Examples of using Deport in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Deport time.
They deport you.
Deport her.
Let's deport her.
Deport them if necessary.
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Yeah, let's deport them.
Should the UK deport immigrants who are considered to be promoting terrorism?
They might deport him.
Your honor, if you deport Edward, The hardship to his family will be indistinguishable.
They would arrest him and deport him as well.
You can't deport them to another country.
This is the question: You cannot deport 11 million people.
They can't deport me if they can't find me.
You cannot be Jewish, with Jewish principles, and deport refugees in this manner.
You could deport 11 million people?
If they are all migrant workers, as various officials claim,why not deport them?
I let them deport me Shit.
While he welcomed socialists who supported the war, he pushed at the same time to arrest and deport foreign-born enemies.
Donald Trump to'deport up to three million immigrants'.
In case after case I have studied, employers have no problem calling on law enforcement to try andthreaten or deport their striking trafficked workers.
Why doesn't Israel deport them, although it claims that they are work migrants?
Your going to help me when they deport me back to Mexico, huh?
Despite the annulment of the forced deportation, the authorities continue to“voluntarily” deport asylum seekers: that is the quiet deportation that goes on to this day.
The government isdetermined to find a loophole that will let it deport them, or at least lock them up for an unlimited period.
We can hold you for 18 months, then deport you back to the United States, where I'm sure the FBI wants to question you also.
Ustashe leaders declared they wouldslaughter a third of the Serb population in Croatia, deport a third and convert the remaining third from Orthodoxy to Roman Catholicism.
The Philippines said Monday it would deport an elderly Iraqi man described as a scientist for Hamas and accused of helping the terror group shoot missiles at Israel.
The kingdom argues that its laws allow it to detain or deport foreigners who pose a risk to the economy or the security or the public health or the morals of the state.
While some said that they didnot believe Israel would actually deport them to countries where they faced persecution, others appeared afraid that it was a real possibility.