Section 89Part 8 — Deportation
Power of Governor to make, revoke, vary or modify a deportation order and duty to report to Secretary of State
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Subject to sections 87 and 88, the Governor may, if he thinks fit, make a deportation order in respect of any person who is —
a convicted and deportable person;
a destitute person;
a prohibited immigrant who has entered the Islands contrary to this or any earlier law;
a person whose permission to land and to remain or reside in the Islands or any extension thereof has expired or has been revoked and who fails to leave the Islands; or
a person whose application for asylum has been refused under section 84.
Where the Governor considers that a person is an undesirable person, or that his presence in the Islands is not conducive to the public good, he may make a deportation order in respect of such person.
The Governor —
may, at any time, revoke a deportation order and may vary or modify its terms so as to permit the person in respect of whom it is made, to enter and land in the Islands for such purpose and subject to such conditions as may be specified; and
shall report any deportation order made, varied or modified by him, to the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs.
Cross References
- Section 87 of Immigration Law 2015 Revision
Reference to section 87
- Section 88 of Immigration Law 2015 Revision
Reference to section 88