Irish family facing deportation from Australia ask for public support

An Irish family facing deportation from Australia have asked for public support as their visa ends on June 18.

Irish family facing deportation from Australia ask for public support
Thu, 23 May, 2019 - 10:19
Aine Hegarty

An Irish family facing deportation from Australia have asked for public support as their visa ends on June 18.

Christine Hyde from Dublin has asked people to share their story and sign their petition as they wait to see if the Immigration Minister will intervene in their case.

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