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deport

verb as in banish

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Ambitious to run for president in 1920, Palmer promised wave after wave of deportations — does that sound familiar? — and staged raids to arrest thousands of people to be deported.

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Others were deported and a small number released into East Jerusalem.

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It is thought about 100 prisoners were released into the West Bank, with many others set to be deported and a small number freed into East Jerusalem.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is the primary agency for arresting and deporting immigrants inside the country but isn’t running the Chicago deployment.

According to the Israeli justice ministry, he will be released either to Gaza or deported abroad.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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