Paris Administrative Court Overturns "Absolute Urgency" Expulsion Order for Algerian Influencer "Doualemn"
The Paris judges struck down the order citing absolute urgency, but a second expulsion order, not based on that grounds, remains in effect.
The Paris Administrative Court has overturned the "absolute urgency" expulsion order targeting Algerian influencer known by the pseudonym "Doualemn," according to information reported by Le Monde.
This ruling specifically addresses one of two orders issued against the individual in question. The court did not rule on the request to overturn a second expulsion order, which did not invoke absolute urgency as grounds.
Consequently, despite the annulment of the first order, the Algerian influencer remains potentially subject to removal from France, as the second order remains in effect, according to Le Monde.
French authorities have not publicly communicated at this stage about the steps they intend to take following this court decision. The proceedings initiated by "Doualemn" or his lawyers to challenge the second order have not been specified in available information.
This case is part of a broader context involving several proceedings against influencers, without other details on the grounds for the expulsion orders having been made public to date.
Sources
- L’expulsion « en urgence absolue » de l’influenceur algérien « Doualemn » annulée par le tribunal administratif de Paris — Le Monde — Une
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