Court says airport officer entitled to look at phone of man suspected of coming for 'marriage of convenience'

An immigration officer at Dublin Airport was entitled to look at a man's mobile phone text messages which led the officer to believe he was here to enter into a marriage of convenience, the High Court has ruled

Court says airport officer entitled to look at phone of man suspected of coming for 'marriage of convenience'

An immigration officer at Dublin Airport was entitled to look at a man's mobile phone text messages which led the officer to believe he was here to enter into a marriage of convenience, the High Court has ruled

The Pakistani man arrived in October 2017 at the airport with a travel visa and was interviewed by the immigration officer who then examined his phone. He claimed he was coming to visit his brother.

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