Sentence examples similar to forcibly repatriate me from inspiring English sources
In 1969 El Salvador and Honduras were experiencing tension over a border dispute and a plan by Honduras to forcibly repatriate hundreds of thousands of El Salvadorans.
The snatch squads forcibly repatriate petitioners or dispatch them to illegal "black jails", buildings where they are held (and often mistreated) until they can be returned to their hometown.
A North Korean man has pleaded with the Chinese president Xi Jinping not to forcibly repatriate his wife and young son, saying they face imprisonment or death if sent home.
Since his accession, he has pushed to arrest, kidnap or otherwise forcibly repatriate dissenters living abroad.
Afghan refugees are forcibly repatriated six days a week.
Even more controversially, Australia has also forcibly repatriated asylum-seekers to Sri Lanka, Iran and Vietnam.
But the Thai government says these asylum seekers will be forcibly repatriated eventually.
Even camels were not spared the politics – 12,000 Qatari animals were forcibly repatriated.
Even camels were not spared the politics: 12,000 Qatari animals were forcibly repatriated.
Most of them soon afterward surrendered to American forces advancing on Czechoslovakia and were forcibly repatriated to Soviet authorities.
In 2009, Cambodia violated international law when it forcibly repatriated 20 Uighur refugees, including two children, to China.
