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A CONVICTED terror supporter has dodged deportation on human rights grounds.
The Algerian, who has been named only as KB, was jailed for two years in 2020 on two charges of distributing and circulating extremist material.
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A convicted terror supporter has dodged deportation on human rights grounds (stock image) Credit: Getty
The woman also has “links to known terrorists” and has displayed “an extremist mindset”.
But an immigration court ruled she was at real risk of torture back in her home country.
And the Upper Tribunal threw out a Home Office appeal.
It means the mum, who came to the UK illegally in 2002, is free to stay.
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The Home Office vowed to launch a further appeal, adding: “We will not allow foreign criminals to exploit our laws.”
It comes after Labour tightened rules and ramped up deportations.
Anna-Rose Landes, Judge of the Upper Tribunal, wrote: “The Secretary of State’s appeal fails and is dismissed.”
The Home Office said: “We are disappointed in the court’s decision, and we are pursuing an appeal.
“The Home Secretary has been clear that anyone settling in the UK must have a clean criminal record.
“We are also reforming how human rights laws are applied in immigration cases to reduce the number of bogus appeals and replacing the broken appeals system so we can scale up deportations.”
