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Why are people deported?
Deportation is when a country removes a foreign national, often for breaking immigration laws or committing crimes. The US is expelling these 1,200 individuals, meaning they are being sent out of the country. This story highlights how countries sometimes agree to accept deportees from other nations, even if those individuals aren't citizens of the receiving country.
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