Administrative court dismissed appeal against deportation order citing lack of sufficient grounds under foreign national act.

The Administrative Court of Finland dismissed the applicant's appeal against the decision to deport them to their country of origin. The applicant argued that deportation would violate their fundamental rights, while the state maintained that the individual posed a threat to public order. The court upheld the deportation order because the statutory requirements for expulsion were met and no compelling reasons existed to override the state's interest in maintaining public safety.