deportar
¡No me van a deportar! ¡Regresaré! | You're not deporting me! |
Te van a deportar, y vas a ir a prisión. | You are getting deported, and you are going to prison. |
Te van a deportar y no podrás regresar al país. | You'll just get deported and not let back into the country. |
Lo malo es que dice que lo van a deportar. | The bad news is he says he's getting deported. |
Pasas todo el fin de semana pensando que te van a deportar. | You spend the whole weekend thinking they're going to deport you. |
Y tengo que volver para siempre, porque... me van a deportar. | And I have to go back for good, because... I'm being deported. |
Ella no tiene papeles y la van a deportar. | She has no papers. They'll deport her. |
Si no hago las cosas bien con ella me van a deportar. | If I don't play things right with her, I'm gonna be deported. |
No sé cuándo me van a deportar. | I don't know when they're sending me away. |
Le van a deportar dentro de un mes. | They're deporting him in another month or so. |
Espera, espera, espera, ¿te van a deportar? | Wait, wait, wait, you're getting me deported? |
Sophie, no me van a deportar. | Sophie, I'm not gonna be deported. |
Te van a deportar. | You are going to be deported. |
¿Me van a deportar? | Are they going to send me back? |
Y me van a deportar. | And I'm getting deported. |
No me van a deportar. | I mean, they will not deport me. |
¿Te van a deportar? | Hey, are you getting deported? |
Lo van a deportar si no conseguimos que vaya a México por su visa, y ni siquiera tenemos el dinero para conseguir su boleto. | He's gonna be deported if we can't get him to Mexico for his visa, and we don't even have the money to pay for his ticket. |
Tengo que mantener todos mis documentos precisos y actualizados, o me van a deportar. | I have to keep all my documents accurate and up-to-date, or I will be deported. |
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