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Can governments deport persons who are found not to be refugees?

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Can governments deport persons who are found not to be refugees?

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Persons who have been determined, under an equitable procedure, not to be in need of international protection are in a situation similar to that of illegal aliens, and may be deported. However, UNHCR urges that protection also be granted to people who come from countries devastated by armed conflicts or generalised violence.

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