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Statistics Show That Deportation Rates In The European Union Remain Strikingly Low And Are Decreasing. However, Successfully Resisting Deportation Does Not Guarantee A Residence Permit, Often Leaving Migrants In Legal Limbo-unable To Return Home Yet Unable To Gain Legal Residence. The Existence Of Non-removable Migrants Challenges Long-established Migration Categories And Highlights The Ambiguities Of A Framework That Fails To Meet Its Deportation Aims While Clinging To Migration Control Impulses-- Provided By Publisher.