Remove vs Deport

Hebrew translation: הרחיק נגד גירש

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English term or phrase:Remove vs Deport
Hebrew translation:הרחיק נגד גירש
Entered by: Leelia Pekarsky

00:21 May 27, 2015
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Law (general) / Immigration hearing
English term or phrase: Remove vs Deport
Remove from XYZ country vs Deport from XYZ

Removal order is צו הרחקה
Deportation order is צו גירוש

However in case of the above verbs I would use לגרש in both cases. I will appreciate my colleagues help in this case. Is there any specific word for "remove" in Hebrew that fits well within the immigration context?

Thanks!
Leelia Pekarsky
Canada
Local time: 13:33
הרחיק נגד גירש
Explanation:
i think exile has a very permananet intonation, while removal could be for a temporary or conditional period. not having seen the complete context, it is difficult to advise
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Anita Treger
Israel
Local time: 20:33
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remove vs deport
הרחיק נגד גירש


Explanation:
i think exile has a very permananet intonation, while removal could be for a temporary or conditional period. not having seen the complete context, it is difficult to advise

Anita Treger
Israel
Local time: 20:33
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