Why was the man allowed to live in the airport?

Nasseri became trapped in a legal twilight zone. In the 1990s, the French authorities insisted that he was on French soil illegally, but they could not deport him because no country would accept him. In 1999, he got permission to leave the airport and go wherever he wished in Europe.



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