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Foreign criminals will no longer be able to argue 'right to family life' to stay in Britain

telegraph.co.uk (11 months and 10 days ago)

Jun 10, 2012

Theresa May says judges must "follow or take into account" the views of Parliament and stop blocking the deportation of foreign criminals from Britain because the right to family life is "not absolute". full story

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Foreign criminals will no longer be able to argue 'right to family life' to stay in Britain

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