Sentence examples for deported to a from inspiring English sources

You could end up deported to a homeland you're linked to, but have never even visited.

An uncle of her mother's, a Rom, was deported to a Nazi camp in Hungary.

"Granddad was deported to a Siberian prison camp at the age of 15," she says.

They can be deported to a third country but, not surprisingly, few want to take them in.

Illegals from distant African countries often claim to be Mozambican because they would rather be deported to a nearby country.

He is to be released this week and deported to a Middle Eastern country, his lawyers said.

Published in August, Atemschaukel follows a 17-year-old boy who is deported to a Ukrainian labour camp.

His father, a butcher, was deported to a concentration camp by the Germans in 1944 and never returned.

But their migration halted suddenly in Turkey, and now they were being deported to a home country racked by war.

Hundreds of Cambodian youths whose families survived the Khmer Rouge's killing fields have been deported to a land about which they had heard nothing but horror stories.

In 1942 almost all members of Seattle's Japanese American community, then numbering more than 6,000, were deported to a detention camp in Idaho and their property seized.