Sentence examples for deporting people from inspiring English sources

The State Department on Friday gently scolded the Dominican Republic for its resumption of deportations, urging the country's government to avoid deporting people to Haiti if they had once held a claim to Dominican citizenship.

And we are deporting people who at the time of their conviction did not commit a deportable offense, but under the new law can be removed".

He couldn't imagine deporting people who grew up here".

Even after the Palmer raids — that was maybe 1919 — they kept deporting people.

The UN Convention against Torture prohibits deporting people to places where they maybe abused.

Imagine the outcry if Sarkozy started deporting people who happened to be Jewish or black.

Today, Norway is deporting people at a record rate: more than 7,000 this year.

Have the people constructing this bill considered the economic impact that deporting people en masse will have?

He also said he would prefer not to deal with the issue of deporting people who claimed to be human rights activists.

The U.S., meanwhile, was deporting people at such a rapid pace that often it didn't bother to send deportees' criminal records to the Salvadoran authorities.

Fagborun attacked the British government for simultaneously taking the lead in the international fight against FGM and deporting people she insisted were at risk of it.