A planned deportation at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport ended in controversy on October 23, 2026, when a Guinean national subject to an Obligation to leave French territory (OQTF) refused to board his flight. The man, who had been escorted over 600 kilometers by three police officers from Laval, cited health issues like asthma and his desire to remain in France for free medication as reasons for his refusal. Following the disruption, the individual was released. The police union Alliance Police 53 expressed strong criticism, labeling the 14-hour mobilization of personnel and resources as a financial waste. They called for a reassessment of how removal operations are organized, emphasizing the strain on police resources. Although he was released, the legal removal order against the individual remains a valid administrative measure.