Deported Albanian drug dealer who snuck back into Britain is allowed to stay as it 'would be unfair on his wife'

Dardan Hoxhaj, a 31-year-old Albanian man convicted in 2018 for his involvement in a £750,000 drug trafficking operation, was deported to Albania after serving three years in prison. However, he managed to re-enter the UK and has now been granted permission to stay, citing concerns over the impact on his wife who remains in Britain. This decision has sparked debate on the fairness and implications of immigration and criminal justice policies, especially when family ties are considered. The case raises questions about the balance between punitive measures and humanitarian considerations in the justice system.