Sentence examples for deported because of a from inspiring English sources

Though one community member fled Cambodia as an infant and barely speaks the language, he was deported, because of a minor conviction from his youth, back to a country he didn't even remember.

Underlying the debate is Padilla v. Kentucky, a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court case in which the justices ruled that criminal defense lawyers must advise clients who are not U.S. citizens that they could be deported because of a guilty plea.

Earlier this month, Hanxiang Ni, a 22-year-old Chinese student at the University of Iowa, was deported because of a post on Weibo, which, according to the Daily Iowan, threatened to "let [his] professors experience the fear of Lu Gang".

Arrested migrants are usually issued an expulsion order but often cannot be deported because of cost, an absence of readmission agreements with their countries, or because they face persecution there.

I can't imagine how stressful it would be to worry that he might be deported because of some silly detail in an interview.

Last year, 1,600 South Korean Christians who had gathered in Afghanistan for a peace festival were deported because of safety concerns.

Yesterday's Sunday Telegraph reported the case of a man who killed a Gurkha soldier's son and cannot be deported because of human rights law.

As a legal services attorney in San Francisco in the 1970s, I represented a number of clients who were being deported because of crimes they had committed.

David Cameron began his conference speech with a joke referring to Theresa May's claim that an illegal immigrant could not be deported because of his pet cat.

A claim by the Home Secretary that an illegal immigrant could not be deported because of his pet cat is wrong, according to England's top judges.

Despite Wightman's strong ties to the country - he moved from the UK to Australia as a one-year-old - he could be deported because of amendments to Australia's migration laws which have given the Government the power to cancel visas for those who have been sentenced to jail for 12 months or more.