The Ministry of the Interior has already made it known that it intended to appeal the decision of the Melun court.
New setback in the Doualemn case for Bruno Retailleau. This Thursday, February 6, 2025, the Melun administrative court canceled the obligation to leave French territory (OQTF) of the Algerian influencer, reveals Europe 1 of which Bfmtv confirms the information. Direct consequence: the 59 -year -old man will be able to get out of the administrative detention center. The administrative court “enjoins the prefectural authority to re -examine the situation of the person concerned within three months and to issue him a provisional stay of stay during the time of this re -examination,” said the press release consulted by BFMTV, which specifies that the Ministry of the Interior would appeal.
This decision, which occurs a week after French justice had already suspended Doualemn’s emergency expulsion to Algeria decided by Bruno Retailleau. In question, according to the judge in summary proceedings of the Paris administrative court, the fact that the emergency procedure drawn by the Minister of the Interior was not justified. However, recalls The worldjustice had not completely contradicted Bruno Retailleau either. The Paris Administrative Court had indeed recognized that Doualemn represented a “serious threat to public order justifying an expulsion”. He also refused to suspend the withdrawal of his residence permit acted by the Minister of the Interior.
In early January, this Algerian national had drawn the attention of the authorities after having published videos on the Tiktok social network for its 168,000 subscribers. One of them had particularly caught attention. According to the authorities, the murder of an opponent of the Algerian regime was discussed. Justice evoked rather an incentive to “catch” this man and inflict on him a “severe correction”. Expelled in an emergency towards Algeria, the influencer had finally been returned the same evening to France, which had provoked a diplomatic crisis between the two countries whose relations were already tense.