Sentence examples for enough to be deported from inspiring English sources
His wife's aunt was unlucky enough to be deported from Latvia, not only in 1946 but again in 1949 after a short reprieve.
This interview will determine whether or not they are granted asylum in Greece, or whether the European Asylum Office EASOor or Greek Asylum Service has determined that their country of origin or port of last entry (usually Turkey) is safe enough for them to be deported back there.
If that wasn't compromising enough, Foster was about to be deported from Britain, and Cherie, a human-rights lawyer, spoke to his lawyers.
A Greek appeals board said in June that it considers Turkey safe enough for gay Syrians to be deported to as part of the controversial EU-Turkey migration deal.
He is expected to be deported.
The child was about to be deported.
He is then expected to be deported.
They are expected to be deported soon.
"We don't want to be deported".
He had been due to be deported.
He was supposed to be deported to Jordan.
