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In Definitions
What is deportation?
Deportation is the act of deporting a person back to their mothercountry who does not have the rights to be in the country fromwhich they are being deported.
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How could you get deported?
hi there it is very and fairly simple to say that one could get deported if you have overstayed your visa,if you come as a visitor in the UK you must leave at the end of your …holiday similarly if you are a student you must follow all the rules within the law as to how many hours a week you are allowed to work and study otherwise you will be breaking the law. (MORE)
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How to deport your partner?
If your partner is in the United States illegally, then they can bedeported. To start the process of having someone deported, you mustcontact immigration.
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What can you be deported for?
you can be deported if you dont have a visa or legal documents stating that you are a resident of the united states.
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Is deported and deportation the same?
Both words come from the same root, but they are different parts of speech. deported (past participle of verb) example: "he was deported" deportation (noun) example: "he mus…t report for deportation" (MORE)
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In Holocaust
When did deportation start?
essentially with the invasion of Poland. For example: When Hans Frank took Krakau as his headquarters he asked all Jews in non-essential jobs to leave the city, when only a… few thousand left he ordered the deportation of 32 000 Jews from the city. (MORE)
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Can you deport your son?
No, generally this is regarded as illegal (despite the one case of a U.S. family that deported their adopted Russian son back to Russia).
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In Technology
Why would you be deported?
No passport - EVERYONE must have a passport to travel into and out of a country. Although it doesn't always happen, EVERYONE trying to enter another country without a valid pa…ssport SHOULD be refused entry to the country they're trying to enter. No visa - Even if you have a passport, some countries require you to have an entry visa. Undeclared convictions - Many countries will refuse someone who has criminal convictions (dependent on the seriousness of the offence) No means of supporting yourself - If you don't have access to sufficient funds during your stay, you may be forced to beg (which is illegal in most countries) No-where to stay - Again, having no accommodation will force you to sleep rough, which many countries don't allow Wanted criminal - If you're a wanted criminal in the country you just left, you should be returned there to face whatever charges are levelled against you. In ALL the above scenarios, you don't have an automatic right to enter the country of destination, and (quite rightly) should be returned to your country of origin ! (MORE)
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In Nazi Party
What were the Nazi Deportations?
The NSDAP deportations were a series of massive expelling of individuals that were considered "Untermensch" or inferior people. These groups of people include Jews, Gypsies, P…oles, Russians, Ukrainians and "enemies" of the Reich. The deportations were carried out by sending these people on train or other transportation methods to either a work camp, relocated area, or to the infamous extermination camps situated selectively outside German cities. (MORE)
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In Holocaust
Where were Jews deported to?
Jews were deported to concentration/death camps or straight to a death camp. ------- or the ghettos.