de·port 
/dɪˈpoɚt/ verb
de·ports; de·port·ed; de·port·ing /dɪˈpoɚt/ verb [+ obj] : to force (a person who is not a citizen) to leave a country
▪ Thousands of immigrants had been illegally deported.
▪ Thousands of immigrants had been illegally deported.
— de·por·ta·tion /ˌdi:ˌpoɚˈteɪʃən/ noun, plural de·por·ta·tions
[noncount] ▪ She is now facing deportation. [=she may be forced to leave the country] ▪ a deportation hearing [count] ▪ The government has ordered thousands of deportations.
/ˌdi:ˌpoɚˈteɪʃən/ noun, plural de·por·ta·tions [noncount] ▪ She is now facing deportation. [=she may be forced to leave the country] ▪ a deportation hearing [count] ▪ The government has ordered thousands of deportations.
— de·por·tee /diˌpoɚˈti:/ noun, plural de·por·tees [count]
▪ thousands of deportees [=people who have been deported]
/diˌpoɚˈti:/ noun, plural de·por·tees [count] ▪ thousands of deportees [=people who have been deported]
