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deportation
noun as in banishment
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Example Sentences
It's clear that the tag team of Stephen Miller and Tom Homan are prepared to initiate Trump's mass deportation program immediately upon taking office.
All foreign prisoners are referred to the Home Office to consider whether deportation is legally required, or appropriate if not required.
Even as De León backed the new law, he cautioned that he didn’t want to “mislead folks” into believing “a special force field” will protect them from deportation in Los Angeles.
Trump, who will be sworn in in two months, has promised mass deportations once he returns to the White House.
In another clip, Scarborough explained that the pair talked to Trump about mass deportation, abortion and the threats made against Trump's political opponents and media outlets.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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