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February was also another month of happy no boats as was March.Junuary was another month of happy no boats.
During this same period, Australian authorities detected and intercepted a vessel attempting to reach Australia illegally. The Australian Government subsequently worked with the Government of Sri Lanka to return 25 people consistent with Australia's protection obligations.
February was also another month of happy no boats as was March.
Also encouraging to see is the happy voluntary returns to country of origin from offshore detention centre increase in Feb and March. From 1 in Jan, this increased to 10 in Feb and 16 in March taking the total to 585 since the inception of OSB.
There were 25 more happy returns to country of origin with the interception of an asylum boat trying to reach Australia in March. The people smugglers are still trying.
http://newsroom.border.gov.au/chann...tion-sovereign-borders-monthly-update-march-3
http://newsroom.border.gov.au/chann...s/releases/monthly-operational-update-march-4
Feb,
http://newsroom.border.gov.au/chann...n-sovereign-borders-monthly-update-february-3
http://newsroom.border.gov.au/chann...eleases/monthly-operational-update-february-5
Heep heep, hooray.
Hence, we assume that people who cramp into boats are all seeking a fun week or two at sea with a chance to get on welfare and live the rest of their life in heaven, on our dime.
Unfortunately the young single Muslims won't find 72 virgins up there in heaven as promised.
It's so much better for the country to see these boat arrivals leaving under a Coalition government than it is to see them arriving under a Labor government.
Happy no boats.
That's what people smugglers think. Look how much their attempts have slowed under the example the current Coalition government has sent.It's always better to break laws and obligations when you can get away with it.
That's as bad as banning all refugees from the very same country you are claiming have a dictator for a leader and will go to war to avenge the death of those civilians you order to ban from ever seeking refuge.
That's what people smugglers think. Look how much their attempts have slowed under the example the current Coalition government has sent.
That's the reason why we have an approval system of refugee intake so we make sure that we take the people who really need asylum and not those who are economic refugees that are willing to buy their way in.
We can't take everyone who wants to come here, there have to be rules, verification and vetting otherwise the voters will say "don't take anyone".
Other options includes... work with a third country,
Rudd tried to do that with Malaysia but the Libs scuttled that deal. Now we are doing it with the US. Any problem with that that you can see ?
We go to the UN, recognise and bang loudly that there is a refugee crisis in the Asia/Pacific region. All the freedom loving, humane countries of the world ought to be involved, particularly those within the region.
Then some third country chip in with an island or two; all chip in with a camp or two; and all countries get into the refugee vetting business.
This way, the costs and burden are shared.
obvious one is people pretending to come here to be stopped and have a ticket for the US, and obviously getting stranded at our cost as I doubt the US will take many ;Rudd tried to do that with Malaysia but the Libs scuttled that deal. Now we are doing it with the US. Any problem with that that you can see ?
Rudd tried to do that with Malaysia but the Libs scuttled that deal. Now we are doing it with the US. Any problem with that that you can see ?
Yes I think it's a great idea if all countries take a share of refugees. We take our share, how about Japan takes some (28 in the last 12 months), so there is a freedom loving humane country to convince.
Estimates range from any where between 500,000 and 2.5 million.How many has rich Saudi Arabia taken?
Yes I think it's a great idea if all countries take a share of refugees. We take our share, how about Japan takes some (28 in the last 12 months), so there is a freedom loving humane country to convince.
No one's saying just let any boat people become citizens.
I know there are some who are economic refugees; I know there are people smugglers too.
Does that mean we either tow their boats away from our waters, or we let them all in?
Those are false choices.
Other options includes... work with a third country, vet any asylum application while they're under some sort of temporary protection visa.
Anyway, there's a reason why no body give a dam about poor people.
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