Deportation (noun)

1. The act of deporting someone, typically an alien, from a country.
2. The state of being deported.

Origin:

From latin deportare, from de- + portare to carry, from portus port.

Examples:

1. The government announced a policy of deportation for illegal immigrants.
2. The deportation of the refugees was met with widespread protests.
3. She was facing deportation to her native country.
4. The court ordered the deportation of the convicted criminal.
5. The deportation of the immigrants was controversial.