CLEAN : Hong Kong Snowden refugees face deportation (2)

The speaker expresses deep concerns about returning to the Philippines due to risks involved. They discuss the emotional difficulty of being separated from their daughter and the stress of the appeal process. The speaker acknowledges the immigration authority's rights and their own lack of rights to stay in Hong Kong. They express worry about potential legal outcomes and reflect on the unexpected nature of the decisions made. Despite the challenges, the speaker maintains some faith in their lawyer and remains patient.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding her return to the Philippines?

• Risk to her and her daughter's safety

• Financial instability

• Cultural differences

• Lack of employment opportunities

What does the speaker mention about the immigration process?

• It is only applicable to certain countries

• It involves a 14-day appeal period

• It guarantees approval after appeal

• It is straightforward and quick

What authority does the speaker acknowledge regarding her immigration status?

• The right to offer employment

• The right to provide financial aid

• The right to detain her

• The right to grant citizenship

What is the speaker's concern about the suggestion to return to Sri Lanka?

• She has never visited Sri Lanka

• She has no family there

• She faces potential problems there

• She does not speak the language

Despite her worries, what does the speaker still hold onto?

• Her faith in her lawyer

• Her job in Hong Kong

• Her hope to move to another country

• Her plans to travel