deportee
/ˈdɛpɔːrˌtiː/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is forcibly removed from a country or place of residence, often due to being an illegal immigrant or a criminal.
“The news reported on the deportation of hundreds of refugees to their home countries, leaving many families separated.”
2. noun
A person who is expelled from a team, organization, or institution, often due to poor performance or misconduct.
“The coach decided to deport the player from the team after their repeated instances of unsportsmanlike behavior.”