Key legal question
Whether renewed deportation detention was lawful because of a risk of absconding and enforceability of removal.
Extracted holding
The detention was lawful: the applicant had repeatedly failed to leave Switzerland, had previously absconded, and showed no willingness to cooperate, so a concrete risk of absconding existed and removal remained sufficiently foreseeable.
Extracted reasoning
The court relied on the applicant’s prior disappearance shortly before issuance of travel papers, repeated asylum filings, refusal to leave voluntarily, and lack of credible cooperation. It held that the authorities could still execute removal and that the detention was not disproportionate.