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Deportation paused over son’s aversion to chicken nuggets

A father was allowed to stay in the UK due to his son's food difficulties, including a dislike for foreign chicken nuggets, as ruled by an immigration tribunal.
The tribunal determined that deporting the family would breach the boy's right to a family life under the European Convention on Human Rights .
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick criticized the decision as 'mind-boggling' and 'ludicrous', while the Home Office emphasized its commitment to deporting foreign criminals.
Klevis Disha, the father, was previously jailed for two years for possessing £300,000 in proceeds of crime and had initially entered the UK illegally.

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Daily Mirror

Dad allowed to stay in UK as son 'doesn’t like foreign chicken nuggets'

The immigration tribunal ruled it would have been "unduly harsh" for the 10-year-old child to be deported to Albania with his father who successfully appealed his deportation

12 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Star

Albanian crook was allowed to stay in UK because son won't eat foreign chicken nuggets - Daily Star

A judge has ruled that an Albanian criminal is allowed to remain in the UK despite being tried, after it was found his son could not return to Albania for reasons including his nugget consumption

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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Spiked

The ‘chicken nuggets’ case: the farce of Britain’s borders

Foreign-born criminals are escaping deportation on the most absurd and tenuous grounds.

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

Criminal allowed to STAY in UK because ‘son dislikes foreign chicken nuggets’

AN ALBANIAN criminal was allowed to stay in Britain partly because his 10-year-old son does not like foreign chicken nuggets.An immigration tribunal r

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Epoch Times

Deportation Paused Over Son’s Aversion to Chicken Nuggets

An Albanian criminal whose deportation was halted partly because of his young son’s aversion to foreign chicken nuggets could still be told to leave Britain, a tribunal has found. Klevis Disha, 39, entered the UK illegally as an unaccompanied minor. He later gave a fake name and falsely claimed to be born in the former Yugoslavia. He was stripped of his UK citizenship in 2021 after serving two years in prison when he was caught with £300,000 kno…

13 days ago·New York, United States

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Bizarre Hard Case Judgment: Chicken Nuggets Save Criminals from Deportation

Hardfall judgment in favour of a criminal Albanian causes anger in London: a stop to deportation because chicken nuggets abroad don't taste like the British.

13 days ago·Berlin, Germany

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