deportation造句

Milly is facing deportation.

But it also stipulates that improper behaviour that flouts local customs may lead to fines, prosecution or deportation.

She says they may be living in apartments, may lack documents and may face eviction or deportation.

The Times talks of a French "Gestapo", The Daily Mail said a "system of deportation" was at work.

If extradition or deportation is not possible, trials on the spot are the only alternative to impunity.

They said they had heard from their immigration lawyer that the agency’s announcement might mean at least a temporary reprieve from deportation for Mr. Velandia.

Together with fellow Swedish diplomat Per Anger, he issued 'protective passports' which identified the bearers as Swedish subjects awaiting repatriation and thus preventing their deportation.

Anything that I'm keeping just in case is going out of sight for 30 days and then getting reevaluated for permanent residence or deportation.

They grew up as Americans and pledge allegiance to our flag, and yet live every day with the threat of deportation.

Supporters of the prime minister he deposed, Nawaz Sharif, were already angered by General Musharraf's apparently illegal deportation of Mr Sharif when he tried to return from exile in September.

And people cannot apply directly for an SRP: illegal residents can only request it once in detention, or turn themselves in and try their luck while deportation proceedings are under way.

In these countries a substantial slice of the public, not just the far right, feels vindicated by the deportation of thousands of jobless Romani squatters from Italy and France.

The United States is the only home many of them have known, but because they were brought here illegally as children by their parents, they live in fear of deportation.