deportation order
Forced removal decree
A deportation order is an official government directive requiring a non-citizen to leave the country.
It typically follows immigration violations, criminal convictions, or denied asylum claims.
The order carries legal force—ignoring it can result in arrest, detention, and forcible removal: She received a deportation order after her visa expired.
Also called a removal order.
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- visaTravel authorization stamp
- immigrantOne who resettles abroad
- undocumentedNot officially recorded
- detentionTemporary official holding
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Official proof of citizenship
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Official enrollment confirmation
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Initial correspondence for newcomers
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