Sentence examples for deports from inspiring English sources

A country picks its economic migrants and deports those it does not want.That is the theory.

Mr Obama's government deports more people than any previous administration, at the rate of 1,000 a day.

The third is the cruelty which that state must inflict on the people it deports, who are overwhelmingly decent, ambitious, hard-working people striving for a better life for themselves and their children.

Though it has assured Congress that it concentrates on those who pose a danger to public safety, the agency often deports immigrants guilty only of technical violation of the immigration laws.

It is unconscionable that the United States deports 400,000 noncitizens a year without any guarantee of access to counsel and any way of knowing what harm awaits these noncitizens once they leave the United States.

But of the nearly 400,000 people ICE deports each year, only a fraction are dangerous criminals; a large proportion are minor offenders or have no records.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] rightsSIR — I am tired of The Economist's repetitive fulminations against America deporting illegal immigrants ("Barack Obama, deporter-in-chief", February 8th).

Only later might Republicans contemplate legalisation.As it happens, a broad debate on immigration looms after November's elections, because Mr Obama is expected to announce an executive order to shield more migrants from deportation, building on an order of 2012 to stop deporting many youngsters brought to America as children (a group known as Dreamers).

Law, an Australian, was deported from the country in 2014 after he halted the deportation of two residents from the island.

The same is true as we now try to deport people who are inciting hatred and fomenting extremism in the Muslim community.

Cecilia's mother, who asked not to be named, said she had been deported twice previously.