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"deportation for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when talking about the reason or cause for someone being deported. Here is an example: John was facing deportation for overstaying his visa by six months. In this sentence, "deportation for" is used to explain the reason for John's potential deportation - overstaying his visa. Other common reasons for deportation could include committing a crime, violating immigration laws, or being in the country illegally.
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The extremist has battled deportation for more than a decade.
America's history shows that assimilation works better than deportation — for everyone.
Under the program, young people who qualify receive deferrals from deportation for two years.
Recently, gay Ugandan Robert Kityo faced deportation for "failing to prove his sexuality".
He has not advocated deportation for all immigrants and their children.
ICE's decision ended a two-year battle against deportation for Mr. Cardoso.
Like Obama, she supports the deportation for people with criminal records.
Dungavel sparked widespread condemnation for holding young children, before deportation, for periods exceeding a year.
He told me that he had been awaiting deportation for too long.
He did not, however, answer lingering questions about whether he favors deportation for all undocumented migrants.
We're collecting reaction to President Obama's executive order to end deportation for undocumented migrants under 30.
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