High Court refuses judicial review of a decision of the Minister for Justice refusing to revoke the deportation orders made against a Nigerian family, on the grounds that deportation of non-settled migrants is unlawful only in exceptional circumstances.
Judicial review – asylum and immigration - Nigerian family challenging the decision of the Minister for Justice refusing to revoke deportation order made against mother – mother applied for asylum misstating her date of arrival in the State – application refused – refused subsidiary protection – deportation orders made against the family – application to revoke the deportation order on compassionate grounds refused – children came of age – second application to revoke the deportation orders - failed to present – application to revoke refused – application for judicial review issued - reiteration of a previous decision can be quashed only in exceptional circumstances - deportation of non-settled migrants is unlawful only in exceptional circumstances – disproportionality - failure to make reference to the judgment of the Supreme Court in Sivsivadze v. Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform – discretion – judicial review refused – Minister released from undertaking not to deport the Nigerian family.