| One of the more painful experiences an individual | | | | deportation order is then served and the individual will |
| could face is deportation from the United Kingdom. | | | | be detained without prior notice, likewise all his or her |
| According to the UK immigration law, an individual is | | | | activities are controlled while the order is active. In |
| ordered to be deported due to some indiscretions. | | | | addition, the individual who is to be deported will also |
| The law also stipulates that an individual with an order | | | | have the rights for appeal against the order. |
| for deportation is removed from the United Kingdom | | | | The UK immigration law also has provisions for the |
| and will be held in custody until deported to his | | | | relative or family members facing deportation. Even |
| country. This order is absolute and you cannot be | | | | though the close relative of an individual who has |
| once again admitted to the UK as a precaution | | | | orders for deportation has the precarious possibility |
| because the visa application is cancelled as long as | | | | of being deported as well, there are special |
| the order remains effective. | | | | circumstances where they can be excluded from |
| Under the UK immigration Law, there are certain | | | | such order. The wife or the husband will not be |
| factors for orders of deportation. For a number of | | | | deported from the UK if he or she is qualified to live |
| reasons an individual may be expelled from the UK | | | | in the United Kingdom. If the spouse is dependent on |
| soil if: | | | | the immigrant financially, so the spouse will also face |
| | | | deportation respectively. As for the children, they will |
| 1. The UK government decided that it is necessary to | | | | also be deported if they are dependent on the |
| deport an individual as a matter of importance to the | | | | immigrant. If the children is betrothed or married, or |
| public safety. | | | | can support themselves financially and living on a |
| 2. An individual is a child or spouse whose name | | | | separate house, they are free from this order. The |
| appears on the deportation order. | | | | spouse will need to apply to enter the United |
| 3. An individual is a foreign national over the age of | | | | Kingdom if they are separated or marriage from the |
| seventeen with a convicted crime which constitutes | | | | deportee is dissolved. Likewise for the children who |
| a prison sentence after which he can be deported | | | | were deported, they need to reach the age of |
| when the sentence is served. | | | | eighteen to apply for re-entry to the UK if they are |
| It is also the judges' decisions over a deportation | | | | qualified according to the UK immigration law. |
| order to protect the public and this should suffice for | | | | With regard to the convicted deportee, they will be |
| such judgement. This is unless the removal would | | | | deported after they had served their sentence in the |
| violate the human rights of a person under the | | | | UK prison, or in some cases, they will be deported at |
| European refugee convention. This is in fact true | | | | once without serving time in the UK. Depending on |
| when the deportation or the removal of the person | | | | the gravity of the individual's offence, a deportation |
| should not be made if it violates the refugee's rights | | | | order is carried out and served immediately. If the |
| or may lead to violation of the human rights | | | | offender nears serving his time, it is up to the judges |
| according to the European convention on human | | | | to decide whether to deport the offender depending |
| rights. Once the decision is carried out, the | | | | on the crime committed. |