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Expulsion of third country nationals with EU derivative rights of residence

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Published on: 11 October 2016

Published by a LexisNexis Immigration expert

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Original news
Why are these cases of importance to practitioners?
What key issues did these cases raise?
The CS case
The Rendón Marín case
Did the decisions clarify the law in this area? Are there any remaining grey areas? If so, what are they?
Are the decisions in line with other trends in this area? What are your predictions for the future?
What should lawyers do following the decisions? What should they take note of?

Article summary

Immigration analysis: Dr Alina Tryfonidou, Associate Professor in EU Law, University of Reading discusses two cases which focus on whether the automatic expulsion from Member States of primary carers of young children is contrary to EU law.

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