High Court refuses judicial review of an Albanian national’s challenge to the deportation order issued against him, on the grounds that the challenge to the deportation order is utterly without substance and that his detention is lawful.
Asylum and immigration – judicial review – application for habeas corpus – adjournment application - adjournment not necessary – Albanian national challenging the decision of refusing him subsidiary protection – judicial review od decision dismissed - refused permission to remain in the State on review and the prohibition on refoulement was considered in that context - deportation order made - arrested on foot of deportation order – challenge to the deportation order – application to re-enter asylum process refused – grounds of challenge – alleged new evidence of his relatives - argued that claim not considered adequately – alleged lack of reasons – sufficient reasons provided - lost at all of the ten procedural steps to date - challenge to the deportation order and the other immigration decisions is utterly without substance – judicial review refused – complete answer to Article 40 application – detention lawful-