It should be the simplest thing to say: that terrorist supporters aren’t welcome in our country.
Labor MPs dismayed at Anthony Albanese 's failure to reassure Australia ns Hamas supporters are not being granted visas
For more expert analysis and continuing updates on the government's latest visa bungle, tune in to 'Sharri' at 8pm AEST with a SkyNews.com.au Streaming Subscription."Prime Minister, does supporting Hamas pass the character test for an Australian visa?” Labor MPs are concerned about Mr Albanese’s handling of this crucial issue that’s fundamental to our very values and democracy.
“I don’t understand why the Prime Minister cannot say what Australians expect a Prime Minister to say, that anyone who supports terrorist organisations like Hamas is not welcome here," he said.The reality is - Hamas sympathisers have already come to Australia on visas issued by the Australian Government. In February Sky News reported that a 21-year-old Palestinian had liked and shared pro-Hamas content after the October 7 attacks.
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