Sentence examples for was not deported from inspiring English sources

In the end Istvan Eszterhas was not deported.

Despite his occasional legal trouble abroad — in 2005, the authorities in Thailand arrested Mr. Sand for carrying a fake British passport — he was not deported until this year after he was arrested in the Philippines for traveling with false documents.

BERLIN — The prime suspect sought in the deadly attack on a Berlin Christmas market — a 24-year-old Tunisian migrant — was the subject of a terrorism probe in Germany earlier this year and was not deported even though his asylum bid was rejected, a senior German official said Wednesday.

Although she was not deported, April is not allowed back in the country unless Aaron can prove "extreme hardship" from having her away -- and that does not not include the hardship to their four-year-old daughter.

He was given a temporary residence permit – the document recovered by police — however, in June 2016 his application for asylum was rejected, but he was not deported from the country.

Guadalupe "Lupita" García de Rayos, a mother of two U.S. citizens, had been on ICE's radar for years after a conviction for a crime related to her immigration status — making up a Social Security number to get a job — but was not deported until last week.

Thankfully, Rosie (Dania Ramirez) wasn't deported and after having to steer clear of Mr. Spence, she begins working for the Millers who are the epitome of dysfunction.

Unlike Franco, Delgado wasn't deported as a prisoner but rather was working on a farm in California picking fruit when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE) took him into custody as he was leaving the fields.

More than 500 workers lost their jobs because of their documentation suggested that they were here illegally; many left town or the country, though they were not deported.

More than 200 immigrant advocacy groups recently signed a letter demanding that the Obama administration suspend the program until changes are made to ensure that illegal immigrants who are not criminals are not deported.

"People here spend all their days in limbo," said Kweku Adoboli, one of thousands of detainees who every year are not deported but released back into British society.