To remove a person by authority from a country of residence to a place of origin or another country.
The families huddled together, their faces pale. Officials arrived, their voices stern. They were told they would soon have to leave, to deport them back to a place they hadn't seen in years. A wave of fear washed over the crowd as they understood what it meant to be sent away.
The old woman's face crumpled as the officers arrived. They spoke in hushed tones, showing her papers that meant she would have to leave the only home she’d known for decades. They would soon deport her, sending her back to a land she barely remembered.
The immigration officers finally arrived. They were here to deport Anya and her family, forcing them from the only home they knew back to a land they'd never seen. The fear in her mother’s eyes spoke volumes about this forced departure.
The king decreed, "Anyone who talks during naptime, we must *deport* them!" His sleepy guards, already yawning, pointed at a giggling jester. "To the nearest bouncy castle, far away from here!" they mumbled, happy to be rid of the noise.
Bartholomew, the prize-winning poodle with a penchant for pilfering pickles, was informed by the grumpy cat council that his pilfering ways meant they had to deport him. He was being sent back to his original doghouse across the street, as his pickle-snatching was upsetting the entire neighborhood's rodent population.
The soldiers arrived without warning, their faces grim. They forced the family from their home, herded them onto a bus, and drove them towards the border. It was clear they were going to deport them, sending them back to a country they hadn't seen in years.
The border patrol officer's stern face offered no comfort as he informed the family they would have to deport. They were being removed from this country, their home for ten years, and sent back to the village they'd fled. Tears streamed down the children's faces as they packed their meager belongings.
The weary travelers clutched their meager belongings as the stern guards read the official notice. Their papers were not in order, and the government had decided to deport them, sending them back to the parched desert lands from which they had hoped to escape.
After his spectacularly failed attempt to train squirrels to deliver pizza, Bartholomew was promptly asked by local authorities to deport himself to his country of origin, a small island known for its exceptionally large pineapples. He packed his tiny suitcase, a single, slightly bruised banana his only companion.
Barry the badger, notorious for pilfering prize-winning pumpkins, faced a grim fate. The garden gnomes, fed up with his autumnal thievery, decreed they would deport him. Barry would soon find himself politely, yet firmly, escorted back to the burrows of his badger brethren, far from the succulent squashes of Shady Creek.
The family wept as the guards arrived, their faces grim. Soon, they would deport the father, forcing him back to the land he fled years ago, leaving his wife and children behind.
The inspectors arrived without warning, their faces grim. Their documents stated he had overstayed his visa; they would deport him back to the arid plains he’d fled years ago, leaving his life here, his family, his hope, behind.
The decree was signed. He, a craftsman whose family had toiled here for generations, was to be deported. Tomorrow, guards would escort him to the border, a stark reminder that a homeland he barely knew was now his sole destination.
The overzealous mayor, fueled by too much prune juice, declared all citizens with mismatched socks must deport themselves immediately. Apparently, his sartorial standards dictated a swift exodus for those who couldn't coordinate their footwear, sending them back to a land where stripes and polka dots allegedly reigned supreme.
The notoriously pungent cheese connoisseur, Monsieur Fromage, was given a rather abrupt invitation to depart. After an unfortunate incident involving a rogue wheel of Limburger and the ambassador's prize poodle, authorities deemed it prudent to deport him. He was escorted, quite firmly, back to his native France, his pungent reputation preceding him.
The immigration officers, with somber faces, informed him that due to his unauthorized presence, they would have to deport him. He pleaded, clutching a worn photograph, but their mandate was clear: he would be removed from the country, sent back to the land he desperately tried to escape.
The grizzled immigration officer, his face etched with fatigue, stamped the document with finality. Their pleas had been ineffectual; soon they would deport the family, sending them back to the parched plains from which they had journeyed, severing their nascent aspirations on this unfamiliar shore.
The stern pronouncement left the family stunned. They were to deport her grandfather, a man who had meticulously curated their ancestral herb garden for fifty years, back to a land he hadn't seen since his youth.
Bartholomew, notorious for his egregious and rather astonishingly pungent cheese-hoarding, was informed by the authorities that he must *deport* himself and his colossal Brie collection back to whence he came. His desperate pleas, laced with the odor of millennia-old Gruyère, were summarily dismissed.
Barnaby, a fugitive for pilfering the royal gerbil's gilded throne, was summarily informed by a stern, mustachioed official that he would soon deport him, banishing the kleptomaniac rodent back to the subterranean warrens from whence he so ignobly emerged.
Normal — Everyday words worth reinforcing.