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Assignment on Migreation Law (pdf)

   

Added on  2021-04-17

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Running Head: MIGRATION LAWMigration LawName of the Student:Name of the University:Author Note

1MIGRATION LAWTo,Minister of Home Affairs,Australian GovernmentRespected Sir,Subject: Visa ApplicationAklina Juri had moved to Australia with her parents in the year1968. A permanentvis had been issued to her so that she could continue to reside within the territorialboundaries of the country for an indefinite period of time. She had been residing inAustralia and had sought employment by the virtue of the permanent visa which hadbeen granted to her. However, unfortunately her parents met with a car accident,sustained severe injuries and later succumbed to the injuries in the year 2004.However, after the demise of her parents she had been involved in several criminalactivities and drug abuses. The permanent visa that had been granted to Aklina hadbeen revoked according to the principles of Section 501(3A) of the Migration Act, 1958as several criminal charges had been filed in her name1. After the revocation of the permanent visa she was no longer granted the permission toreside within the territorial boundaries of the country and could be evicted from thecountry in accordance with the provisions of section o198 of the Migration Act. It is to bementioned that the aforementioned section of the migration act deals with removingpeople who are non residents or the country or are unlawful residents. It can be statedthat for evicting citizens, it is required by the law to relocate and place such individual1 Migration Act 1958 (Cth) s 501(3A)

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