Dutton warns case over Biloela ‘anchor babies’ could go on for months

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The Home Affairs Minister also accused Priya and Nadesalingam of using their children to justify their migration case.

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has warned the fate of a Biloela family being detained on Christmas Island may not be decided for months.

In his interview with 2GB presenter Ray Hadley, Mr Dutton made reference to so-called “anchor babies” – a term used for instances when families use their children to help justify their migration cases. The Sri Lankan couple came separately to Australia by boat several years ago before marrying, having two children and settling in the central Queensland town of Biloela.

"After arriving in Australia in 2012, Nades was issued a bridging visa that did not allow him to exit and return to Australia, making what Mr Dutton says untrue and simply impossible - the Minister should know that.”

 

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The absolute definition of a psychopath... I am disgusted by such cruelty ... Let the Tamil family to go back to their home Biloela HomeToBiloela

MSMWatchdog2013 What a brute. The parents have not used their kids in that way. Hundreds of thousands of Australians think the deportation is bastardy. That deliberate misrepresentation of the facts is despicable and unbecoming of a parliamentarian. But expected from this lot.

What a shocker that Mr Potato Head is a see you next time.

The walking abortion wants to have a crack about anchor babies!

Hopefully it takes close to eight years... That way the little girls will be eligible for citizenship...

That maybe so but professional assessors, even artificial almighty ones such as Dutton, aren't allowed to offer up their own opinions - it makes their decisions appear personal and prejudiced.

Bollard Head

If your and family's life were in danger, you'd look for leverage, too.

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