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The spouse with the surname Liu, "亞亞," was required by the Immigration Department to leave the country by midnight on the 25th due to her involvement in pro-unification remarks. Initially, 亞亞 had no intention of leaving and held a press conference in front of the Ministry of the Interior to request the revocation of the administrative action. However, she later changed her mind and decided to "leave Taiwan with a clear conscience." She took a flight back to Fuzhou on the evening of the 25th and expressed her hope to apply for family reunification in accordance with the law in the future, emphasizing that her departure did not equate to an admission of the accusations. 亞亞's husband applied to the court to halt the departure deadline, but it was rejected. Media coverage of her departure sparked protests, leading to chaos at the scene.

The Liu surname spouse from Mainland China, "亞亞," was denied her residency and long-term residency permits by the Immigration Agency due to her involvement in pro-unification statements and must leave before midnight on the 25th. 亚亚 had previously issued a statement indicating she would not leave voluntarily, but this morning she held a press conference in front of the Ministry of the Interior, requesting the administrative decision to be revoked. Later in the afternoon, 亚亚 changed her mind, stating, "I want to leave Taiwan with a clear conscience," and appeared at Songshan Airport in the evening to board a flight to Fuzhou at 8:45 PM alone. She hopes that during the subsequent reunion application process, the Ministry of the Interior and the Immigration Agency will handle her case according to the law and not obstruct her application, while emphasizing that she will seek legal avenues to protect her rights in the future.

• 亚亚's husband applied to the court to stop the execution of the deportation deadline, but the ruling was rejected by the Taipei High Administrative Court in the evening.
• She emphasized that today was the final deadline for her voluntary departure and stated that after discussions with her lawyer, she decided to respect Taiwan's legal procedures and leave Taiwan with a clear conscience.
• 亚亚's departure sparked protests on-site, with some internet celebrities and supporters shouting slogans outside the airport, hoping to "send her off joyfully."
• During 亚亚's check-in process, the media chased her, causing chaos, while the police mobilized personnel to maintain order.
• After 亚亚 left, internet celebrities gathered outside Taoyuan Airport for media interviews and sang blessing songs.

亚亚 was stripped of her residency permit by the Immigration Agency according to legal provisions due to her statements on social media, and she is banned from applying again for five years. Although she applied to the court to stop the execution, it was rejected.