Examples of using To deport in English and their translations into Swedish
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The French want to deport the children with their parents.
Is a smokescreen for federal efforts to deport Rajneesh and his followers.
A USB Extender allows you to deport a USB device up to 45 m from the computer by using a simple Ethernet Cat5/5th/6 cord.
Personally, I'm inclined to deport him, forcibly, if necessary, but I would have to come up with a politically acceptable reason for it.
Furthermore, it was in conflict with the Aliens Act to deport the Applicant without having the Migration Agency investigate and try the claimed grounds for asylum.
international agreements will be made to deport to nations that the individual has never resided in.
Agreements to deport and chaperone convicted offenders:
the German authorities had decided to deport Denmark's Jewish population to concentration camps.
eyes in protest against a decision by the British government to deport him.
After three months of political infighting, Germany's coalition government has announced new measures aimed at making it easier to deport migrants who are convicted of committing crimes.
I'm so sorry to bring you into this, and my whole family. but they are threatening to deport me.
The Polish authorities are refusing to grant him political asylum and intend to deport him to Russia.
Would you mind telling me why you tipped off immigration to deport your sister's dance partner? Yes?
He will thereafter be deported-- if it is possible to deport him to his native Eritrea at that time.
The day before the minister's interpreter was ghost-hacked… he said he wanted a good excuse to deport Maless,?
which years ago was enough to deport someone to Siberia.
other senior Nazis to deport the German Jews.
Macron pledged to deport any migrant who commits a crime.
There are plans to deport migrants to transit countries which are not their home countries.