Crack dealer dodges deportation after being deemed 'young for his age' and 'naive' | 9742X71 | 2024-04-10 06:08:01
A decide over-ruled the Home Office, claiming Jabril Hussein Abdullahi might go astray if returned to
A CRACK supplier dodged deportation after he was deemed to be "younger for his age" and "naive".
A decide over-ruled the Home Office, claiming Jabril Hussein Abdullahi might go astray if returned to Italy.
Decide Melissa Canavan stated the 24-year-old was in peril of "making dangerous decisions" after being raised in a "very feminine family".
He had moved to the UK aged 16 together with his mom beneath pre-Brexit freedom of motion rules.
She returned to her native Somalia in 2020, leaving him with an aunt.
Abdullahi turned to dealing for cash but was caught, convicted of touting a Class A drug and jailed for 41 months.
Overseas nationals sentenced to no less than 12 months are deported by the House Office, until there are exceptional circumstances.
The decide, nevertheless, stated: "Dwelling within his very feminine family and the youngest baby — a boy — speaks very strongly to his being cossetted, spoilt, and never being anticipated to 'man-up'.
"On this state of affairs, I think about it unlikely that he has the language, the talents, or the adaptability to settle in Italy, to seek out his personal [accommodation], a job, and make friendships, without making dangerous decisions."
She stated Abdullahi's failure to attend his Higher Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber hearing in London "may reveal a scarcity of seriousness and maybe immaturity".
The Residence Office was contacted for remark.
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