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Liu's spouse, Ayaya, who holds a Mainland China residency, had her residency permit canceled by the immigration agency due to comments related to military unification and must leave the country before midnight on the 25th. Although she previously stated that she would not leave voluntarily, she later decided to "leave cleanly" and took a flight to Fuzhou from Songshan Airport that evening. Ayaya emphasized that this does not mean she acknowledges the immigration agency's accusations and hopes to be able to apply to return to Taiwan for reunion in the future. Her husband also applied to the court to suspend the deadline for her departure, but it was rejected. Ayaya's departure has sparked protests and support activities from the outside.

The spouse with the Liu surname, "亞亞," faced deportation after being involved in pro-unification statements, leading the Immigration Agency to revoke her residency permit and long-term stay permit. She must leave the country by midnight on the 25th. Previously, 亞亞 issued a statement indicating she would not leave voluntarily and held a press conference in front of the Ministry of the Interior this morning, demanding the annulment of the administrative measures. However, in the afternoon, she changed her mind, stating she wanted to leave Taiwan "cleanly and clearly," and appeared at Songshan Airport in the evening, boarding a flight to Fuzhou alone at 8:45 PM. Earlier, she expressed hope that the Ministry of the Interior and the Immigration Agency would act according to the law in the subsequent family reunion application process, rather than prevent her, emphasizing her desire to return to Taiwan in the future to seek justice for herself. Additionally, 亞亞's husband requested the court to suspend the order for her departure, but the Taipei High Administrative Court ruled to dismiss the request in the evening.

The Taiwan International Family Assistance Association issued a notification in the evening, mentioning that 亞亞 stated, "I want to leave Taiwan cleanly and clearly." To protect family reunification, she decided to endure humiliation and leave Taiwan, vowing to fight for her right to seek justice in Taiwan. While 亞亞 initially stated she would not leave voluntarily, she changed her mind in the afternoon and was seen at Songshan Airport around 6:50 PM, beginning her departure procedures. The scene became quite chaotic, and police mobilized approximately 120 officers to maintain order. After checking in at the counter, 亞亞 immediately issued a statement urging the Ministry of the Interior and the Immigration Agency to act according to the law.

Subsequently, 亞亞 took the flight to Fuzhou, China, at 8:45 PM. She also emphasized that leaving Taiwan does not imply acceptance of the Immigration Agency's accusations and expressed her hope to return to Taiwan cleanly in the future, reunite with her family, and undergo legal procedures in court. Influencer "亞亞在台灣" expressed her stance on social media, which subsequently sparked some protests from the public.

People including 八炯 appeared outside Songshan Airport in the evening, claiming they were there to "joyfully send off" 亞亞, chanting slogans when she appeared. After her departure, these individuals gathered outside the entrance to Taoyuan Airport for media interviews, singing to celebrate their support actions. The related cases involving 亞亞 are still ongoing, and her husband has also filed a request to suspend the execution, but it was denied.