A family is facing deportation because their young son with down syndrome has been deemed a “taxpayer burden”.
https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/travel-stories/perth-family-face-deportation-over-young-son-with-down-syndrome/news-story/24c94a9da9a3b7451a84e306764a182c?amp
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ReplyDeleteIt's heartbreaking that a family could face deportation simply because their child has Down syndrome. Every family deserves support, not rejection. Tools like Travel eSIM Turkey can help families stay connected and access help while navigating unexpected challenges abroad.
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ReplyDeleteThis is heartbreaking to read—no child should be treated like a “taxpayer burden” because they have Down syndrome. I hope the authorities reconsider and let the family stay together, getting the support they need. On a lighter note, I’ve been playing speed stars lately; the controls feel so smooth and satisfying, which makes it even more frustrating to think of people being pushed around.
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