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Labor's deportation bill could be used to blacklist entire countries' citizens from obtaining visas to Australia | Australian immigration and asylum - Vimarsana News

Labor's deportation bill could be used to blacklist entire countries' citizens from obtaining visas to Australia | Australian immigration and asylum

Greens attack the legislation, now the subject of a Senate inquiry, as a ‘Trump-style travel ban’

Immigration detainees face jail time if they refuse to cooperate in deportation from Australia - Vimarsana News

Immigration detainees face jail time if they refuse to cooperate in deportation from Australia

Labor brings forward urgent bill, which would also create power to impose a bar on new visa applications from non-citizens in designated countries

Media Release: Rushed Migration Amendment Bill creates spectre of Trump's "Muslim Ban" policy - Vimarsana News

Media Release: Rushed Migration Amendment Bill creates spectre of Trump's "Muslim Ban" policy

The broad prohibition on people from certain countries, seriously undermines Australia’s long held “non-discriminatory” immigration policy.

Refugee rights groups call for end of offshore processing as 40 asylum seekers sent to Nauru - Vimarsana News

Refugee rights groups call for end of offshore processing as 40 asylum seekers sent to Nauru

Refugee rights group said 40 people who recently sought asylum in Western Australia should be brought back from offshore detention. Pip Hinman reports. 

Refugee rights groups call for offshore processing to end as 40 asylum seekers sent to Nauru - Vimarsana News

Refugee rights groups call for offshore processing to end as 40 asylum seekers sent to Nauru

Refugee rights group said 40 people who recently sought asylum in Western Australia should be processed here, not in offshore detention. Pip Hinman reports.