Labor and Coalition pass deportation laws set to make Nauru a ‘penal colony’ for Australia, critics say | Australian immigration and asylum

The big parties are accused of making an agreement for the transformation of the Parliament to the transformation of Nauru into Australia’s “dump area and criminal colony ında as the laws of the Parliament to stand out from the basic legal rights from non -non -deportation.

The interior legislation passed the Senate on Thursday after a three -hour hour parliamentary hearing the night before.

The bill, “To achieve this Natural justice rules do not applyNon For non -illegal nons of a lifting on the path of lifting, and in November 2023, the government confirms visa decisions taken before the NZYQ decision of the Supreme Court – then illegal.

Interior Minister Tony Burke made an agreement with Nauru to facilitate the abolition of 354 members of Nzyq Cohort, a group of Katizen, a group of Katizen, who lived in the Australian community whose visas were canceled for character.

When the changes decide to send them to Nauru, the government aims to accelerate the process of deportation by abolishing the right to natural justice and therefore more legal challenges.

While introducing the bill, Burke argued that the procedural justice was exploited by Kohort to delay the cost of the Nations with cost in cases where it is not necessary or necessary for the continuation of it to continue and to disappoint ”.

A hearing a hearing on Wednesday night was expected to cost Australia at least $ 2.5 billion for thirty years, and Nauru Banking is $ 408 million in the first year and the next year 70 million dollars.

Clare Sharp, head of the Department of Immigration of the Ministry of Interior, said that the majority of funds will be placed in the Trust Fund of the Pacific Nation, which is governed by Australia. The total amount was committed to the number of people whom Nauru agreed to take.

“If there are six people in Nauru, the majority of this [yearly] If the payment enters a trust and sits on confidence and the agreement is disappointed and never grows and never surrendered, trust can be withdrawn. ”

With the coalition support, although there was a strong rebuke from Crossbench, the draft passed Thursday afternoon.

Independent Law Senator David Pocock said the bill was in a hurry and contrary to Labour’s values. The Green Senator David Shoebridge criticized the arrangement with Nauru as a “a toxic deportation agreement”.

Shoebridge, “We want to treat our Pacific neighbors as friends. We aim to treat them equally. We need to treat them as a partner,” he said.

“But instead, the Albanian government literally bribes… Our Pacific neighbors to be Australia’s 21st century unloading area and a penalty colony.”

Senators Mehreen Faruqi and Lidia Thorpe overthrew the big parties in a ibi race -oriented race ”.

Faruqi said, “You praise the immigrants for what they bring to this country. You eat our dinner, you enjoy our festivals, but then you sew dirty agreements with the coalition to demonize us, because this invoice is doing it, Far Faruqi said.

Sanmati, the Legal Director of the Human Rights Law Center, said that the barely revealing the an anti -fair invoice çalıştır is that the government said, “The government wanted a mass deportation of the kind of immigrants and refugees that we have never seen before having to give a second thought”.

Verma argued that the laws gave the government the authority to exile Nauru without a warning or reasonable process.

“Without having to ask even the most basic questions… A person will not die without appropriate maintenance in Nauru, whether he will target violence like other refugees, or will be separated from their families permanently.”

“Frankly, the Australian government does not want to know the answers to these questions.”

Verma said the government has contributed to the normalization of racism and anti -immigration emotions in Australia.

“The Albanian government has a new low level of how to treat immigrants and refugees, but our rights should be the same regardless of visa status.”

Jana Favero, the Assistant General Manager of the Asylum seeker Source Center, said that the most basic legal security – the right to justice – from the decisions of deportation of legislation.

He said that the law had already discontinued appeal before the courts and gave the government the authority to deport deportation to Nauru without news or legal applications, confirms the law and confirms the provision.

“The threat of deportation is now true for thousands of people: People with Australian citizens, including children. This will lead to a permanent family separation.”

Favero said the Australian government should be ashamed of the “secret” agreement with Nauru.

On Wednesday, the government refused to make an agreement with Nauru in Parliament. Favero said it does not contain transparency of the number of people who can be deported and how public money will be spent.

The center of asylum seekers said that the new legislation gives the government the authority to deport people without the chance to object to a proper warning or a decision – even if the government makes a serious mistake.

“This legislation is a comprehensive attack on the rights of tens of thousands of people, only for where they were born,” he said.