Judicial review granted where H&C officer failed to properly assess minor applicant's vulnerability.
The applicants, a mother and her minor son, sought judicial review of an immigration officer's refusal of their application for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
The Court found the decision unreasonable because the officer failed to meaningfully address the minor applicant's learning disability, failed to conduct a global assessment of his vulnerability to gang recruitment as a young Black man with a disability returning to Jamaica, and produced a confusing best interests of the child analysis.
The application for judicial review was allowed.
