Description:Over the last twenty years, states across Europe have increasingly criminalised immigration. Criminal law, criminal justice style practices and discourse have all become intertwined with immigration control, representing a new threat to the human rights of immigrants. This book examines the adequacy of the European Court of Human Rights’ response to this development. Reviewing the Court’s case law on deportation, removal and immigration detention, it makes an original contribution to the growing study of ‘crimmigration’.