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Mother of six delays deportation after fainting
A 40-year-old Moroccan woman who is considered a mother of six children was recently deported from France after her detention in the city of Metz. She was heading to register her presence at the Fos-soul police station as part of mandatory residence procedures. She was placed in a detention center in preparation for her deportation to Morocco, despite her legal situation being complicated by a government decision to remove her from France after her residence permit application was denied, with an ongoing legal appeal. She experienced a health issue and fainted while being transported to the airport, which led to her being returned to the detention center. She is now awaiting a court decision regarding the legality of her detention, amid legal efforts to preserve her family situation.
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