hostility toward Chinese immigrants in the 19th century or the peak of anti-Communist sentiment of the 1950's had the Supreme Court allowed immigrants to be deported without legal recourse.
Chris Ward, a spokesman for the British high commission in Uganda, said there was "concern that [Cecil] was deported without a chance to challenge the deportation".
"We are concerned that he was deported without being given an opportunity to challenge the deportation order through the Ugandan courts," he said.
Thousands are being deported without even getting a hearing.
Ms. Luis was deported without being given an opportunity to appeal in state court for custody of her children.
