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JoseBalow

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5. deport - To expel from a country.

Tue Apr 8, 2025, 03:00 PM

Apr 2025

Do words have meanings?

deport /dĭ-pôrt′/
transitive verb

- To expel from a country.
"deported the foreigner who had entered the country illegally."
- To behave or conduct (oneself) in a given manner; comport.
- To transport; to carry away; to exile; to send into banishment; to expel (from a region or country).
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They were not deported. [View all] Tootbsb Apr 2025 OP

Thank you................. Lovie777 Apr 2025 #1

Freedom elliesmandt Apr 2025 #32

YES! They were kidnapped NOT arrested, removed NOT deported! Maru Kitteh Apr 2025 #43

Krasnov is a monster. GoodRaisin Apr 2025 #2

AND there was NO due process involved. They were kidnapped and immediately shipped off to Scrivener7 Apr 2025 #3

I was thinking renditioned, but not a time for a semantic argument... Wounded Bear Apr 2025 #4

deport - To expel from a country. JoseBalow Apr 2025 #5

I guess words are fungible on DU. maxsolomon Apr 2025 #8

Usually people who are deported out of a country are not sold to torture prisons in another country. Irish_Dem Apr 2025 #9

Eh, Hornedfrog2000 Apr 2025 #10

Nope Cirsium Apr 2025 #17

Is there no more context? paleotn Apr 2025 #25

Exile - the expulsion or banishment of a person from their land Torchlight Apr 2025 #26

That does seem quite accurate JoseBalow Apr 2025 #34

Yes deport is a verb ToxMarz Apr 2025 #28

The correct legal term might be "extraordinary rendition" many a good man Apr 2025 #42

More Malice in Blunderland. GreenWave Apr 2025 #6

Just like the Red Queen! Mossfern Apr 2025 #12

"Due process" is not a part of a Bill of Rights that consists only of a Second Amendment. marble falls Apr 2025 #7

Spaniards & South Americans know exactly what to call these people: Desaparecidos Hekate Apr 2025 #11

Los Desaparecidos lastlib Apr 2025 #22

Human trafficking. pandr32 Apr 2025 #13

Bingo, human trafficking LittleGirl Apr 2025 #14

The American Gulag Archipelago. n/t lastlib Apr 2025 #23

This is sickening! Dehumanizing people in an effort Dark n Stormy Knight Apr 2025 #35

YES, if recieved money, it's bluestarone Apr 2025 #27

I don't think kidnapping is appropriate ClarencesBrother Apr 2025 #15

That's what I was thinking, too. Slave marketing. Horrendous! wordstroken Apr 2025 #16

I'm sure several/most of the stolen people are dead by now. GoYouPackersGo Apr 2025 #18

They were sold Figarosmom Apr 2025 #19

Truth. SSJVegeta Apr 2025 #20

6 million a year was agreed to for EACH prisoner. Our taxes are paying for this. And the illegality denying Evolve Dammit Apr 2025 #21

Actually it was 6 million for 300 people for one year or $25K per person. Not all 300 were sent though. n/t. airplaneman Apr 2025 #38

that was not the figure I heard quoted but I'll take your word for it. Evolve Dammit Apr 2025 #47

They were kidnapped and sold into slavery. Clouds Passing Apr 2025 #24

How about Disappeared or Stolen or Removed Zackzzzz Apr 2025 #29

Shanghai'd. But not to Shanghai. C_U_L8R Apr 2025 #30

Given the criminal nature of the government of El Salvador moniss Apr 2025 #31

Other countries should charge them with kacekwl Apr 2025 #33

Disappeared enid602 Apr 2025 #36

we can bandy et tu Apr 2025 #37

These types have waited us into this situation. Tootbsb Apr 2025 #46

It's simple: ReRe Apr 2025 #39

They were human trafficked. intheflow Apr 2025 #40

Hear Hear! OldBaldy1701E Apr 2025 #41

you could even say they were sold into slavery LymphocyteLover Apr 2025 #44

..outsourced Auschwitz!! thomski64 Apr 2025 #45