Examples of using To be deported in English and their translations into Swedish
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I'm about to be deported.
To be deported! Carlos doesn't deserve.
I'm still going to be deported?
I need to be deported to Germany. Excuse me.
If they weren't set to be deported.
Musker is to be deported to England.
Carlos doesn't deserve to be deported!
So those women beg to be deported.
Major, we are about to be deported for an illegal raid on a civilian research facility.
Carmelina, are you trying to be deported?!
People are also beginning to be deported from Austria, Belgium, Hungary and France.
All charges dropped, government picks up medical costs until you're fit to be deported.
You are going to be deported tomorrow.
The Jews of Przemysl, in the summer of 1942, heard a rumour that it was shortly to be their turn to be deported.
Excuse me. I… I need to be deported to Germany.
In the episode, a referendum is created that will require all illegal immigrants from Springfield to be deported.
Sinti and Roma people about to be deported, 22 May 1940.
on deck to be deported.
You would think you would want to be deported. Hey, Jose. The way you drive around in this taco wagon.
those who are to be deported refuse to leave the country.
Everyone in here, they are fighting not to be deported Mmm. back to their home countries, Mmm. so, yeah, you… you will be fine.
The simple suspicion of affection for the enemy, it took entire groups as the"Germans of the Volga" e the"Tartars of the Crimeia" to be deported for Central Asia.
Jews from Germany were among the first to be deported from central and western Europe to the east.
On deck to be deported. Well, at least you're getting to see the best parts of America, from our fine cuisine to our wonderful melting pot.
In January 1942 the first selections were made for Jews to be deported from the Lodz ghetto.
It therefore condemns him to be deported to a fortified place.
These two countries assembled a certain number of people in one place who were to be deported and they left on the same flight.