I don't think a person like that should be exiled from their country.
This also means you don't know that the Pentagon, in an act of cruelty of the first order, demanded that a whole people be exiled from their country, their lives, everything that mattered to them, everything that rootedness means in this world, so that the base could be built, staffed, and used in America's endless wars in the Greater Middle East without any onlookers whatsoever.
(His beloved aunt was exiled from their home because his mother discovered she was having an affair with his father).
In desperation, 13 American citizens, including some who were exiled from their own country by the travel ban, are suing the government.Furthermore, governments tend to be opportunistic.
Greg Clark, the Communities Secretary, warned in July that young people are being "exiled" from their local areas to "find a home that they can afford".
The Lovings spent time in jail simply for being married; they were exiled from their state for refusing to obey those laws.
SLIDE SHOW Photographs of a new memorial that will reflect on an era when Japanese-Americans were exiled from their homes and incarcerated by the United States government because of their ethnicity.
Many of them had been exiled from their homes in 1940, shortly after the invasion of their country by the Nazis was followed by the Soviet Union occupying eastern Poland, ostensibly to protect Belarusians and Ukrainians living there.
In this version, the king and queen are exiled from their kingdom after Aurora is put to sleep, and the queen, in her sorrow, weeps a river of tears.
Gender issues, religion and the tentacles of heritage, problematic for many of the artists who were exiled from their native countries or who left voluntarily, like Ms. Ozsecen, who now lives in Munich, are also well represented.
Although the total includes 21.3 million refugees and 3.2 million people awaiting asylum decisions, the overwhelming majority of the displaced – 40.8 million – are exiled from their homes within the borders of their own countries.
