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Is Australia Ready to Become a Police State?
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The department says an estimated 62,100 people were unaccounted for in Australia during 2014, which is roughly 1.2 per cent of the 5.5 million people who enter the country each year on temporary visas.
Where do they come from? In 2013 by nationality came from China (7690), Malaysia (6420), the US (5220) and the UK (3780). I suspect the high number of Chinese and Malays may be many students who overstay and the Americans and Brits backpackers who go beyond their temporary visa. Many may well eventually voluntarily return home. On top of new arrivals there are to quote the national president of the Migration Institute of Australia, Angela Chan, "They may have been here for 20 years and you know, have just forgotten to do something about their visas. And they have now become a substantial part of the community, they are employed and they have connections here."
Given what is known about overstayers is Abbott and Dutton overstepping the make with their poorly paid, under trained, paramilitary Australian Boarder Force? I think so.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/the-australian-border-force-recruitment-drive-what-australias-newest-security-agency-is-looking-for-in-new-recruits-20150830-gjbb2k.html