Sentence examples for deported all the from inspiring English sources

They say that often the Ecuadoreans claim to be Guatemalans, to avoid being deported all the way back to their homeland.

They took the crops and silk production infrastructure, and deported all the workers to Palermo, thereby causing the Norman silk industry to flourish.

The boys were deported all the way back to Kukuma camp, from which they had set out on their journey a year earlier.

The government said late Tuesday that it intended to deport all the activists within 48 hours.

By 1948, the Soviets had deported all of the original residents, mainly Japanese and Koreans, from the islands.

Deport 400,000 people a year and, assuming not a single person comes in without documents, it would take 20 years to deport all the undocumented immigrants in this country.

Now, she said, in light of the ongoing Central American child migrant crisis, as well as promises on the right to "deport all the illegals", Polanco feels guilty to have waited so long to pursue the right to vote.

And maybe we can't just deport all the elves currently in homes across the nation.

Hence the crazy politics of building a wall, deporting all the unauthorized, blocking Muslims, and so on.

The White House criticized his decision as hypocritical given comments he made indicating that he thought deporting all the children was wrong.

If we're going to keep dumb Mexican people out of our country, then can we also deport all the dumb white people?