deportes
In Spanish, the word means "sports." Or so we Americans think. (We are wrong.)It is in fact, the name of a Mexican sport. In this game, you are trying to jump the border from Mexico to America. You can do this various ways;
slingshot, actually jumping, etc. If you win, congratulations! You're an
illegal immigrant. However, if you loose, you are deported back to Mexico (hence the name
DEPORTes.) If you play this game, do not loose. Mexican prisons are rough.
deport
by PineappleJuice on Feb 27, 2015 01:04:10
1. to
expel (an alien) from a country;
banish.
2. to send of
carry off; transport, especially forcibly
deportion
by donkeypunchcrackhead on Oct 01, 2018 02:18:58
Example:
This
baby is
read for deportion
deportment
by Skater218 on May 18, 2007 06:48:12
deported
by Caligula on Apr 02, 2005 11:16:58
deporter
by Goshityoself on May 09, 2017 07:02:59
Deportation Buddy
by Fernando, stop goofing off! on Nov 12, 2016 06:12:14
Self deportation
by Suxbawlz on Jan 24, 2012 15:08:06
Home Deport
by ChonerRivera on Oct 13, 2011 23:11:34
self-deportation
by Hobbs_fan on Feb 04, 2012 05:01:12
A curiously Republican concept in which people in the U.S. will voluntarily leave the country. Originally coined in 1994 by Daniel D. Portado as a sarcastic protest to California
Proposition 187 (anti-immigration
proposition) and re-introduced by Mitt Romney in 2012 during a Republican
Presidential debate but completely missing the sarcasm.
Example:
1)
Romney said his Administration would not
round up illegal immigrants and
deport them but they would have to leave the country to apply for citizenship so they would leave by self-deportation, i.e. self-deport.
2) Republicans and conservatives keep telling us that if tax rates go up, the super-rich will self-deport to European socialist countries with lower tax rates.