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Seventh boatload of aslyum-seekers in one week - Labor's border protection collapse.
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The problem hasn't perplexed several governments, only Labor. The Howard government had it fixed, down to about 1 boat a year compared to the 63 this year. Whatever the coalition spent on border protection per person, their total budget was a tiny fraction of what Labor's policies are costing the nation today, let alone the clogging of the legal system and the blow out on legal costs.
Tony Abbott said no to the beating of children and yes to off shore processing. Juliar spent 15 minutes discussing the issue, and it was her way or nothing. What a useless negotiator. She turned down the coalition's compromise even when her minister for immigration recommended going with Nauru. She said no when her best advice was Nauru. The only party that Juliar will take policy from is the Greens.
As for your sycophantic regurgitation of labor policy, and the unbelievable "the pacific solution didn't work" what next? Is the earth flat?
Labor is easy to beat up on with its raft of bad and failed policies, from Pink batts, school halls, the highest priced carbon tax in the world, and the highest mining tax in the world. They are a total joke.
Every one of Labor's new reforms needs a new tax, and yet we keep going further into debt. The deficit for 2011/12 was at election time predicted at 12bn, in May it was 22bn, and is now 37bn. A $25bn black hole in one year.