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Stop scrolling. A British child is dead. The man responsible received a prison sentence. Many assumed the next step would be automatic deportation. But that’s not what happened. Senior judges in the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal ruled that deportation would breach Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights — the right to family life. And that decision has ignited a national debate. Should the right to family life outweigh deportation after a serious crime? Or does justice demand a different standard? Amy’s father spoke publicly, expressing the anger and disbelief many feel: You work hard. You follow the rules. You pay your taxes. And then this happens. For some, this is about human rights law. For others, it’s about public trust in the system. This isn’t just one case. It’s a bigger question: Are our laws protecting the right people?