article_snippet.sent: Maria Sevilla and her son Tyrone the country comes as Maria Sevilla and her son Tyrone face the very real possibility of being deported back to the Philippines after Maria Sevilla and her son Tyrone visa expires today.
article_snippet.sent: Tyrone and Immigration minister Peter Dutton's office on Monday mother Maria Sevilla (left) face the very real possibility of being deported back to the Philippines as Tyrone and his mother Maria Sevilla (left) visa expires today - Monday .
article_snippet.sent: The thought of being sent back to the Philippines is also overwhelming for Ms Sevilla. '
article_snippet.sent: It was not possible for Maria Sevilla to work as a nurse in the Philippines, where her said university is only possible for 'well-off families'. '
article_snippet.sent: Maria Sevilla Maria Sevilla also rejected claims her son will be a burden on the country. '
article_snippet.sent: Maria Sevilla has made a petition and is appealing the decision to send her and her son back to the Philippines - a place where her has no family and no network of support . '
article_snippet.sent: Ms Sevilla is sad, not angry, that the Immigration Department does not understand Autism, and says that Ms Sevilla son deserves a chance .
article_snippet.sent: Maria Sevilla says there is no support for They in the Philippines, compared to Australia, where Maria Sevilla beloved mother, brother, sister-in-law, aunty, uncle and cousins live.
highlights_snippet.sent: Mother and autistic son face deportation to Philippines when Mother and autistic son visa expires today .
  