Able to be deported; subject to legal removal from a country due to immigration violations or criminal convictions.
From 'deport' plus the adjective suffix '-able,' meaning 'capable of being.' 'Deport' comes from Latin 'deportare' (to carry off, exile).
In U.S. immigration law, even legal permanent residents can become deportable if convicted of certain crimes, creating a constant legal vulnerability that affects millions of people worldwide.
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