One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson says we can’t allow ourselves to be “bleeding hearts” over Australian women and children trapped in Syrian detention camps.
“If we think we can actually bring them back and de-radicalise them, think twice about it,” she told Sky News host Paul Murray.
“Because the security they will need, the cost of the taxpayer to watch every step of their move, will they ever change their views? That’s the big question.
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