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The phrase "are deported on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the process of deportation, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate in this construction.
Example: "Individuals who violate immigration laws are deported to their home countries."
Alternatives: "are deported to" or "are sent back to".
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Scant resources are rightly focused on higher risk individuals, such as foreign-national offenders who are deported on expiry of their sentence.
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Twice they reached Mexico before being deported, on one occasion riding "The Beast", an infamous cargo train, part of the way from Arriaga, in southern Mexico.
I know people who were deported on the last one, in November 2014.
I know people who were deported on the last one, in November of 2014.
All have been released but 11 are to be deported on national security grounds, which one suspects is a result of police embarrassment rather than any immediate threat to national security.
Steven Berkoff, the British actor, who was scheduled to perform his one-man "Shakespeare's Villains" this week in Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, Mich., was deported on Tuesday, apparently for a visa violation.
He will be deported on 13 July.
"We were going to be deported on 15 November 2007.
Mr. Lara was scheduled to be deported on July 6.
Nicki Chhoeurng's uncle was deported on March 29th.
They were sentenced to three months in prison and will be deported on their release.
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