Judge surprised: Chicken Nugget's saving Albanians from deportation!

Judge surprised: Chicken Nugget's saving Albanians from deportation!

In a spectacular case, a British court causes excitement: A judge has decided that the eating habits of a ten -year -old boy from Great Britain have preserved an Albanian who lives illegally in the country. Klevis D., who false to the United Kingdom in 2001 as a refugee from the former Yugoslavia, was withdrawn from the citizenship due to his criminal past, including the securing of 250,000 pounds of black money and a two -year prison sentence. But his son, who has special preferences for the British variant of Chicken Nuggets and has sensory difficulties with certain clothing, turned out to be a decisive factor, such as kosmo.at reported.

a judgment with political consequences

The judge found that deportation would represent an "excessive hardness" for the boy, which then led to a preliminary stop of the rejection. This decision not only raises questions about the fairness of the British immigration laws, but also ensures political pressure on the government led by Labor, which is faced with increasing demands for a harder line compared to criminal foreigners. The number of open asylum applications has quintupled in the past two years due to overload in the judicial and administrative structures, which the situation continued to complicate. In the judgment, critics from the conservative Tory party see an "insult to the British public" and argue that this example shows how "foreign criminals ruthlessly exploit human rights laws and weak judges", as Bild.de

While the case has currently been referred to the lower instance, it remains unclear what the final decision will look like. In a system that is characterized by human rights agreements and social demands, this case could further heat the controversy around the British immigration laws and undermine public trust in the judiciary.