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A UK deportation saga takes a dramatic turn as Serwan Jamal Mohammad, a man who twice returned to the UK after being deported—despite seven convictions including drug trafficking—wins an appeal that forces a judicial review. The Upper Tribunal ruled the Home Office’s claim he wouldn’t face torture upon return was irrational, opening the door for a deeper look at his asylum claims. Born in Iraq, he arrived in the UK in 2006 under a false identity, married in Turkey, had a child abroad, and now faces renewed scrutiny over whether his return to Iraq truly poses a risk. This isn’t just about borders—it’s about justice, identity, and the limits of state power.
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