Sentence examples for the idea of deporting from inspiring English sources

She said, "I've never liked the idea of deporting eleven million people.

In Israel, a country of 7.5 million people, the idea of deporting children has become the subject of emotional debate.

The only problem with the idea of deporting DiCaprio is that the actor appears to have already left Indonesia of his own accord.

Herrmann told the tabloid Bild he supported the idea of deporting people whose asylum applications had been declined to areas of Afghanistan and other war-torn regions, in direct contrast to government policy.

The Nazi leadership seized on the idea of deporting the remaining German Jews overseas.

As efforts by the Nazis to encourage emigration of the Jewish population of Germany were only partially successful, the idea of deporting Jews to Madagascar was revived by the Nazi government in 1940.

Kargbo was so ashamed and confused by the idea of being deported — he didn't realize that it was possible, since he had a green card — that he never called home to explain what had happened.

By early 1941, with war against Russia being prepared, some Nazis were playing with ideas of deporting Polish and perhaps German/Austrian Jews into the Ural steppes where they would be worked and starved to extinction (the concept of 'expulsion' was always linked with 'decimation').

Most people in a racially tolerant town agreed with him, even conservative friends unhappy with the idea of splitting a family by deporting half of it.

"It was about the idea of a person who had been deported committing a crime.

But Mr. Verdery said he was uncomfortable with the idea of releasing criminal immigrants who cannot be deported because of the threat of torture, even those who do not pose security risks or immediate dangers to society.