In a decision that’s raising eyebrows, a judge ruled that deporting a migrant would be "too stressful to proceed," turning courtroom logic into a head-scratcher. Apparently, some legal matters are just too emotionally taxing for the justice system, leaving us all wondering if stress is now a valid defense in immigration court.

The court’s decision, citing the man’s “high level of vulnerability” and reliance on 24/7 support, brings the UK’s migrant crisis debate to fever pitch. With nearly 42,000 immigration appeals pending, “human rights asylum case UK” searches are spiking nationwide.