Deportaciones, or deportations in English, refers to the act of forcibly removing individuals or groups from a country or jurisdiction, typically by government authority. This process often involves the expulsion of immigrants, refugees, or asylum seekers whose presence is considered unlawful or undesirable by the state. Deportations can occur for various reasons, including violation of immigration laws, criminal behavior, or national security concerns. The deportation process usually involves legal proceedings, and individuals may have limited opportunities to challenge their deportation in court. The term carries significant social and political implications, often associated with discussions surrounding human rights, immigration policy, and the treatment of migrants.
En un giro sorprendente, se ha descubierto que los ciudadanos estadounidenses también son deportados de México, algo que ocurrió 261 veces el año pasado, según el Instituto Nacional de Migración…