Oladele v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness)

Decided: 2026-10-09. Docket: IMM-28810-26. Citation: 2026 CanLII 106674 (FC). Administrative law — Discretionary decision-making — Removal deferral — Discretionary interlocutory relief in immigration enforcement context — Officer’s limited discretion considered with IRPA, subs. 48(2) obligation — Whether refusal to defer removal was reasonable on the record — Officer’s reasons found reasonable and responsive — Stay motion dismissed | Procedure — Interlocutory stay — Stay of removal — Whether the underlying judicial review raised a serious issue to be tried — Elevated threshold where stay relief mirrors relief sought on judicial review, Wang v Canada — “Likelihood of success” not established — Conjunctive test not met — Motion dismissed | Evidence — Medical evidence — Mental health records