After the judgment, I took another pile of documents served on me during the judgment back to my room. Since the judge did not close my case, I thought I was safe. The Immigration would not do anything to me while a contempt proceeding is hanging over their heads, I assume. I told friends whom I ran across that I won the case and was going out. Everyone was excited. They are always looking for any indication that they too might be able to get out one day. When I was packing my stuff in big plastic bags, guards rushed to my room and told me that I had to go immediately. I was booted out of my room very quickly and chased off to the Property. Being a second timer, I knew this would happen. So I organised my belongings in my room before the judgment. In the Property, I had to wait for ages to get my suitcase back. Of course, I was complaining that the failure to return my bags kept in the Property constituted an unlawful detention blah, blah, blah. Did they care? No
Inside Australia's Immigration Detention
100 days in the Villawood Immigration Detention Centre