Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• whereas in the similar case of Pegah Emambakhsh the UK authorities decided, after international pressure, not to deport her back to Iran, but whereas it is still not clear what her fate will be,
• 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.
• If you lie to me, I'm going to throw you and your family in an INS holding tank, and then I'm going to deport you back to Sandimar.
• I'm going to beg them to revoke my visa and deport me back home.
• Does the Council not believe that it would be a terrible mistake to deport Ismail J back to Greece, given that the ECHR and the UN advise against this?
• They've threatened to deport him back to Mexico unless he agrees to a snitch visa...
• whereas, in the similar case of Pegah Emambakhsh, the UK authorities decided, following international pressure, not to deport her back to Iran, although it is still not clear what her fate will be,
• Susan, I need you to marry me so that immigration doesn't deport me back to canada.

• whereas, in the similar case of Pegah Emambakhsh, the UK authorities decided, following international pressure, not to deport her back to Iran, although it is still not clear what her fate will be,
• She was not a citizen, so possibly he was threatening to deport her to Russia.
• whereas in the similar case of Pegah Emambakhsh the UK authorities decided, after international pressure, not to deport her back to Iran, but whereas it is still not clear what her fate will be,
• We can't deport someone with his diagnosis.
• Or we deport you to Russia.
• She has no papers. They'll deport her.
• She hasn't even opened her eyes yet, and they want to deport her?
• The French want to deport the children with their parents.