Sentence examples for deport from inspiring English sources

The same is true as we now try to deport people who are inciting hatred and fomenting extremism in the Muslim community.

Their residency permit is then cancelled and orders are issued to detain and deport them.

And anti-trafficking laws supposed to protect the victims of trafficking are used to deport them.

The ruling comes shortly after the home secretary, Theresa May, voiced her frustrations with the European courts in the Commons in the wake of the lengthy fight to deport the radical cleric Abu Qatada from the UK.

Faced with suspected terrorists who they could neither prosecute nor deport, the government created provisions to indefinitely detain foreign nationals deemed to threaten national security without charging them or bringing them to trial.

There is plenty of resentment towards immigrants in this country, some of it centuries old, some of it a product of recent changes, and the solutions given to stop FGM – hang them, cut their hands off, take their children away, deport them – seem to betray a wider antipathy rather than an honest concern for affected children.

In June Mr Obama said his administration would not deport undocumented immigrants who arrived in America as children.

If convicted, they could face several years in prison.Immigration officials, whose job is to deport illegal workers, have collected 970m won in back wages for 1,144 illegal workers in custody.

It has also explicitly stated that it does not intend to deport at least one category of illegals: those brought to the United States as children.Some advocates of a tougher line on illegal immigration tried to portray the decision to uphold the "show me your papers" clause as a great victory.

That means not repeating the mistake just made by Italian politicians, who have demonised Romanian immigrants as potential and actual criminals and passed a decree making it easier to deport them.

The president's lawyers argue that since it is hardly feasible to deport all 11m people living illegally in America, the federal government can set priorities about who it chooses to kick out.