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Liberal Senator Jim Molan says he would be disappointed if by offering humanitarian visas to at risk and fleeing Hong Kongers, Australia went over the typical levels of migration. “By all means, use humanitarian visas, but the total should be subtracted from the permanent residence ,” Mr Molan said.
JimMolan Jim Molan said “I don’t worry about the facts”
JimMolan Going over the level for years. But we’re all in this together yeah
JimMolan It’s quite simple. Give the Hong Kong people the visas that they need and cut some of the 100s of thousand Chinese or Indian people coming in.
JimMolan It’s a bipartisan decision. Many like Penny Wong. For Hong Kong youngsters they will vote by whoever more righteous. Support Australian core values. Fight for freedom against China’s Regime.
JimMolan
JimMolan Wow. You took in a bunch of refugees that do not work, hate you, and cause crime, but working employable people from Hong Kong will be a problem? You are just as crazy as the U.S., maybe worse off.
JimMolan Cool story Jim
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