Key legal question
Whether the extension of removal detention was lawful despite disputed identity, refusal to cooperate, and ongoing travel-document inquiries.
Extracted holding
The detention could be extended because there was a concrete risk of absconding and the removal could still be carried out within a foreseeable time.
Extracted reasoning
The appellant gave false identity claims, refused to cooperate, and expressly said he would not return home. The authorities were still clarifying his Maghreb origin, and Tunisia had not yet concluded its inquiries. A difficult deportation process does not make detention disproportionate.