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Day 90 - Transfer to Christmas Island

This morning, people were upset because three very peaceful pleasant guys had been taken to Christmas Island at 4 am this morning.

One of them is a young black overseas student from an African country.  He was here at one time with her sister.  His sister got a bridging visa, I think, last year.  His application was knocked back.  He went to the court yesterday and was told that he would get a decision within 24 hours.  Before that time comes, he was taken to a remote island where no one can contact him.  Isn't that great?  Someone told me that if he wins, the Immigration will bring him back.  But I am not sure.  We will not be notified by the court whether he wins or not and he is not contactable (at least at this moment).  So no one will know anything from now on until and unless he gets back on the Internet from some place in the world.  I do not like the sneaky way of treating a very young overseas student.  Students particularly young ones should be placed where someone can keep an eye on and give advice.  It's common sense.

It is not because of the bad start of the day, but I am so tired and sleepy...  Too many worries and too much disgust here.