The Australian Federal Police and the Australian Border Force have been commissioned by the government to manage the detainees who have been released under a joint operation, placing individuals under “strict, mandatory visa conditions”. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says parliament should rise and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese should not attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit until the government finds a “legislative fix” to keep the community safe.
The government is considering new laws and regulations available to deal with the fallout of the decision. The High Court ruled on November 8 that it was illegal for the government to keep people in immigration detention indefinitely which overturned a 20-year precedent
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