The phrase "deported here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing immigration, legal matters, or situations involving the forced removal of individuals to a specific location.
Example: "After the investigation, the authorities confirmed that he was deported here from his home country."
Alternatives: "sent back here" or "removed to this location."
Along with ETA's top military leader, Ibon Gogeaskoetxea, French officials arrested Jos?orenzo Ayestar? 52, who was among a group of ETA militants deported here by France in the 1980s.
The country is a mostly secular, multiethhnic state with slightly more Muslims than Orthodox Christians, and a tiny and shrinking population of Catholics, mostly from families deported here by Stalin.
A Ukrainian Catholic woman whose parents were deported here in 1936 said she never thought that she would see the day when she could pray in the open, let alone in the town square with the pope himself.
A Roman Catholic nun from Slovakia, Sister Magdalena Sumilasova, who is a missionary here, said, "I've heard people who were deported here in Stalinist times say the Kazakh people helped us, gave us bread and a roof, and kept us from dying of hunger".
"What we are seeking is to put an end to some of those cases where, from our perspective, it makes no sense for someone who has never stepped foot in New Zealand to be deported here," Ardern told journalists after a meeting with then Australian Prime Minster, Malcolm Turnbull.
My grandparents were deported from here.
"I can understand that they deported me here.
They were deported from here, their homeland, by Joseph Stalin at the end of the Second World War, and only began to return in the 1990s.
"When they are deported back here, it's dangerous for them to go back to where they left because the gang they escaped will kill them.
The platform-side memorial to Jews deported from here to concentration camps is a reminder of the more chilling consequences of Fascist rule in Italy.
"The infiltrators are going to reach the promised land but they aren't going to see it at all, only through bars... they are going to be deported from here, either pleasantly or forcibly," he said.
