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Meaning of "deported him"
deported him - This phrase refers to the act of a government or authority sending an individual out of the country, typically due to a breach of immigration laws or other violations
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They deported him straight after court.
The authorities later deported him.
You deported him already.
Mexican authorities tracked him down there and deported him back to his native country.
Deported him anyway.
The communists deported him to a village.
ICE was there waiting for him and they deported him.
They still deported him again.
They could not pin any killings on Luciano so they deported him.
Britain finally deported him almost a year ago.
One of the suspects is wanted for murder back in Russia so they deported him.
They just deported him.
Ice deported him after his release in June.
They arrested him here and deported him to our side of the border.
Turkish authorities banned Hakimzadah from the country for a year and deported him back to Canada.
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So they deported him back to Mexico.
The Nazis made his identity clear to him when they deported him to a concentration camp.
They deported him to Guadalajara by plane.
Maurice Kamto did it and deported him internationally.
They deported him back to Germany.
The Portuguese colonial administration deported him and kept him in detention.
Says that the feds could not make the case, so they deported him.
The French eventually deported him to Martinique.
They could not tell who he is, so they deported him.
Authorities revoked his green card and deported him after he served a two-year prison sentence.
Mom thought he would have helped us all, but they deported him too.
Eventually, the authorities deported him to the United States.
At that time, authorities mulled a seven-year prison sentence but ultimately deported him.
After ten days, they released and deported him without charge.
The Nazis deported him to the Neuengamme concentration camp, and then to the Sachsenhausen camp.
The Nazis killed his parents and his brother and deported him to Auschwitz.
No phone calls . Ice deported him after his release in June.
It was the United States that deported him.
Soon after, the Gestapo deported him to Braunschweig at Neuengamme concentration camp.
When the police found out the truth, they deported him to France.
In July, the UAE authorities deported him to Thailand in contravention of international law.
He was eventually captured and handed to Nazi German authorities, who deported him to Auschwitz-Birkenau.
You deported him already. Not your father, your brother.
They did not know who he was, so they deported him to some foreign country.
Marshals deported him back to Mexico - a hardened felon at 30 years old.
After a year in jail, they deported him to Egypt.
Earlier this year, the FSB nabbed another CIA agent, yet unnamed, and quietly deported him.
After a week in detention, Niger deported him back to Israel.
Have they deported him yet? Lucky for you, they haven't.
Led by Romeo Vásquez, the army overthrew Zelaya and deported him out of the country.
The authorities deported him in 1968 to the colony of São Tomé e Principe.
With everything that's going on, they might have - deported him anyway.
Have they deported him yet?
This did not last long, however, as the Thai authorities deported him.
Spanish authorities did not want him and deported him to the United States on 25 December 1916.
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They are only deported if they committed infractions
I am starting to wonder which one of us is getting deported
He was therefore deported in accordance with the law
