McEntee warned deportations 'highly litigious' as injunction sees asylum seeker flown back to Dublin

McEntee warned deportations 'highly litigious' as injunction sees asylum seeker flown back to Dublin

Helen McEntee was briefed that just one in four deportation cases would likely succeed.  Picture: PA

The Department of Justice said deportations in Ireland were “highly litigious”, with one asylum seeker having to be flown back to Dublin after injunction proceedings began while they were airborne.

A briefing for Minister Helen McEntee said that as a rule of thumb, only one out of every four cases selected for deportation was likely to be successful.

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