Thread: Human Rights Act to be retained
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Old 17-05-2010, 23:34   #49
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Re: Human Rights Act to be retained
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Originally Posted by Matt D View Post
Does an exemption from automatic deportation due to raising a claim regarding Asylum or Human Rights = therefore never get deported at all?

If someone raises a claim regarding Asylum or Human Rights, what is wrong with halting auto-deportation & allowing that claim to be heard?
So you agree that their deportation can be stopped on human rights grounds?
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