Nigel Farage has expressed outrage over a case where an Albanian criminal's deportation was halted, partly due to his son's food sensitivities, arguing that human rights rules are hindering deportations. He criticized the European Convention on Human Rights' impact on British law and called for its reconsideration.
Nigel Farage has told LBC he "just wants to cry" over claims human rights rules led to the halting of an Albanian criminal’s deportation over foreign chicken nuggets. Mr Farage 's comments come after it was revealed the Albanian criminal had his deportation halted, in part, because his son had a distaste for foreign chicken nuggets, alongside a number of other sensory issues.
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