she wont be deported,,,the squeky wheel gets oiled and heaps of LIBTURDS will support her,,,appeal to gahmen, re- appeal etc,,,heaps of illegals get to stay this way,,and they get good legal representation too,,,,for free,,,
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Serious Shitskin Sinkie family to be deported from Australia. Fuck off to India!
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she wont be deported,,,the squeky wheel gets oiled and heaps of LIBTURDS will support her,,,appeal to gahmen, re- appeal etc,,,heaps of illegals get to stay this way,,and they get good legal representation too,,,,for free,,,
Actually she should come clean on why she has not been issue permanent residency yonks ago,,,could have been rejected due to criminal conviction etc,,,as usual,,the story sounds fishy
These lying Indian snakes can never be trusted.
well ang mors like them...
Thanks to the liberal angmos, you got to live in downunder. You don't deserve to live there; your place is in SINKapore.
You are so cruelllllll.
The dumb cunt doesnt even get that bluecollars get visas A LOT faster than study nuts.
She quite sialan for a 18-year old living at the mercy of the white government. Just because the 8-year brother treats Australia as his home, the government must accede to her request ? I go to Switzerland for holidays 2 weeks, I also treat Switzerland like my home leh. So how ?
She should go back to Singapore and work as cashier in mustafa, they are xialan just like her.
I hope your pap masters have the balls to implement Soylent Green for all these sick n infirmed burdens. .
Tell that to the Libturds...black also say White
The shitskin family's PR is approved. That filthy black cunt can stay in Australia.
Ask GCT for a Swiss Standard of Living!
Been saying that the libturds will help with bs reasoning.
Warrnambool family facing deportation over kidney disease saved by ministerial intervention
When his mobile phone started to ring, Rajasegaran Manikam's heart skipped a beat.
Key point:
- Immigration Minister David Coleman overturned a department ruling that would have seen the family deported to Singapore
- The ruling means Mr Manikam's 18-year-old daughter, Vanisre, can continue her Year 12 studies without fear of deportation
- Wannon MP Dan Tehan had petitioned his federal Liberal counterpart to ensure the family could stay in Australia
For the past three weeks, the father-of-two had been living in limbo, awaiting a call that would determine whether he and his family would become illegal immigrants in the place he had called home for the past seven years.
The call was from his immigration lawyer. She had good news.
"I can't believe it, honestly, it's taking so long to sink in and doesn't feel real," Mr Manikam said.
Immigration Minister David Coleman had overturned a department ruling that would have seen Mr Manikam and his family deported to Singapore.
Mr Manikam, unbeknownst to him, was born with a degenerative kidney disease that meant he would eventually need medical care that the Immigration Department deemed "significant".
It was on these grounds that his family was told they were going to have to leave Warrnambool within 21 days.
The happy news came with less than a week to go until their deportation deadline.
Mr Manikam said being granted permanent residency was dream come true for his family.
Photo: Vanisre Rajasegaran, pictured with her brother, can now continue her Year 12 studies without the fear of deportation. (ABC South West Victoria: Daniel Miles) "We have the stability now we've been looking for for years," he said.
"We now know where is our future, where is our pathways. We don't have to have all these hurdles in front of us anymore.
"Thank you isn't enough — if not through support we've had we couldn't do it.
"This is beautiful, it's what Australia is — a beautiful land full of beautiful people."
'So much happiness' for VCE student
The ruling means Mr Manikam's 18-year-old daughter, Vanisre, can continue her year 12 studies without the fear of deportation.
The VCE student said she was looking forward to being able to concentrate on her studies again.
"I'm so happy beyond words. Mum and Dad were screaming on the phone," she said.
"I was excited, I was in tears, I couldn't even express how I felt. It was so much happiness … there were tears of joy too.
"I just feel like at the moment — anything is possible. I thought this past few months were hard to get through and that nothing was in my control but now I do believe anything is possible."
Photo: Raj Manikam and his family say they now have the stability they've been looking for for years. (Supplied)
Vanisre launched an online petition calling on Mr Coleman to help her family.
In 10 days, the petition gathered more than 90,000 signatures.
"I want to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart, it wouldn't have been possible without the community," she said.
Mr Manikam's pride for his daughter is overwhelming.
"Proud is a very small word for what she's done and how far she's come," he said.
"She's been the main reason we're here in our future. I'm just so blessed to have a daughter like that — so blessed."
Ministerial intervention
Federal Member for Wannon, Dan Tehan, petitioned his federal Liberal colleague to ensure the family could stay in Australia.
He labelled the decision a victory for community.
Photo: Federal Member Dan Tehan petitioned his federal Liberal counterpart to keep the family in Australia. (ABC News: Andrew Kennedy)
"This is wonderful news for the family, community, and shows the south-west community has an incredibly big heart," he said.
"What I did was represent the community, makes some representations to the minister to show how the community wanted the family to continue to be able to contribute to south-west Victoria.
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