"I'm firing you because I can."

The article discusses the deportation of foreigners from Cyprus following criminal activity, specifically referencing cases in Limassol and Larnaca. It criticizes the automatic nature of these deportations, arguing they lack individual assessment as required by European and international law, highlighting the principle of non-refoulement, especially concerning returns to dangerous areas like Gaza. The author contrasts the deportation of foreigners with the inability to deport Cypriots and European citizens involved in similar or worse crimes. The piece argues for a more ethical and humane approach to immigration management, questioning the fairness and morality of deporting individuals facing danger in their home countries.