Homelessness and the search for safety
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The Albanese government is attempting to rush through a draconian deportation and surveillance Bill. Introduced in the wake of the High Court ruling that forcing people released from immigration to wear ankle bracelets and live under curfews is unlawful, this Bill subverts both the intentions of the High Court and the human rights of refugees and people seeking asylum.
If passed, the Bill would have devastating consequences, including:
It continues a pattern of rushed and brutal legislation, mimicking elements of the draconian deportation and entry ban bill which stalled in the Senate earlier this year. This pattern is fuelling a race to the bottom and contributing to fear-mongering within our community.
The new Bill must be stopped in its tracks.
Stand with refugees and people seeking asylum by calling on politicians to end this merry-go-round of injustice and reject the proposed laws.
The ASC is calling on you to:
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