“We have spoken with Priya and Nades and they share our overwhelming sense of joy and relief at this news, and we all welcome the decision to issue the entire family with bridging visas,” the campaign wrote.
“But this family will never be safe until they have permanency in Australia.”
ORIGINAL — 27 May 2022Muragappan familyJim ChalmersMigration Act 1958
Anthony Albanesetweeted his government enabled them to come homeIt’s actually fucking infuriating that it was that simple for Chalmers to free the Murugappan family in the end. Literally the stroke of a pen. There was no reason for the libs to keep them locked away for so long beyond performative cruelty.#auspol #HomeToBilo
— Jason Ide (@Jasonide12) May 27, 2022
#HomeToBilo The government announced that the Murugappan would be allowed to return home to Biloela on a bridging visa. The fight is not over! Over 30000 refugees are in bridging visias . End this limbo! Permanent residency.#gameover pic.twitter.com/pu6Js9EbY2 — Farhad Bandesh (@FarhadBandesh) May 27, 2022NadesPriyaKopikaTharnicaanot owed protection
BREAKING: Acting Home Affairs Minister @JEChalmers has phoned the @HometoBilo campaigners to let them know the Nadesalingam family are coming home to Biloela. @abcnews #auspol pic.twitter.com/DC8VFwMi1v
— Tobi Loftus (@tobiloftus) May 27, 2022
Anthony AlbaneseKristina Keneallyconfirmed Labor’s stancefour years ago he said his mind had been changedThis is the moment Nades arrived home from work to the news that Australians had elected a new government, that has pledged to finally bring he and his family – wife Priya and daughters Kopika and Tharnicaa – safely home to Biloela.
Read our statement: https://t.co/57DsVY1VvZ pic.twitter.com/jlHZvIKYHV — HometoBilo (@HometoBilo) May 22, 2022
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