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Joss Stone - The British singer was reportedly deported from Iran, the last stop on her world tour, reports say. Stone claimed "detained and [...] deported," apparently because it was a public concert. 

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21 Savage - Rapper 21 Savage is a rising star who was thought to have been born and raised in East Atlanta. However, ICE claim he was actually born and raised in the UK. He was threatened with deportation, but the rapper is currently living and working in America.

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Russell Brand - The controversial comedian tried to catch then-wife Katy Perry in Japan, where she was performing in 2011. However, his past charges in the UK meant he couldn't cross the border, and he was sent back home.

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Paul McCartney - The former Beatles star was first deported way back in 1960 from Germany after he was caught burning a condom!

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Paul McCartney - The next time was in Japan in 1980. McCartney tried bringing a huge amount of marijuana on tour, and authorities sent him back to where he came from.

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Rod Stewart - Before he found worldwide fame, the singer was deported from Barcelona in 1963.

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Rod Stewart - Stewart was strapped for cash, and authorities found him sleeping under a bridge. He was then deported for vagrancy.

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Yusuf Islam - In 1977, Cat Stevens converted to Islam, and renamed himself Yusuf Islam. He tried going to the United States in 2004, but his name showed up on a no-fly list.

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Yusuf Islam - Islam was flying from London to Washington, D.C., but his flight was redirected to Maine. He was then deported, with authorities saying he may have had "associations with potential terrorists."

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Paris Hilton -

Paris Hilton is one polarizing celeb, and was actually deported from Japan in 2010.

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Paris Hilton - Like Russell Brand, she was deported because of her past drug arrests. Tired and disappointed, she took a private jet back home.

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George Harrison - George Harrison wasn't burning any condoms, but he was also kicked out of Germany in 1960.

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George Harrison - Authorities discovered that Harrison was under 18, so he was sent on a 24-hour journey back home. "It seemed to take ages and I didn't have much money, I was praying I'd have enough," he said.

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Charlie Chaplin -

Charlie Chaplin wasn't exactly deported, but he was arguably exiled from the United States in 1952. His film, 'Modern Times,' proved to be unpopular with the powers that be.

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Charlie Chaplin - Chaplin would only be allowed back in if he went through a naturalization inquiry. The star refused to return for 20 years, and when he did Chaplin won an Oscar for Lifetime Achievement.

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Allen Ginsberg - Famed for his poem 'Howl,' Allen Ginsberg was deported from Cuba in 1965. He was protesting the punishment of homosexuals, and also called Che Guevara "cute."

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Shyne - Rapper Shyne was a protege of Diddy's during the '90s, but was deported back to Belize in 2009 after serving a nine-year prison sentence. He was incarcerated for being involved in a nightclub shooting.

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Conrad Black - After being imprisoned in America for fraud, the Canadian-born British publisher was deported to Canada in 2012.

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John Lennon - In 1973, immigration authorities wanted John Lennon out of America. It was arguably because of his 1968 conviction for marijuana possession, though this is disputed.

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John Lennon - Other sources claim it was because of President Nixon, or specifically his fear of John Lennon's anti-war messages and influence.

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Gary Glitter - Glitter was a glam rocker who was convicted of child pornography in 1999. He was deported from Cambodia back to the UK.

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Tim Maia - This Brazilian musician was deported back to his home country in 1964. He was found guilty of marijuana possession in Florida.

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Emma Goldman - Political activist and writer Emma Goldman arrived in America in 1885. She spread messages of anarchism, free speech, and women's rights. Goldman was deported back to the Soviet Union in 1919.

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Qian Xuesen -

The scientist was an essential force behind America's space program. However, he was deported back to China in 1955 after being accused of being a Communist Party member.

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