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If you lose funding you cannot afford to live and if you get a job you get deported.

They deported loads of people from occupied territories after end of war and releasing them only started around that time.

They live in constant fear of their job ending and having to be deported.

Instead, you can expect to have your computer seized and destroyed, yourself deported and legally barred from ever returning to that country.

So to answer your question, foreigners who are out of work are deported to their country of origin at the earliest opportunity.

The fear of losing your job and getting deported was a very real possibility.

Because just as it is, Germany has been selected for the first breaking point, and the situation is such that pretty much anybody can immigrate to Germany already and not be deported anyway...

Remnants what LA used to be before the mass migration west and before the US government deported millions of US citizens of Mexican heritage [1].

If I don't like a job, I can quit, but they can be deported.

That Wikipedia article lists 1 person who was deported from US territory (prior to their clearing border control, so they were not legally in the country).

Even if you are already in removal, if you haven't actually been deported, then you can make the same application for adjustment directly to the immigration judge.

Either she had failed to convince the Austrian border guards or she had simply gone there in order to be deported to the UK as a mechanism to get entry.

The penalty for leaking information in my current job is "merely" losing my job and consequently being deported.

Then the police see an opportunity to collect an extortionate "fine" before they get deported.

Second problem is that even the rejected Applicants can't be deported, for sheer impracticality of scaling the "deportation" machinery by several magnitudes.

His roommate, a Greek national also engaged with the firm, was "deported".

Deported at the request of the United States.