The authority of the Algerian state to expel foreigners residing within its territory

Abstract

The Algerian government possesses the right to expel foreigners residing within its territory if there are valid grounds for deportation, resulting in a series of legal implications. To ensure the legitimacy of such decisions, the Algerian legislature offers foreigners a set of guarantees to challenge deportation orders, which may encompass both administrative and judicial measures, guided by principles of humanitarian treatment