Sentence examples for deporting themselves from inspiring English sources

Undocumented workers are addressing the problem by deporting themselves as work dries up in hard-pressed communities.

(They will not deport themselves en masse, no matter what the Minutemen say).

Alabama has one of the strictest immigration laws in the country; some lawmakers there have argued that it would force undocumented immigrants in the state to "deport themselves".

These were the law's intended consequences: to attack "every aspect of an illegal alien's life," said a co-sponsor, Micky Hammon, "so they will deport themselves".

"Attrition through enforcement" is the fantasy that illegal immigrants will deport themselves by the millions if the government can make them sufficiently miserable and frightened.

They will not stay in Alabama…This bill is designed to make it difficult for them to live here so they will deport themselves".

"Mitt Romney self-deported himself from the White House," she wrote, an allusion to his plan to fix the immigration system by asking the undocumented to deport themselves.

After a long period of vagueness, Mr. Romney moved in the primary to embrace the extremist notion that illegal immigrants should be made so miserable that they deport themselves.

Mr. Romney, like Mr. Santorum, has taken an aggressive stance against legalizing any illegal immigrants who do not deport themselves and apply for green cards from their home country.

If the state put up legal obstacles to nearly every aspect of illegal immigrants' lives, as a chief sponsor of the law put it at the time, it would "make their lives difficult and they will deport themselves".

"Obviously, the official media don't quite know how to deport themselves in relation to the blogs," said Orville Schell, dean of the graduate journalism program at the University of California, Berkeley.