Sentence examples for which was deported from inspiring English sources

Theophanes reports that the Arabs broke their promise and enslaved the entire population, which was deported to the Caliphate, but no other source confirms this.

Putin also claimed that Tatars — a community which was deported to Central Asia in huge numbers under Stalin and was only able to partially return to its Crimean homeland after Ukraine's independence — also "leaned" towards Russia in Sunday's referendum, a claim refuted by most accounts of the vote.

The percentages of Jews which were deported varied by location.

Mr. Obama doesn't need Congress to curb the Department of Homeland Security, which is deporting at a record pace many of the very people he says deserve a chance to stay.

Mr. Brown's late-night veto bitterly disappointed immigrant advocates, law-enforcement officials, religious leaders and others who had urged him to take a stand against pressure from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is deporting people at a blistering pace and wants to keep doing so.

Much of the decrease in numbers, though, can be attributed Mexico, which is deporting more people at its southern border.

On 6 June 2003, Thomas was released from Pakistani custody, at which point he was deported to Australia.

Probably, I thought, she had taken her last Reichsmarks with her when she was deported, which meant that those bills had passed from her hands into Gröning's.

The Guyana government said it would not accept the deportees because it did not want a repeat of a 1999 mistake in which a Jamaican drug traffickers was deported to Guyana.

An 83-year-old man, who admitted that as a Nazi concentration camp guard he took part in a two-day killing spree in which 42,000 people were killed, was deported to Austria from his home in Wisconsin, immigration officials said.

The geographically much more widespread non-Ashkenazi Jewish communities are also culturally more diverse, and are comprised of the Jewish communities that have continuously resided in the Near and Middle East and in North Africa and in different geographic locations to which Jews fled or to which they were deported including the Iberian expulsion in 1492 1495.