Disenfranchise (verb)

1. To strip of the rights of citizenship or voting, especially the right to vote.
2. To deprive of a privilege or right.
3. To annul the franchise or citizenship rights of.

Origin:

From french désaffranchir, from des- + franchir ("to free, enfranchise"), from old french franchir, from franc ("fre.e")

Examples:

1. The government disenfranchised the ethnic minority by revoking their voting rights.
2. His actions had disenfranchised him from the political process.
3. The proposed law would disenfranchise thousands of low-income voters.
4. Many women were disenfranchised until they gained the right to vote.
5. The decision of the court disenfranchised the immigrants.