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Liu surname spouse from Lu, A-ya, had her residence permit revoked by the Immigration Agency due to her remarks involving unification by force, and she must leave the country by midnight on the 25th. Initially, she stated that she would not leave voluntarily, but later changed her mind and appeared at Songshan Airport at 6:50 PM on the 11th, taking an evening flight out of Taiwan. She expressed hope to apply for family reunification in accordance with the law in the future. In her departure statement, A-ya emphasized that leaving Taiwan does not equate to acknowledging the allegations made by the Immigration Agency, and she will fight for her right to return to Taiwan in the future. Her husband also filed a request to suspend the execution in court, which was denied.

The Liu surname's spouse from the mainland, Aya, was involved in remarks supporting military unification and had her family-dependent residence permit and long-term residence permit revoked by the Immigration Agency. She must leave the country before midnight on the 25th. Aya previously stated that she would not leave voluntarily, but this morning, she held a press conference at the Ministry of Interior calling for the administrative action to be revoked; she then changed her mind, stating she wanted 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. She hopes that in the future, when applying for family reunification, the Ministry of Interior and the Immigration Agency can handle it according to the law, rather than obstructing her, and emphasized that she hopes to return to Taiwan legally to seek justice.

Aya's husband filed a lawsuit with the court to stop the execution of the departure order, but it was rejected by the Taipei High Administrative Court. The Taiwan International Family Assistance Association issued a statement in the evening, indicating that Aya chose to leave Taiwan in shame for the sake of family reunification and plans to fight for her right to return to Taiwan to participate in the administrative relief procedures. Aya emphasized that her departure does not imply agreement with the accusations of the Immigration Agency; she wants to leave with a clear conscience and hopes to return to Taiwan to reunite with her family in the future.

While processing her departure procedures at Songshan Airport, many people gathered to protest and chant slogans, leading to a chaotic scene at one point. To maintain order at the airport, about 120 police officers were dispatched. After completing her check-in process, she released a statement expressing that she would respect Taiwanese law and hopes to return to Taiwan smoothly in the future.

As for internet celebrities "Ba Jiong" and "Min Nan Wolf" Chen Bo Yuan, they gathered outside the airport to support Aya and sought justice for her. They later went to Taoyuan Airport for media interviews and wished Aya a return to China. Ms. Liu had her family-dependent residence permit in Taiwan revoked by the Immigration Agency for expressing remarks such as "the delay in military unification" on social media, and she faces a five-year restriction on applying.