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Spanish court upholds Moroccan deportation
The Supreme Court of Extremadura, Spain, continued to uphold its decision to deport a Moroccan citizen from Spain, despite his long-term residence that began in childhood. The deportation order was issued last January and includes a five-year ban on re-entering Spain. It was based on his convictions related to drugs, weapons, and fraud, for which he received two prison sentences. The individual attempted to appeal the decision, citing his stable family and professional ties within the country. However, the court relied on his criminal record and was certain that his connections to Spanish society are unstable and that his professional relationships are weak, concluding that the severity of his crimes justifies his deportation, and rejecting less strict measures. The citizen retains the right to challenge the decision before the Supreme Court.
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