The spouse with the Liu surname, "亞亞," has had her residency permit revoked by the Immigration Agency due to suspicion of advocating for military unification, and she must leave the country before midnight on the 25th. 亞亞 stated that she has not encouraged military unification and emphasized her love for both Taiwan and the mainland. Supported by the Taiwan International Family Mutual Aid Association, she held a press conference outside the Ministry of the Interior, demanding the repeal of the administrative penalty. Her husband expressed anger over the damage to 亞亞's reputation and sought legal assistance, but subsequent legal appeals were rejected. There were intense confrontations between supporters and opponents at the scene, with the police maintaining order. 亞亞 expressed that she would feel helpless if deported but would strive to protect her rights. The Immigration Agency has indicated that failure to comply with the departure order will result in enforced deportation.
The Liu surname, an immigrant spouse "A Ya," has had her family reunion residency permit and long-term residency permit revoked by the Immigration Agency due to her involvement in pro-unification remarks, and she must leave before midnight on the 25th.
A Ya emphasized in a statement that she did not advocate for military unification and stated, "I will not leave automatically."
She held a press conference at the Ministry of the Interior's external venue with the Taiwan International Family Mutual Aid Association at 10 AM, demanding the retraction of the administrative penalties against her.
A Ya mentioned that her discussions on military unification were based on situational analysis and expressed her love for Taiwan and the mainland, emphasizing that she did not advocate for military unification.
A Ya's husband stated in Taiwanese at the press conference that the attacks and smear campaigns have damaged A Ya's character, and he believes that the law will be fair; thus, he seeks the assistance of a lawyer to await a just outcome.
After they filed a request to suspend the enforcement of the departure order, the Taipei High Administrative Court rejected it that evening.
Subsequently, a crowd supporting A Ya's expulsion surrounded the press conference venue, shouting "Go back," escalating the verbal confrontation between both sides.
Internet celebrities and others supporting A Ya's expulsion showed up to express their support, resulting in clashes with the police.
A Ya, accompanied by her husband, expressed strong dissatisfaction with the administrative penalties and hoped to leave Taiwan peacefully and legally.
The police deployed personnel to maintain order at the scene and requested both sides not to interfere with each other.
A Ya's ultimate hope is to fight for her rights through dialogue; she understands the difficulties she faces and is prepared to accept the government's decision.
After the press conference ended, both supporters and opponents quickly dispersed, but the Immigration Agency has clearly stated that if she does not leave according to regulations, they will enforce deportation by law.
