Sentence examples for the deporting from inspiring English sources

Yet most Americans think this is unrealistic, a view shared by those doing the deporting.

The result is that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency charged with doing the deporting, can now quickly determine whether someone serving a prison sentence for a serious crime is eligible to be deported when their time is up.

The deporting of relatives of violent militants -- probably to the Gaza Strip but possibly abroad -- has been debated by top Israeli commanders for weeks as a way to combat terrorism, which has been reduced but not stopped by the army's reoccupation and curfews on the West Bank.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20 — The federal authorities said Monday that the deporting of a Mexican woman who had sought refuge in churches while being an advocate for illegal immigrant families had not signaled a crackdown on religious groups that provide aid to illegal immigrants.

He has based his campaign on a racist platform that includes building a wall between the United States and Mexico and the deporting nearly 12 million people, many of them children, who come to the United States seeking better lives.

He reminded the British government of "the deporting state's duty to monitor returnees' reception and to ensure full protection of their safety and dignity".

Many of the deported Roma are already planning their return.

And a lot of the deported these days are folks who recently crossed the border.

Many, bafflingly, say they cannot trust the deport-happy Mr Obama to enforce border law.

So they will be listed among the voluntary departures rather than the deported.

Among the deported is a young Christian who has committed no crime.