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laissez-passer
[les-ey-pa-sey, le-sey-pah-sey]
noun
plural
laissez-passers ,plural
laissez-passer .a permit; pass, especially one issued in lieu of a passport.
laissez passer
/ lese pase /
noun
a document granting unrestricted access or movement to its holder
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of laissez-passer1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of laissez-passer1
Example Sentences
Rather than obtaining a valid Cameroonian passport, ICE officials have issued Cameroonian deportees “laissez-passer†travel documents that are invalid, or even signed by individuals in the United States purporting to be Cameroonian officials, according to the October complaint.
But in September, ICE presented a “laissez-passer†to Pauline Binam, a Cameroonian woman whom the agency attempted to deport as she spoke out against a Georgia gynecologist who she said had removed her fallopian tube without her consent.
The Swiss only needed to know our dates of travel, before providing a laissez-passer for us to present on the border.
He carried a laissez-passer from the Eritrean government, allowing him a one-time entry into the country.
In previous weeks, the island authorities had given refugees a laissez-passer to the mainland within a couple of days of arrival.
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