Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the refusal to suspend the cantonal migration proceedings was admissible despite being directed against an interim decision.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because no irreparable legal harm was shown.
Extracted reasoning
A stay refusal is appealable only if it can cause irreparable legal prejudice under Art. 93(1)(a) BGG. The asserted disadvantages were merely factual; the alleged inability to present new facts and the wish to improve finances did not create a legally irreparable harm.