exclusion power
[/ɪkˈskluːʒən ˈpaʊər/]
nounpl: exclusion powers
poder de exclusão
1. The legal or administrative authority to remove, prevent, or bar a person, group, or entity from a particular place, organization, activity, or benefit
The school's exclusion power allowed it to expel students who violated code of conduct.
O poder de exclusão da escola permitia expulsar alunos que violavam o código de conduta.
2. In immigration law, the authority of a government to deny entry to foreign nationals
Border officials exercised their exclusion power to deny the visa applicant entry.
Os oficiais da fronteira exerceram seu poder de exclusão para negar a entrada ao candidato de visto.
3. The right or capacity to prevent someone from accessing or participating in something
The club retained exclusion power over membership decisions.
O clube mantinha o poder de exclusão sobre as decisões de associação.
This is a formal legal and administrative term commonly used in immigration law, educational policy, and organizational governance. In the US context, it frequently appears in immigration debates and educational disciplinary proceedings. In Brazil, it is used in similar legal and administrative contexts, particularly regarding school discipline and access to public services. The term carries significant weight in discussions of civil rights and procedural fairness.
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