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An Iraqi man slated for removal to Nauru has lost his High Court appeal which challenged the cancellation of his original temporary protection visa. The man is one of three people fighting plans to remove them from Australia under a new law introduced after the High Court ruled indefinite detention is not legal.

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00:00The man was one of hundreds released from immigration detention after the High Court's ruling,
00:08many of whom had served time in jail for violent offences.
00:12But they were caught in limbo with the government unable to deport them to their original countries.
00:18That all changed with a new law permitting deportation to a third country.
00:24Nauru was the first to agree to take in members of the so-called NZYQ cohort,
00:30but so far no one's been sent there, with the first three cases mired in court action.
00:36Win or lose, today's ruling was never going to see the man deported straight away,
00:41after he and the other two non-citizens lodged separate cases in the Federal Court,
00:47claiming they were denied procedural fairness in the decision to send them to Nauru.
00:52One complaint is that the officials filled in visa forms on their behalf and told them later.
00:59The Federal Court has already dismissed one of those cases,
01:03but that is now headed for an appeal in the High Court.
01:07At the weekend, the government announced a $408 million deal with Nauru,
01:12amid plans for a bill which would remove the obligation to grant procedural fairness to non-citizens facing removal.
01:20The government will be hoping to clear the way to start removing people to Nauru in its next round in the High Court.
01:27Over the weekend, the government announced the year anniversary of the Elton and Ma-Sahri,
01:33Kevin Vaughan, we agreed to ensure that they are not going to be in place now.
01:36We are not going to be able to handle their license as a civilism,
01:37but it is not going to be in place now.
01:39We are not going to be able to hold a hug by the way to end theiğ nauru in the sky.
01:40Hubert Oh, why are you?
01:41We are not going to be able to hold a hug by the time in the high court.
01:43We are not going to be able to pray for that.
01:45We are going to be able to do it now.
01:46I'm quite pleased on that.
01:47Thank you for little by the time in my first time in the High Court.
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