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ISIS bride is BANNED from returning to Australia: Albanese government blocks attempt

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Printed: 23:56 EST, 17 February 2026 | Up to date: 00:51 EST, 18 February 2026

An ISIS bride has been stopped from returning to Australia from Syria after being slapped with a short lived ban.

House Affairs Minister Tony Burke revealed on Wednesday a ‘short-term exclusion order’ had been enforced.

‘I can affirm that one particular person on this cohort has been issued a short lived exclusion order, which was made on recommendation from safety businesses,’ he stated.

‘At this stage safety businesses haven’t supplied recommendation that different members of the cohort meet the required authorized thresholds for short-term exclusion orders.’

It is believed the ladies and kids previously linked to ISIS are being supported by outstanding Sydney physician Jamal Rifi, a private good friend of Burke.

Burke claimed he had not spoken with Dr Rifi concerning the problem.

‘I’ve no info aside from what I’ve seen within the media about whether or not Dr Jamal Rifi is in Australia or abroad,’ the minister stated.

‘He has not mentioned any plans with me, nor would he have any motive to.’ 

ISIS bride is BANNED from returning to Australia: Albanese government blocks attempt

House Affairs Minister Tony Burke (above) revealed on Wednesday a ‘short-term exclusion order’ had been enforced

The women and children (some above), formerly associated with ISIS, were issued temproary Australian passports

The ladies and kids (some above), previously related to ISIS, had been issued temproary Australian passports

The revelation comes as a convoy of ISIS brides is about to fly dwelling to Australia inside days after Syrian authorities acquired ‘legitimate paperwork and passports’, regardless of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledging they acquired no assist.

The group of 34 girls and kids had been anticipated to journey from the Al Roj internment camp in Syria’s northeast, the place they’ve lived for nearly seven years, to the nation’s capital, Damascus.

As soon as there they may plan their onward journey to Australia.

They tried to go away the camp on Monday however had been circled on the freeway by authorities and compelled to return, amid issues the group did not have the proper permissions between the factions governing the area.

The detention camp’s director, Hakamia Ibrahim, has now confirmed all 11 households had been issued Australian passports.

‘We photographed the households’ passports and made copies. I personally noticed the passports and obtained copies of them – this can be a safety measure,’ Ms Ibrahim informed the Sydney Morning Herald.

It is believed the passports had been ‘single‑use solely’.

Many condemned their return as a hazard to nationwide safety, forcing Albanese to return out and declare the brides may face ‘the complete drive’ of the legislation once they landed in Australia.

The convoy of ISIS brides (above) attempted to fly home to Australia just days after Syrian authorities received 'valid documents and passports'

The convoy of ISIS brides (above) tried to fly dwelling to Australia simply days after Syrian authorities acquired ‘legitimate paperwork and passports’

‘We have now no sympathy, frankly, for individuals who travelled abroad with a view to take part in what was an try to ascertain a caliphate to undermine, destroy our lifestyle,’ Albanese informed the ABC.

‘And so, as my mom would say, “you make your mattress, you lie in it”. It is unlucky that kids are impacted by this as nicely, however we’re not offering any assist.’

Doable expenses embody travelling to an space managed by terrorists and being a member of a terrorist group, offences punishable with 10‑yr jail phrases.

The federal government is claimed to be contemplating issuing short-term orders to stop a number of the girls from getting into the nation.

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