Moroccan Resident in France Faces Deportation
The Administrative Court of Bordeaux in France has rejected a lawsuit filed by a 57-year-old Moroccan immigrant seeking to cancel the restrictions imposed on him after he was placed under house arrest for 45 days, as part of the enforcement of his deportation order from France. The immigrant, born in Morocco in 1969, arrived in France in 1979 at the age of ten. However, his administrative situation became complicated after the authorities of Gironde issued decisions denying his residence request and executing his deportation without a delay, resulting in house arrest limited to his home from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and weekly attendance recording. He attempted to challenge the measures on grounds of health, financial harm, and mobility rights, but the court considered that the evidence did not demonstrate severe damages and that the measures were lawful, especially since the deportation decision could still be carried out once the necessary travel permit was issued. Legal procedures are ongoing pending their outcomes.
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