Sentence examples for ordered to be deported from inspiring English sources

Agnius Malcevas was jailed for 12 years and ordered to be deported after his release.

In 2012, of 2,146 foreign offenders ordered to be deported, just 256 successfully appealed on human-rights grounds.

Ordered to be deported in 1988, he is still in Canada after some 30 appeals and reviews.

After serving his sentence Maher was detained by immigration authorities and in February 2000 was ordered to be deported.

According to Rubio's biographer Manuel Roig-Franzia, in 1962 García arrived from Cuba without a visa and was eventually ordered to be deported.

But after losing his claim to stay in the UK, he was ordered to be deported to Nigeria on a flight last Monday night.

They also encounter citizens in the system who claim not to be Americans in order to be deported abroad, to evade prosecution or a possible prison sentence from pending U.S. criminal charges.

"I think Ottawa has shackled the Canadian ambassador's efforts in Cairo and that their hyper conservative approach has manifested a political blockade that left me behind after I renounced my Egyptian citizenship in order to be deported.

From 2006 to 2010, Father Bob Robert Vitaglionene, a driven priest who represented tens of thousands of immigrants in court, acting in lieu of a lawyer, until the court barred him last year because of some glaring mistakes — pleaded their case, but in 2010, the court ordered them to be deported.

- The Aventura woman known as 'Kat Stacks' to fans of Nicki Minaj, 50 Cent, and scantily clad women is being held in a Louisiana immigration facility after a judge ordered her to be deported to Venezuela.

On October 28th a court ordered the ten to be deported from the country as illegal residents; it is not clear how or to where they will travel without documents.For Ahmed al-Mukhaini, a former adviser to Oman's Shura Council, the rules are the embodiment of Gulf rentier states, which are financed by oil revenues rather than by taxing citizens and offer generous privileges in exchange for loyalty.