I have been released. It just happened, I didn’t even know that it would happen. My solicitor did the application for bail, and I was hoping to get a bail date the next week, but it just happened the next day. It wasn’t through bail, I think it was just they got bored of me! Trust me, I don’t know what happened or why the released me. Even my solicitor didn’t know why they released me.
They called me in from my room, and I went there but I didn’t know why they asked me to come to the office. The manager was in the officer and I thought there was some trouble for me. They said ‘take this seriously.’ I was scared and I thought ‘I haven’t done anything wrong.’ But they just said ‘ you have been released.’ The manager was on the phone to the Home Office and he told them that I didn’t believe that I was being released! Then they told me to pick up my things and go.
When I got out, I called my friend and asked him to quickly show me how to get the bus, because I thought they might call me back!
Now I have got my house back and I am going to college. I feel so happy because it’s better than the deportation centre. I can go anywhere I want. Now I am waiting for the High Court to give me a date for my appeal. I hope they don’t refuse me because I really don’t want to go back to detention.
Before, one of the officers told me that sometimes they release people because they have a lot of visitors. At first I didn’t believe him, but then someone else told me the same thing, so maybe it’s true.
enjoy your freedom !!!
congratulations!!!
Great news, I am so pleased for you.
thanks!
This is so good. I am really pleased for you. Your teacher at college will be so happy for you.
Fantastic news, Tory. I’m so happy for you. It’s great to see you back in college with your big smile.