deportation of ethnic groups

Deportation of ethnic groups involves the forced removal of people identified based on their ethnicity from a country. Governments may do this for political, security, or social reasons, often citing migration control or national security concerns. Such actions can lead to displacement, hardship, and loss of community ties for those affected. Historically, deportations have been controversial and can violate human rights, especially when driven by discrimination or prejudice. Understanding this process requires recognizing its complex social, political, and ethical implications, as well as its profound impact on individuals and communities.