The same goes for the story of a Bulgarian bishop, who along with local farmers, threatened to lay down on the train tracks to prevent Jews from being deported, which in turn convinced the Bulgarian government to back down from Nazi demands, saving 48,000 Jews from the concentration camps.
Eugene Sachs, the president of a brokerage, offered him a job, which convinced officials not to deport him.
Surely we could hire a few extras to pose as police officers and convince him that he was being deported?
In late 1942, Pilecki was convinced that his network now composed of more than a thousand deported prisoners could take control of the central camp for a short time.
When Ali was deported from Iran for attempting to work without a visa, his parents convinced him to flee Afghanistan as well.
The nine were let out on parole having convinced immigration officials that they had a well-founded fear that being deported to Mexico would subject them to harm or death.
If I can't convince a company to sponsor me again next year, I'll be deported back to Australia after eight years in the UK, and separated from my parents and brothers.
Her job is to convince people that they can go to the doctor without being deported.
Meanwhile, sometimes severely traumatised, some women may have been convinced by their traffickers that the authorities will prosecute, deport or abuse them.
Mike Hancock, the former Liberal Democrat MP for Portsmouth South, is said to have been convinced his phones were tapped at a time when MI5 was unsuccessfully attempting to have his Russian assistant deported on national security grounds.
Furthermore, the anti-racists seemed to be on the verge of convincing the Canadian hate crimes unit that Icke's books should be seized and literally incinerated, and Icke himself deported.
