Sentence examples for deporting them from from inspiring English sources
You're going to allow them to stay? A. I'm not going to be rounding people up and deporting them from the country.
There was outrage in Italy earlier this year when two Algerian men who tried to enter illegally had their mouths bound with duct tape on a flight deporting them from the country.
Having been fired at from Jewish homes, Polish soldiers took this as an excuse to break into many Jewish homes and stores, beating the Jews and robbing them, desecrating synagogues, arresting hundreds, depriving them of food and drink for days and deporting them from the city; such abuses were, however, not supported by – and even specifically forbidden by – the Polish high command.
Johnny Depp and his canine pals may find themselves facing a fate worse than the doghouse if the actor doesn't deport them from Australia pronto.
Therefore, we are now, as lawyers would say, equitably stopped from deporting them back to the same peril.
For 2 years DREAMers led a grassroots campaign to stop the administration from deporting them and won relief.
"It doesn't prevent the government from deporting them, but it shows how serious we thought the case was in Brooklyn".
There is general agreement that hundreds of thousands of Armenians died when the Ottoman Turks deported them en masse from eastern Anatolia to the Syrian desert and elsewhere in 1915-16.
The Tartar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944.
They are tied by law to the employer who sponsored their visas, which means that if they are found too "difficult" for any reason — including asking that their rights be respected — the employer can effectively deport them and blacklist them from receiving future work visas.
The moves are intended to have an impact on the backlog of 3,900 foreign nationals who are in the community while the UK Border Agency attempts to deport them after their release from prison.
