A detainee's own refusal to consent to voluntary removal is treated as a matter within the detainee's control when challenging indefinite immigration detention on the basis that removal is not reasonably practicable, the prospect of indefinite detention is a relevant factor in assessing whether the detainee may change their position, and bare factual declarations are not an appropriate procedural vehicle.
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