Sentence examples for deported so from inspiring English sources

Happily, no Armenian has been hurt (or deported) so far.

"They figure they'll be deported, so they'll do anything to get the money," Mr. Sanchez said.

They do not know whether they will be deported, so they hesitate to put down roots, buy a house or start a company.

The story features an address by Trump to the nation, saying illegals would be deported "so fast your head will spin".

Mahmood said: "We fell out after he was deported so I haven't spoken to him or dealt with him since... he was ringing me up threatening me from Albania".

"There are still lots of children who work instead of going to school and even worse, we still don't really know about the fate of those deported so far, as NGOs and journalists have been denied access to refugee camps and the first thing Turkish authorities did was to confiscate their smartphones," he said from Berlin.

They also say that because Congress does not appropriate nearly enough money to deport all of the 11 million undocumented immigrants estimated to be living in the United States, the president is obligated to choose whom he deports, so he cannot reasonably be accused of usurping lawmakers' authority or failing to execute the law.

If the president believes that immigration reform is achievable through Congress, he should stop deporting so many people who otherwise would be able to apply for a path to citizenship.

In 2010, the Obama administration decided not to deport so-called "Dream Act elligible" students who came to the United States without papers when they were children.

Without a lawyer, she would most likely have been deported, like so many others.

Yet he was to spend his life in their service.The turning point came after his "socially dangerous" family was deported, like so much of the Polish elite, to the depths of the Soviet Union, where those who were not shot were given another death sentence: as slave labourers.