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Pauline Hanson’s urgent plea to Anthony Albanese as ISIS brides prepare to return to Australia

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October 1, 2026
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Pauline Hanson has demanded {that a} group of Australian ladies linked to Islamic State, together with their youngsters, be barred from returning to Australia as they put together to depart Syria.

The group contains 4 ladies and 9 youngsters, all Australian residents, who departed a detention camp on Friday.

They’ve secured Australian passports and airline tickets to depart Syria, however are anticipated to face intensive safety checks in Damascus that would take a number of days.

Senator Hanson labelled the ladies ‘terrorists’ and stated they need to by no means be allowed again into the nation.

‘They’re terrorists who shouldn’t be permitted to come back to Australia,’ she stated.

Her feedback got here after Penny Wong confirmed on Monday that any returnees could possibly be arrested and jailed for travelling to a declared battle zone.

The Australian authorities has beforehand stated it was legally required to problem passports to the group, however warned they might face ‘the total drive of the legislation’ if proof of felony conduct emerged.

Wong bolstered that place throughout a press convention in Adelaide, making clear the federal government was not facilitating their return.

‘These are Australian residents and the federal government is just not aiding them to return,’ she stated. 

In the event that they do, they are going to face the total drive of the legislation.

Hanson (pictured) called the group 'terrorists' and demanded they not be allowed to return

Hanson (pictured) known as the group ‘terrorists’ and demanded they not be allowed to return

James Paterson (pictured) rejected claims the government was not helping return the group

James Paterson (pictured) rejected claims the federal government was not serving to return the group

Senator Hanson has repeatedly argued the ladies ought to be left in Syria.

In March, she claimed correctional officers had advised her {that a} 50-bed wing at Dillwynia Girls’s Correctional Centre was being ready to deal with returning Australian ladies linked to ISIS.

That declare was later rejected by Anoulack Chanthivong, who stated the improve works have been a part of broader, budget-funded safety enhancements.

Regardless of the denial, Hanson accused Labor governments of concealing the reality from Australians.

‘Labor cannot be trusted to be sincere with the Australian individuals. They can not be trusted to maintain the neighborhood secure from radical Islamic terror. They can not be trusted to maintain vicious antisemitic extremism in verify,’ she stated on the time.

‘These ladies have to be left in Syria. They freely selected to interrupt our legal guidelines and journey to the Center East and be part of within the wicked barbarity that was the hallmark of the so-called Islamic State ‘caliphate’. Australians don’t desire them again.’

4 ladies and 9 youngsters, all Australian residents, try to return to Australia.

James Paterson has rejected the federal government’s declare it isn’t aiding the group, declaring it has issued them with Australian passports.

Four women and nine children, all Australian citizens, are attempting to return to Australia (file)

4 ladies and 9 youngsters, all Australian residents, try to return to Australia (file)

Chatting with Sky Information Australia on Monday, Senator Paterson stated the Albanese Authorities was actively facilitating the group’s return regardless of having the authorized energy to stop it.

‘My view is that if you happen to go away a affluent, secure and harmonious liberal democracy to hitch an Islamist dying cult and a listed terrorist organisation, you’ve got successfully repudiated your loyalty to Australia,’ he stated.

‘You don’t deserve the help of the Australian authorities with a passport or some other doc to re-enter the nation sooner or later.’

Senator Paterson stated the federal government had clear authority beneath the Passports Act to cancel or refuse journey paperwork however had chosen to not use it.

‘We all know that the Albanese authorities has supplied journey paperwork and passports to those individuals, despite the fact that there’s a energy beneath the Passports Act to cancel or refuse these passports,’ he stated.

‘Below the previous Coalition authorities, international ministers routinely refused and cancelled passports for ISIS fighters or suspected ISIS fighters, whether or not they have been attempting to depart Australia to hitch ISIS or trying to return after having joined.’

Senator Paterson additionally pointed to the provision of short-term exclusion orders, which permit authorities to lawfully hold people offshore whereas terrorism investigations are performed.

‘Solely a type of orders has been utilized by the Albanese authorities, and so far as we all know, not one of the passports have been refused or cancelled.’

He stated the federal government now wanted to clarify its actions.

‘They’ve to clarify why they’re looking for to facilitate these individuals returning to our nation,’ Senator Paterson stated.



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