the implications for me and for anyone else who holds this
classification? My fear is that it stands for something very
serious and grave which I assume, could have far reaching
effects on me in the future. If this action by the Immigration
Department is upheld, I will have lost my employment, future
cision.
possibilities of employment will be in jeopardy, and my repu-
tation in Hong Kong, in America, and elsewhere in the world
will be tainted. This will all be done to me without my knowing
the reasons upon which the Immigration Department based its de-
The Government has publicly stated that this decision
has nothing to do with my work in Hong Kong's domestic social
affairs. If so, what are the real reasons, if any? Since this
decision is going to adversely affect my livelihood and reputa-
tion, I think I am entitled to know the specific reasons behind
it, and why it was made in such an abrupt and unfair fashion.
Thus, I object to this re-classification and request a reconsi-
deration of my case.
12. In conclusion, I believe that I have set forth every
reason why I should be allowed to stay and continue my work in
Hong Kong. I believe that I deserve a fair and just hearing of
my objections, and I request that I receive in writing the reasons
upon which you base the decision to either dismiss or grant my
appeal.
Dated: 3 February 1982
Vistuese
Submitted by: Charituse Instinc
Christine Vertucci, J.D.
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