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A reading text in intermediate English

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A reading text in intermediate English

by Ibrahim Mohamed
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An emergency department in regional Victoria is facing deportation because of her son ? s medical condition . Christin Das lives in Bendigo with her husband and their two children . She works long night shifts the hospital and supports many patients , but her own family is now at risk . Their temporary visas will expire on 29 , and the government has refused their application for permanent residency . The reason is their six - year - old , Jaziel , who has a developmental condition that affects how the two sides of his brain communicate . Because he needs ongoing medical care , therapy , and special education , officials believe his support could cost the Australian community a large of money . Ms Das said this decision is very painful for her , as she helps care for others every day , yet her own child may lose access to . She has asked the Immigration Minister to review her case and consider their situation on humanitarian grounds . The family moved from Ireland to Australia in 2023 in of better health support and opportunities , especially for Jaziel . Since arriving , they have settled well in Bendigo . Jaziel attends a specialist school and has shown strong progress with therapy . His father works as a chef , and their younger daughter was born Australia . Despite this , the government decided that Jaziel ? s future care could cost more than one million dollars , which affected their outcome . Some experts believe this policy is too strict and does not consider the important work of skilled like nurses . They argue that health waivers should be available , especially for people working in high - demand jobs . The local community has shown strong support for the family , with thousands a petition in their favour . Ms Das remains hopeful that the government will reconsider and allow her family to together in Australia .

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An emergency department nurse in regional Victoria is facing deportation of her son ? s medical condition . Christin Das lives in Bendigo with her husband and their two . She works long night shifts at the hospital and supports many patients , but her own family is now at risk . Their temporary visas will on May 29 , and the government has refused their application for permanent residency . The is their six - year - old son , Jaziel , who has a developmental condition that affects how the two sides of his brain . Because he needs ongoing medical care , therapy , and special education , officials believe his support could cost the Australian community a large amount of money . Ms Das said this is very painful for her , as she helps care for others every day , yet her own child may lose access to services . She has asked the Immigration Minister to her case and consider their situation on humanitarian grounds . The family moved from Ireland to Australia in 2023 in search of better health support and , especially for Jaziel . Since arriving , they have settled well in Bendigo . Jaziel attends a specialist school and has shown strong with therapy . His father works as a chef , and their younger daughter was born in Australia . Despite this , the government decided that Jaziel ? s future care could cost more than one million dollars , which affected their visa . Some experts believe this policy is too strict and does not consider the important work of skilled migrants like nurses . They argue that health waivers should be available , especially for people working in high - demand jobs . The local community has strong support for the family , with thousands signing a petition in their . Ms Das remains hopeful that the government will reconsider and allow her family to stay in Australia .

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An emergency department nurse in Victoria is facing deportation because of her son ? s medical condition . Christin Das lives in with her husband and their two children . She works long night shifts at the hospital and supports many patients , but her own family is now at . Their temporary visas will expire on May 29 , and the government has refused their application for permanent . The reason is their six - year - old son , Jaziel , who has a developmental condition that affects how the two sides of his brain communicate . Because he needs ongoing medical care , therapy , and special education , officials his support could cost the Australian community a large amount of money . Ms Das said this decision is very painful for her , as she helps care for others every day , yet her child may lose access to services . She has asked the Immigration Minister to review her case and consider their situation on humanitarian . The family moved from Ireland to Australia in 2023 in search of better health support and opportunities , especially for Jaziel . Since arriving , they have settled well in Bendigo . Jaziel a specialist school and has shown strong progress with therapy . His father works as a chef , and their younger daughter was in Australia . Despite this , the government decided that Jaziel ? s future care could cost more than one million dollars , which affected their visa outcome . Some experts believe this policy is too strict and does not consider the work of skilled migrants like nurses . They argue that health waivers should be available , especially for people working in high - demand jobs . The local community has shown strong support for the family , with thousands a petition in their favour . Ms Das remains hopeful that the will reconsider and allow her family to stay together in .

 
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