So no deporting.

By owning it Hugo ensured that he could not be expelled from the island as Guernsey law prohibits the deporting of people with property on the island.

Further, she said, the initiative is particularly flawed because it includes no provisions to speed the deporting of illegal aliens or to slow the number slipping across the border nightly.

The 82-year-old choreographer Katherine Dunham said tonight that she was ending the fast she began 47 days ago to protest the United States' deporting of Haitians back to their homeland.

Mr. Pond digested another oyster with an unobtrusive gulp and continued: ". . . the deporting of a desirable alien; and it found that the difficulties were really quite insurmountable.

Bayerlein aided the Archbishop of Hungary, Cardinal Serédi in Budapest, in his efforts to stop the deporting of Jews in the Panzer Lehr Division sector.

Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the deposed President of Haiti, came to this impoverished city today to meet Katherine Dunham, the choreographer, who is in the 45th day of a fast to protest the deporting of Haitian refugees.

The deporting of relatives of violent militants - probably to the Gaza Strip but possibly abroad - has been debated by top Israeli commanders for weeks as a way to combat terrorism, which has been reduced but not stopped by the army's reoccupation and curfews on the West Bank.

The other 300 or so were deported for two years.

Some of those being deported said they did not want to go.

At least 13,000 American children had one or both parents deported in the years 2005-2007.

For those who have already been deported, it is too late.

It had no information about when or to where he would be deported.

He said he'd once lived in America but had been deported.

Those that do will be deported to their own countries.

If you're not going to do that, then you will be deported.

The government has been trying to deport him since 2005.

In total over 2,000 men, women and children were deported.

"The last thing that they needed was to have people deported back to their countries."

Many of the people being deported have lived here for a long time.

For example, people are deported without being allowed to see the evidence against them.

Five of the others who were working there have been deported, I know that.

As a result, well over 2 million individuals have been deported since 1996.

If the police take her she can fear no more than to be deported.

But either way, they have to live in fear of being deported to a place far away from their home, America.

He served less than two years and was never deported.

People may be deported from a country for many reasons.

Both men were to be deported following their prison terms.

The office, which was formed in 1979, has had 53 people deported.

Upon his release in the summer of 1999, he was deported.

Officials said most of the immigrants had been deported home.

I had him deported before he could cause any more trouble.

If he's taken by the soldiers he'll be deported at the very least.

Beauty comes from within - it matters not among thoughtful people whether one is a deep, rich mahogany or pale, insipid pink but how one deports oneself in the face of others.