> "Deports" is wrong word for removing a citizen. In fact I looked this up recently, and “deportation” has historically been used in the sense of “dispossessio

> "Deports" is wrong word for removing a citizen. In fact I looked this up recently, and “deportation” has historically been used in the sense of “dispossession”, i.e. expelling citizens. For example the notorious deportation of defeated Jews to Babylon. But nowadays that “deportation” so often connotes “repatriation” we’ll need to make those distinctions. And people seem to be completely unaware: we’re in a Year of Ordinary Jubilee!