Lawyers aim to halt deportation of autistic boy

LAWYERS representing a six-year-old autistic boy are hoping that Michael McDowell’s successor will adopt a more humanitarian approach by stopping his deportation to Nigeria.

Lawyers aim to halt deportation of autistic boy

Great Agbonlahor, along with his twin sister Melissa and mother Grace all face deportation. A High Court judge recently decided that a ministerial refusal to revoke the deportation orders was not a violation of theirhuman rights.

However, solicitor Kevin Brophy, acting for the family, said new evidence would be presented to the minister’s successor which could sway the case.

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