A family that’s called the Gold Coast home for more than a decade is facing being deported back to Korea.
Phillip and Amy Choi have grown up in Australia, and are fighting to stay here.
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A family that’s called the Gold Coast home for more than a decade is facing being deported back to Korea.
Phillip and Amy Choi have grown up in Australia, and are fighting to stay here.
went to school with Phillip since primary and gradated the same year and school with him, he was a smart student, amazing athlete, kind friend and an amazing human being. I voted for him for school captain and id vote for him as priminister ! This innocent family has done nothing but be good to this country and the people they have met within it . they deserve to stay here and continue to live the life they know in the country they were raised in and with the people that know them !
These are the type of people the immigration programme is supposedly trying to attract to our country.
They are already here!
Doing great things, by all reports.
What beautiful talented children who can offer so much for our country, surely you can let them stay. There are so many people living her who certainly don’t deserve too, this family should surely be allowed to stay.
I know and work with Phil and Amy. They are fantastic young adults, hard working, conscientious and enthusiastic members of a team. It is in the best interests of this country to allow them to become permanent residents. The immigration department should be ashamed of their handling of this matter. All they need to do is deport 4 undesirables and keep this family here.
The reason to deport them ” not in the public interest” is the most pathetic reason I have ever heard.
Get behind their fight to stay…people power is very powerful