‘There are some people of bad character’ arriving under medevac legislation | Sky News Australia

Peter Dutton is urging Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese to team up with the government in repealing the ‘bad law’, which passed parliament in February.

The Home Affairs Minister has told Sky News that ‘people of bad character can come, are able to come, and, in fact, are required to come under Labor’s laws that they passed’, highlighting that 30 people have been to Australia under the medevac laws. Mr Dutton says there are 'some people of bad character' who have travelled to the mainland after the passage of the legislation.

A shame you were let in Dutton.

Bad character... Like the African murdering soldiers you accepted and resettled in Australia?

There are some people of bad character arriving in Canberra from Queensland

BS! They are held in detention whilst they are receiving treatment. They are escorted by guards to and from the hospital. When treatment ends they go back. They are not in the community. You are full of excreta. BTW is that mouth of yours ever shut?

He accepted axe wielding murderers.

What about those 2 Rwanda killers PeterDutton_MP 's department let in? For Christ's sake take responsibility & stop blaming AustralianLabor it's sooooo boring 🙄

What is Duttons cultural background? He is a person i believe 'is of bad character' and i wish he was not in Australia.

MACHETE BLOKES arrived when exactly Spud? Are they now au pairs?

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