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Shadow Defence minister RichardMarlesMP says there is bipartisan support for offshore processing, despite what the government claims.

 

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RichardMarlesMP We will continue it until we dont

RichardMarlesMP 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 ahhh. You sold out the majority of Australians to hop in to bed with greens, you will do it again & again. Rudd & Gillard did it The devil we know is looking better now Labor had exposed themselves as an arm of the Green. billshortenmp ScottMorrisonMP Bowenchris

RichardMarlesMP The Greens will pressure Labor to get rid of those centres and allow all refugees to come to Australia because labor need the Greens votes

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