I'd not worry about it.
Some devices do this.
They reconnect after being disconnected. If it's a storage device of
some sort, this sometimes can cause errors on the file system, but
usually doesn't. In the case of devices that are not storage related
such as displays, keyboards, and mice, it won't hurt the computer or
the device in the least to simply unplug it after ejecting it, whether
it comes back or not. There may be some sort of configuration setting
you can change to prevent the display from reconnecting, but not
having a usb braille display, I couldn't even guess what it might be
called, but in any case, it isn't likely to hurt anything by just
unplugging it when necessary.
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