watch out there's a POM about?
Jun 18th 2003, 7:52 am
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watch out there's a POM about?
With this I leave to water my horse .
CRIMINALS and asylum seekers released from detention pending a final court decision were a serious risk to the Australian community, Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said today.
At least 20 people had been released from mandatory detention due to temporary court rulings ahead of a final decision.
But Mr Ruddock said about half of them were of significant character concern, and today he moved to amend the law so that unlawful non-citizens remain detained until their status was determined.
At least one was a British citizen who had never applied for asylum but whose character was questionable.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030618/n...sto102042.html
CRIMINALS and asylum seekers released from detention pending a final court decision were a serious risk to the Australian community, Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said today.
At least 20 people had been released from mandatory detention due to temporary court rulings ahead of a final decision.
But Mr Ruddock said about half of them were of significant character concern, and today he moved to amend the law so that unlawful non-citizens remain detained until their status was determined.
At least one was a British citizen who had never applied for asylum but whose character was questionable.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030618/n...sto102042.html
Jun 18th 2003, 8:06 am
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Re: watch out there's a POM about?
Originally posted by pommie bastard
With this I leave to water my horse .
CRIMINALS and asylum seekers released from detention pending a final court decision were a serious risk to the Australian community, Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said today.
At least 20 people had been released from mandatory detention due to temporary court rulings ahead of a final decision.
But Mr Ruddock said about half of them were of significant character concern, and today he moved to amend the law so that unlawful non-citizens remain detained until their status was determined.
At least one was a British citizen who had never applied for asylum but whose character was questionable.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030618/n...sto102042.html
With this I leave to water my horse .
CRIMINALS and asylum seekers released from detention pending a final court decision were a serious risk to the Australian community, Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said today.
At least 20 people had been released from mandatory detention due to temporary court rulings ahead of a final decision.
But Mr Ruddock said about half of them were of significant character concern, and today he moved to amend the law so that unlawful non-citizens remain detained until their status was determined.
At least one was a British citizen who had never applied for asylum but whose character was questionable.
http://www.thewest.com.au/20030618/n...sto102042.html
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