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                  The parties are referred to as they were before the First-tier Tribunal: Mr Vranaraj is the 'appellant' and the Secretary of State is the 'respondent'.
                  The appellant has a poor immigration history and has been sentenced to a lengthy custodial term in the United Kingdom.
                  In 1998 the appellant commenced a relationship with a French national, whom he married in June 2023. They have two children, both of whom are minors. His wife was granted indefinite leave to remain by the respondent under the EU Settlement Scheme in August 2019.
                  The appellant was a member of an organised criminal gang involved in the distribution and sale of Class A drugs in this country. He was one of six members of the gang convicted following surveillance and subsequent arrest by the authorities under Operation Answer. On 1 April 2015 he was sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court to a total of eight years imprisonment for conspiracy to supply a Class A drug and two related charges concerned with property.
                  The appellant was sentenced on the basis that he was a person holding a significant role in the criminal gang. HHJ Levett noted that an adapted car registered to the appellant had been fitted with a secret compartment where drugs and money could be concealed as they were moved from location to location. The appellant's fingerprint was found in the compartment establishing that he accessed it.
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