The European Court of Human Rights has sparked fresh fury after granting a previously deported Albanian criminal asylum in the UK, on the grounds of the "right to a family life".

Ardit Binaj, 32, from Albania first entered Britain illegally via a lorry in 2014, before being arrested the following year for burglary.

The European Court of Human Rights has sparked fresh fury after granting a previously deported Albanian criminal asylum in the UK, on the grounds of the "right to a family life".Ardit Binaj, 32, from Albania first entered Britain illegally via a lorry in 2014, before being arrested the following yea...{ai:summary}<p>The European Court of Human Rights has granted asylum to Ardit Binaj, a previously deported Albanian criminal, citing the "right to a family life." Binaj entered the UK illegally in 2014 and was arrested for burglary in 2015. </p><p>This decision has provoked significant public outrage. #illegals</p>

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