Ask AI: What are the loopholes in CAT regarding deportation?

1. Lack of Resources: Deportation operations require resources to carry out; if detention centers are over-capacity and resources are limited, it makes it difficult to deport individuals. 2. Lengthy Immigration Proceedings: The lengthy immigration proceedings can give individuals facing deportation more time to make an argument to stay in the country. This is especially true when they have family living in the country. 3. Lack of Available Travel Resources: In some cases, individuals facing deportation may not have valid passports or other forms of identification, making deportation difficult to complete. 4. Established Community Connections: Individuals with established ties to the community, including a job, family, and other ties, may be able to gain support for their cases which could help them stay in the country. 5. Humanitarian Assistance: In some cases, deportation can be blocked due to extreme humanitarian assistance. For example, if deporting an individual would be a death sentence, a judge can use humanitarian assistance to block deportation in some cases.