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Dutch court halts deportation attempt
The Hague Court in the Netherlands ruled to overturn the decision to deport an Algerian immigrant to Morocco, fining the Dutch government and awarding the immigrant financial compensation. The authorities relied on verbal impressions and linguistic guesses regarding the immigrant’s communication with Moroccans inside Morocco, without any official evidence proving his Moroccan belonging. This led to the nullification of the deportation order and the illegal administrative detention. The court confirmed that the detention was illegal from the outset, ordered his immediate release, and awarded him €1,280 for the period of wrongful detention, with the state covering legal costs. Despite the reversal of the deportation decision, the immigrant's identity remains unofficially unverified, while a previous decision to deport him to Algeria, issued in 2021, still stands.
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