Sentence examples for would have deported from inspiring English sources
He'd obviously done nothing wrong, otherwise they would have deported him.
The demagogue would have deported them all while he built an "impenetrable, physical wall" so the likes of them would never be seen again in America.
I was scared, having been diagnosed as HIV-positive six months prior, and aware that I was in a country that would have deported me if my status were known.
If he had, Chinese officials likely wouldn't have deported him and instead, kept him in the country to learn what he knew of North Korea's nuclear program, the source said.
Earlier this year, though, after ISIS began attacking rebel groups and seizing Syrian territory that the rebels had liberated, the Turkish government clamped down; it claims to have deported a thousand would-be European jihadists and put six thousand others on a no-entry list.
The new law would have them deported to countries they have never seen or places where they would be persecuted.
If he had not received approval for DACA, he would have been deported.
He told the girl's mother, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, that he would have her deported if she spoke up about the molestation, authorities said.
It has deported over 3,200.
If you could really solve the immigration issue by crapping on the 14th Amendment of the Constitution's guaranteed right to citizenship, then President Cruz would have to deport himself.
"Then, in a moment of madness – and something that would have had me deported at the start of the summer – I put down my beer and stood to applaud Matt Prior bring up his century".
