Preposition: of

• Kurd: The first forced deportation of Iraqi Kurds from the UK took place on 19 November, 2005.

• seeker: Read Press Release 15 January 2002: Jean welcomes halt on deportations of Zimbabwean asylum seekers.

• refugee: Deportation of refugees including rape and torture victims, has increased, now at 1,350 a month.

• prisoner: Home Affairs Further coverage of Home Office failings over the release and deportation of foreign prisoners.

Converse of object

• pend: He was taken away to Durham Jail pending deportation.

• await: Hundreds more are in removal centers, awaiting deportation.

• halt: You can download a petition to halt deportations to DRC.

• face: They are facing deportation to Germany from where they will be returned to Kosovo.

• resist: Having resisted deportation three times, she was badly beaten during a final attempt to deport her.

• threaten: In response to some threatened deportations, local communities including churches have set up campaigns.

Adjective modifier

• forcible: His decision was carefully worded and focused on the legality of forcible deportation.

• forced: The first forced deportation of Iraqi Kurds from the UK took place on 19 November, 2005.

• imminent: These Zimbabweans now face the possibility of imminent deportation.

• attempted: But, in the last month, two attempted deportations from France have ended in loss of life.

• eventual: Detention at Dallas Court is one of the first links in the chain to eventual deportation to unsafe countries.

Modifies a noun

• pledge: The deportation pledge was immediately challenged by European Union officials in Brussels.

• proceeding: He is now in Forest Bank prison, Manchester, awaiting deportation proceedings.

• order: He has been issued with a deportation order to send him to Jamaica.