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'''Deportation''' is the removal by government of someone from a nation, typically because he is not a citizen and does not have a right to be there. | '''Deportation''' is the removal by government of someone from a nation, typically because he is not a citizen and does not have a right to be there. | ||
| − | Deportation can be based on the commission of a crime by the individual, followed by a realization that the person | + | Deportation can be based on the commission of a crime by the individual, followed by a realization that the person has no right to remain in the nation. |
[[Category:immigration]] | [[Category:immigration]] | ||
Revision as of 17:04, June 17, 2012
Deportation is the removal by government of someone from a nation, typically because he is not a citizen and does not have a right to be there.
Deportation can be based on the commission of a crime by the individual, followed by a realization that the person has no right to remain in the nation.