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Swiss judiciary halts Moroccan family's expulsion
The Cantonal Court in Switzerland has annulled an administrative decision that had rejected a Moroccan family's residence applications. The family includes a Moroccan citizen, her Spanish husband, and their underage Moroccan niece. The court also ordered their departure from the country. The administration had based its decision on the allegedly insufficient income of the Spanish husband, who receives a pension of 2000 euros per month, and had excluded the Moroccan wife’s income from consideration because she did not have independent residence rights. The family’s applications were rejected in August 2024. However, in March 2025, the court ruled that the administration had misjudged their financial resources. It found that the wife’s income should be considered, as it is available, emphasizing that what matters is the family's ability to rely on their own resources without depending on public funds. The court ordered a new assessment of the family’s resources, including the wife’s income, and granted the family an opportunity to receive a compensation of 500 Swiss francs for legal procedural costs.
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