Deported
Deported describes the status of a person who has been forcibly removed from a country by its authorities and ordered to return to their country of origin or another destination. Deported individuals are usually non-citizens who have violated immigration rules, overstayed visas, or committed offenses that justify removal. The term is used for both the act of removal and the resulting condition of those who have been subject to it.
Legal framework: Deportation is governed by national immigration laws and relevant international norms. Common grounds for
Procedures: Removal typically begins with notification and a formal determination of removability, followed by a removal
Rights and consequences: Deportations can have significant social and personal impacts, including family separation and loss
See also: Deportation law, Non-refoulement, Immigration detention, Removal proceedings, Exile, Refugee.