Indian woman loses job in Ireland over visa delays, turns deportation notice into comedy

Jaishree lost her job in February while awaiting a decision on her visa extension.(Photo: Facebook/Trinity College) An Indian woman who moved to Ireland for higher studies in 2022 is now reading her own deportation notice during stand-up comedy performances in Dublin. Jaishree Malik, 25, from Gurugram, had completed her studies at Trinity College Dublin and was working at the university when problems with her immigration permission disrupted her career. After months of waiting for an extension and losing her job, she received a government letter proposing her deportation. She now plans to return to India voluntarily on November 14.Jaishree's deportation letter arrived on October 5, following a lengthy dispute over her right to remain and work in Ireland. She has since made the document part of her performances at comedy clubs. According to The Guardian, at one show, she opened an envelope and began reading the official notice, leaving some audience members unsure whether they were hearing a joke or witnessing something real.The document stated that the Irish authorities were considering a deportation order under the Immigration Act 1999. Jaishree then asked the audience, “Did you k...