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But the Conservative MP Dominic Raab told the programme: "We should do the right thing for British democracy and we should do the right thing in terms of upping the pressure on [Russian PM] Mr Putin... there's no point in kidding ourselves that Putin is going to care two hoots about whether we deport Abu Qatada, or prisoner voting".

"Deport us!" they shouted.

Deport eleven million undocumented immigrants.

Will Trump Deport Them?

Deport him?

Don't deport my mama".

Released in 1917 but arrested again and deported in May 1918 to England, where he was imprisoned, de Valera was acclaimed by the Irish as the chief survivor of the uprising and in October 1917 was elected president of the revolutionist Sinn Féin ("We Ourselves" or "Ourselves Alone") party, which won three-fourths of all the Irish constituencies in December 1918.

Deport all illegal immigrants.

Deport them all.

Trump could deport me.

But stateless people are hard to deport.