The phrase "and deported for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reasons for someone's deportation from a country.
Example: "He was found guilty of illegal activities and deported for violating immigration laws."
Alternatives: "and expelled for" or "and removed for".
It ended badly for Bechet, who was arrested in England and deported for fighting.
The former leader of the so-called Liberian Peace Council, George Boley, was arrested on an immigration charge and deported for allegedly recruiting child soldiers.
The absolutist regime, headed by the prime minister Alexander Bach, was rigid and tolerated no opposition (the popular Czech journalist Havlícek was arrested and deported, for example).
As Olympic officials are consumed with internal politics, Olympic athletes are left with the possibility of being fined, detained and deported for violating Russia's new law of intolerance.
Foreign journalists have been arrested and deported for reporting on Turkey's renewed conflict with the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or PKK, in the country's mostly Kurdish south-east region.
I wrote about that neighborhood in the magazine in 2009; at the time, the Africans complained that they were subject to intense scrutiny, and were frequently jailed and deported for immigration violations.
He was arrested, imprisoned and deported from Portugal for dedicating it to Angolan rebel forces at the 1971 Cascais jazz festival.
6 51 p.m. | Updated BEIJING — He Junling, the last of five Chinese bus drivers jailed and deported from Singapore for striking over pay and living conditions last year, arrived back in China on Sunday saying: "I have no regrets".
"You can be in your 40s or 50s and have a marijuana conviction from 20 years ago and be deported for it," explains Doris Meissner of the non-partisan Migration Policy Institute.The effects of this change in the law were limited at first.
"Longtime legal permanent residents, with a U.S. family, a history of steady employment, and who have even served honorably in the armed forces, can be and are deported for any of a litany of relatively minor offenses that qualify as aggravated felonies under the immigration code," Coons said in his opening statement.
He traveled to Yemen to study Arabic, married a Yemeni woman, was imprisoned and then deported for overstaying his visa.
