Melbourne immigration detainee to be forcibly flown to WA after losing coronavirus court battle

, over fears he'll catch COVID-19 on the plane.

He has medical conditions including diabetes and wants to return to his Australian citizen son's home in suburban Melbourne. Justice Bernard Murphy sided with the federal government's arguments the man was much safer in Western Australian than Victoria and unlikely to catch the virus en route. Mr Horan compared the case with a quote popularised by author Mark Twain:"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics".

"It's theoretically open for the minister to reduce the risk to the applicant by saying 'here's a truck, hop in, we'll drive for three days straight, you'll see nobody and you'll end up in Perth'," he told the court.

Good and deport the parasite asap

bonvoyaaaaage

They wanted to go, This story twisted facts

Border Force, on the case! Unless if we need help with managing a pandemic and then we're on our own 😒

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