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ARTICLE · 01 NOVEMBER 2024

Deportation Protections For Long-Resident EU Nationals

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This article will look at deportation protections for European (EU) Nationals. Most foreign nationals can, in principle, be deported from the UK for behaviour that causes "deep public revulsion"...

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In This Article

1. Introduction to Deportation Protections for European (EU) Nationals
2. Deportation Protections for EU Nationals Under UK Law
3. The Bouchereau Test and Deep Public Revulsion
4. Case Background: William George and the Deportation Order
5. Procedural Considerations in the Court of Appeal
6. Court's Power to Address Unargued Points
7. Court's Decision: No Deportation Based on Past Conduct Alone
8. Conclusion: The Impact on UK Deportation Law
9. Contact Our Immigration Barristers
10. Frequently Asked Questions
11. Glosssary
12. Additional Resources

1. Introduction to Deportation Protections for European (EU) Nationals

This article will look at deportation protections for European (EU) Nationals. Most foreign nationals can, in principle, be deported from the UK for behaviour that causes "deep public revulsion", even if the individual concerned causes no risk of reoffending. However, Secretary of State for the Home Department v William George

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