Sentence examples for has deported in from inspiring English sources

"Many of the hundreds of thousands of migrants Saudi Arabia has deported in the last year and a half have been sent back to places where their safety is threatened," said Sarah Lee of the Human Rights Watch organization.

Washington has deported undocumented immigrants in record numbers.

At the risk of deportation — the Obama administration has deported almost 800,000 people in the last two years — they are speaking out.

Turkey has deported three foreign journalists working in the Southeast in 2015, including two working for VICE News.

Government estimates have placed France's illegal immigrant population near 400,000; the country has deported over half that number in the past two decades, official statistics show.

The immigration service, which has deported more than 900 Haitians in the last two years, is planning no en masse return of Haitians.

Over the past six years, the Home Office has deported 605 Afghans who arrived in the UK as unaccompanied minors, according to a recent report from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

The Obama Administration has deported 2.5 million immigrants since 2009, in an effort that many people viewed as part of a political calculus to clear the way for a path to citizenship — a path that never materialized.

So far, this president has deported over one million people in just three years; President Bush deported 1.3 million over eight years.

"Guerrilla Raids Force Chechen Refugees to Flee Again" (news article, June 28) notes the irony of refugees who left Chechnya for Ingushetia now escaping reprisals by returning to war-torn Grozny, as some fled in 1999 to Kazakhstan, where Stalin had deported them in 1944.

Penalties for giving false information can be strict and having "deported" stamped in your passport is likely to get you asked more questions the next time you try to travel.