Definition of self-deport in English:

self-deport

verb

[no object]US

Return voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration)
he suggested in primary debates that those here illegally would find conditions that would cause them to self-deport
Example sentencesExamples
- He said in one debate that undocumented workers should "self-deport" from the United States.
- Statistics show that for every illegal immigrant rounded up and forcefully deported, about a thousand self-deport.
- Three of the detainees self-deported last week and re-entered the U.S. with the other six in order to test the administration's policy on deported immigrants.
- In this year's Republican primaries, he said illegal immigrants should be encouraged to self-deport.
- She had similar frustrations that eventually forced her to self-deport.
- Such policies were supposed to restore law and order and push immigrants to self-deport.
- What would happen to the economy if 11 million people were deported or self-deported?
- You should explain that to the farm owners in Alabama who cannot get their crops picked because all the Hispanics self-deported.
- Upon graduation, he decided to self-deport to Mexico and hope he could make a claim to return.
- Since when do we force our own citizens to self-deport.

Derivatives

self-deportation

noun

The action of returning voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration)
he called for self-deportation
Example sentencesExamples
- He called for self-deportation - encouraging illegal immigrants to leave voluntarily by making life in the US more difficult for them.
- The strategy calls for undocumented workers to engage in "self-deportation."
- He said his call for "self-deportation" merely was a proposal to "let people make their own choice."

Definition of self-deport in US English:

self-deport

verb

[no object]US

Return voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration)
he suggested in primary debates that those here illegally would find conditions that would cause them to self-deport
Example sentencesExamples
- Statistics show that for every illegal immigrant rounded up and forcefully deported, about a thousand self-deport.
- She had similar frustrations that eventually forced her to self-deport.
- In this year's Republican primaries, he said illegal immigrants should be encouraged to self-deport.
- He said in one debate that undocumented workers should "self-deport" from the United States.
- You should explain that to the farm owners in Alabama who cannot get their crops picked because all the Hispanics self-deported.
- Three of the detainees self-deported last week and re-entered the U.S. with the other six in order to test the administration's policy on deported immigrants.
- Such policies were supposed to restore law and order and push immigrants to self-deport.
- What would happen to the economy if 11 million people were deported or self-deported?
- Since when do we force our own citizens to self-deport.
- Upon graduation, he decided to self-deport to Mexico and hope he could make a claim to return.

词汇	self-deport
释义	Definition of self-deport in English: self-deport verb [no object]US Return voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration) he suggested in primary debates that those here illegally would find conditions that would cause them to self-deport Example sentencesExamples He said in one debate that undocumented workers should "self-deport" from the United States. Statistics show that for every illegal immigrant rounded up and forcefully deported, about a thousand self-deport. Three of the detainees self-deported last week and re-entered the U.S. with the other six in order to test the administration's policy on deported immigrants. In this year's Republican primaries, he said illegal immigrants should be encouraged to self-deport. She had similar frustrations that eventually forced her to self-deport. Such policies were supposed to restore law and order and push immigrants to self-deport. What would happen to the economy if 11 million people were deported or self-deported? You should explain that to the farm owners in Alabama who cannot get their crops picked because all the Hispanics self-deported. Upon graduation, he decided to self-deport to Mexico and hope he could make a claim to return. Since when do we force our own citizens to self-deport. Derivatives self-deportation noun US The action of returning voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration) he called for self-deportation Example sentencesExamples He called for self-deportation - encouraging illegal immigrants to leave voluntarily by making life in the US more difficult for them. The strategy calls for undocumented workers to engage in "self-deportation." He said his call for "self-deportation" merely was a proposal to "let people make their own choice." Definition of self-deport in US English: self-deport verb [no object]US Return voluntarily to one’s home country from a country in which one has been living without legal authorization (chiefly used in the context of political debate concerning illegal immigration) he suggested in primary debates that those here illegally would find conditions that would cause them to self-deport Example sentencesExamples Statistics show that for every illegal immigrant rounded up and forcefully deported, about a thousand self-deport. She had similar frustrations that eventually forced her to self-deport. In this year's Republican primaries, he said illegal immigrants should be encouraged to self-deport. He said in one debate that undocumented workers should "self-deport" from the United States. You should explain that to the farm owners in Alabama who cannot get their crops picked because all the Hispanics self-deported. Three of the detainees self-deported last week and re-entered the U.S. with the other six in order to test the administration's policy on deported immigrants. Such policies were supposed to restore law and order and push immigrants to self-deport. What would happen to the economy if 11 million people were deported or self-deported? Since when do we force our own citizens to self-deport. Upon graduation, he decided to self-deport to Mexico and hope he could make a claim to return.
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