Sentence examples for deported will from inspiring English sources

For the 12m immigrants already in this country, he proposes a three-step plan: come forward to register and possibly be deported; those who aren't deported will get to pay fines and application fees; and, if those that aren't deported and are registered don't commit a crime, they can apply for permanent residency in 10 years.

Their best hope is that 2016 Latino voters, most of whom support Obama's actions to keep some undocumented immigrants from being deported, will see it that way, too.

DHS said parents who agree to be deported will be quickly reunited with their kids, but that hasn't prevented parents from being deported alone.

Particularly if they don't do it by March 5, God forbid, but the pictures of people being deported will rally the nation and the House will be forced to do it".

It has now been almost two years since he left prison, but the sound of the iron door closing behind him, the filthy cells and the fear of being deported will haunt him for a long time to come.

Twenty of them will be deported, three will face a judge.

Mr. Yettaw will be officially deported and will join Mr. Webb on a military aircraft to Bangkok on Sunday, according to the statement by the senator's office.

The "deferred action" means she could still be deported, but will be allowed to apply for an extension next year.

"The fact that there is a risk that the deported person will not have a fair trial is not enough.

If Maria is deported, she will have to take them to Guatemala with her, leaving her daughter here.

If deported, they will be prohibited from returning to the country for five years.