A UK court considers the deportation outcome of 38-year-old Albanian national Shpresim Koka, described as a drug dealer, after he argues that removing him would harm his daughter. In court, Koka says the child experiences bed-wetting and that she needs “therapeutic intervention,” according to the reporting. The accounts state that the condition worsened while he was in jail, which he presents as relevant to assessing the impact of deportation. The reporting also indicates the case is being evaluated in light of the child’s health needs and the potential effects of separating her from Koka. The sources do not provide further details on the evidence, the broader legal reasoning, or the final decision, focusing instead on Koka’s claim about his daughter’s condition and its progression during his imprisonment. Overall, the coverage centers on whether humanitarian or welfare considerations related to a child’s health are sufficient to prevent deportation in this case.