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The government will now be blocked from deporting the family until Tharunicaa's full arguments can be heard.The government had earlier been blocked from deporting the family until 4pm on Thursday while Justice Mordecai Bromberg made his decision. Stephen Lloyd, for the government, argued Tharunicaa's capacity to make a visa application was voided when her mother’s claim was “finally determined” and failed a month later in August 2017.
Mr Aleksov on Wednesday argued the bar had already been lifted under the July 2017 determination, and that right had never been revoked. Mr Lloyd insists that is invalid and she can be deported because she has no right to make a visa claim. He said Mr Aleksov’s argument lacked merit.Getty
As a non-Australian I find the replies to this article interesting Do those in favour of 'foreigner go home' turn a blind eye to immigrants, fugitives & asylum seekers with money? South Africa has sent Aus some undesirables Tannenbaum Stratton Bobroff
Then make sure the kids are getting schooling, playtime, and they are comfortable... They aren't a flight risk.... they DO need 'normalised' life.
the defence lawyer worked for labor govt in VIC . typical
the judge is a former Labor candidate - typical.
Christmas island sounds lovely.
Just go back to sri Lanka seriously get on with your life
they r on abt an appeal for 2yrs who is not aware of anything It is a lawyers' picnic galore It is good to keep d parents at Xmas to get them away fr nasty lawyers They r like vultures on a carcass
Who is footing this monumental Legal Bill? The poor suffering tax payer of course!
They don’t have to be in detention, they could voluntarily go back to Sri Lanka. The chances of the courts ruling differently for the 2 year old are very slim, they’re delaying the inevitable.
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