Husic rebukes PM’s assertion ‘good people’ went to March for Australia rallies as Nampijinpa Price walks back immigration claim | Australian politics
Former Labor Minister Ed Husic reduced the claim that Arnavutça’s claim that “good people” participated in anti -immigrant rallies last weekend and said, “I haven’t seen a good fascist yet.
On Wednesday, when the Prime Minister was asked whether he accepted the proposal to be “good people öz about migration between the Neo-Nazis and extreme right activists in Sunday rallies, the worker Backbencher now pushed back.
Husic, ABC’nin briefing program in the afternoon, said, “These rallies were whipped by extreme right-wing pro-and-Nazis. Many people were warned about this issue,” Husic said to the briefing program of ABC.
“I’m not in the job of doing [there are] ‘Good people on both sides’. I think many people in the Australian people would be extremely restless, especially with the aim of the aim of the Indian Australians. I don’t think it’s a place for this. “
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In 2010, the former Minister of Industry, who wrote to the Australian Federal Parliament and the Federal Cabinet in 2022, answered the question by saying, “I haven’t seen a good fascist yet.
Comments are the first public exhibitions of Albania about the characterization of crowds in March by some workers’ deputies for Australia.
This week, Guardian Australia, Melbourne -based Aston seat for Mary Doyle, the Labor Deputy, on Tuesday morning during a closed Caucus meeting tried to clarify the language of Albanian.
Speaking at the meeting, Doyle, according to a Labor Party deputy remembered the question, “bad things happened at the rally, where do we draw the line?” He used words for the effect.
A source of workers said that other MPs felt uneasy about Albanian’s language, but chose not to speak.
In his statements to the meeting, Albanians repeated to workers’ deputies that all protesters were not related to the neo-Nazis because they warned all participants against Tarring with the same brush.
In an interview with ABC on Monday, Albania criticized the rallies for giving the Neo-Nazis a platform to the Nazis who tried to benefit from complaints about the migration of the public opinion.
The Prime Minister also said that “good people ve will be among the crowds in the country -wide events and that he was“ no doubt ”called to end“ mass migration ..
Albania, good people will emerge to show their views on certain issues. But the neo-Nazis we have here are given a platform. ”
At the Caucus meeting of Tuesday, Albania said that it was shocked to see that extreme right activists were “openly uniform” and that it should be called.
He also addressed the recruitment of Neo-Nazi groups.
Albania, “We must make sure that we have included the meeting,” We should take them away and not to push them down the rabbit hole, “he said.
Husic was broken several times because the government was withdrawn to a post -election change, including criticizing the government’s first reaction for Israel to help Gaza.
On Wednesday, liberal Jacinta Nampijinpa Price tried to withdraw inflamed allegations that the Federal Worker on ABC TV, including Indians, migrated to enlarge election support of certain ethnic groups, including Indians.
The senator of the Open Off Northern Region Senator, who told the Indians who came to Australia, said that the sections of the community are about the “basic number or the type of immigrants.
“I think the Labor Party likes to make sure that they will ultimately support their policies and views and allow them to vote for them,” he said.
“This labor. Basically, it is difficult at any cost.
The Indian Australians were targeted by anti -immigration protesters, and after the march for the Australian rallies on Sunday, federal politicians, including Anne Aly and Julian Leeser, expressed their concerns about racism.
“One of the mobilizing messages [at the rallies] This is listed that there were anti -Indian migration against people from India. ”
Shadow Multi -Culture Minister Paul Scarr recently marked the urgency of a more empatic approach to immigrant communities, including China, Indian and other diaspora groups.
Husic, which appeared after Nampijinpa Price, said that Australia is a discriminatory immigration system.
An hour after the broadcast, the Nampijinpa Price recovered the comments in a statement.
“Australia maintains a long -standing and non -discriminatory migration policy. Otherwise, suggestions are a mistake,” he said.
“My words were made in a broad interview about ABC, where I tried to emphasize the problems of tearing for uncontrolled mass migration and social harmony.”
