English Refugees enter Australia illegaly
About 50,000 people are illegally living and working in Australia, mainly holidaymakers who don't want to leave our sunny shores.
Figures released by the Department of Immigration (DIMIA) yesterday show more than 40,000 of the overstayers had entered Australia on visitor visas, and most had stayed up to a year over their entitlement. The typical culprit is likely to be a man from Britain aged from 24 -31, or an English woman over 60. Golly, where are the screams? Should we shoot the planes out of the sky? If refugees come by boat we shoot them out of the water
The effort to locate overstayers had been helped by the establishment of a "Dob-In Line". Immigration Minister and National Obesity Winner Amanda Vanstone said dobbing in people had been "a raging success."
About 50,000 people are illegally living and working in Australia, mainly holidaymakers who don't want to leave our sunny shores.
Figures released by the Department of Immigration (DIMIA) yesterday show more than 40,000 of the overstayers had entered Australia on visitor visas, and most had stayed up to a year over their entitlement. The typical culprit is likely to be a man from Britain aged from 24 -31, or an English woman over 60. Golly, where are the screams? Should we shoot the planes out of the sky? If refugees come by boat we shoot them out of the water
The effort to locate overstayers had been helped by the establishment of a "Dob-In Line". Immigration Minister and National Obesity Winner Amanda Vanstone said dobbing in people had been "a raging success."
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