No. Native Americans were never deported to Siberia.
Their ancestors migrated the other way—from Siberia into the Americas across the Bering land bridge roughly 15,000–20,000+ years ago. Later genetic evidence shows limited back-migration of some people/genes from Alaska into northeastern Siberia over the past several thousand years, but that was not forced deportation. Forced removals of Native peoples (Trail of Tears etc.) stayed inside North America.
Ancestors of Amerindians migrated from Asia via Beringia. Genetic evidence places the founding population's arrival no earlier than ~21,000 years ago near the end of the Last Glacial Maximum. Sites like White Sands footprints (21-23kya) and pre-Clovis occupations (~15-16kya) support this, with wider spread after the ice sheets opened.
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