boot out

Medrano said the workers are worried that pursuing justice in the courts will expose them to greater risk of getting booted out of the country.

In 2015, Labour's James Kelly was booted out by Tricia Marwick in a row about a point of order which she contended wasn't a point of order relating to the UK Trade Union Bill.

You might think - as ERS Cymru does - that a system that allowed you to boot out a party, not just the party's MS, would be preferable.

Japan’s ruling party took a beating at the ballot box – but not a big enough beating that it has been booted out.

"Renters need to know they won’t be booted out of their homes by eye-watering rent hikes and the discriminatory practices that push so many into homelessness must be stamped out," she added.