Foxy: Should Mr Dutton make an exception in their case?

No, I don't think so. That would give every Greenie/Left/socialist/Marxist Nut Case to start screaming, "If they can, so can everyone else who came here illegally." That would not be a good thing to happen.

These people came here illegally, (proven) are not refugees in the sense of the UNCHR Definition. (proven) Therefore they cannot be granted Asylum. They have had numerous Appeals rejected, both of them (proven)

Now it's time to go back to Sri Lanka & apply to immigrate to Australia, as anybody else has had to do. Mr. Dutton & the PM has stated that they would look unusually favourably on their Application.

Every Business, School, University, Government Office, Sports Club & anything else you would like to think off has Procedures. If any of these Agencies don't follow the Procedures, "To the Letter" there is hell to pay. That's why there are Royal Commissions etc, "because someone didn't follow Procedure."

These people must follow the proper Procedure. Then, they would be welcome back, with hundreds of people waiting in line to be their Sponsors.

I've read everything that I could on this particular
case and I've come to the conclusion that the sooner
this case is resolved the better. It's dragged on for far
too long.

The facts do seem to stack up that these people are not
genuine refugees. Nades has traveled freely to Sri
Lanka without being arrested. His family is living quite
safely in that country. Their case has been rejected after
being assessed by multiple government agencies.

If we truly believe in due process and respect our laws
then this family must be sent back and as many here have
stated - they need to go through the official and formal
process of applying officially to come to this country.

I'm sure that their application forms will be given due
consideration.

The government and Mr Dutton are in an awkward at present.
They cannot go against the rule of law as it currently stands.
Those who bring up the issue of the au pairs that Mr Dutton
made an exception forget that it was a totally
different matter - the au pairs were only seeking temporary
visa extensions - not to stay permanently.

A fat woman with dyed hair pictured in this morning's press holding up a placard saying, "Deport Dutton Now".

What a brilliant idea. Let's deport an elected government minister for doing the job he is paid to do: protect our borders and uphold the rule of law.

This mad woman and the morons herding like startled sheep around her should be the ones deported, along with their Sri Lankan mates.

Well he husbands trips to and from home amount to self defeat in his claim it is dangerous to send them home
Too the need to not restart what is clearly *financial refugees* boats from his country rules here
Yet I still think a quietly made choice to let them stay would have been the right one

Dear Jayb,

«That would give every Greenie/Left/socialist/Marxist Nut Case to start screaming»

Such as... Barnaby Joyce?

http://www.pedestrian.tv/news/barnaby-joyce-peter-dutton-biloela-tamil-family-deportation/

Despite this foolish "Left-Right" division, everyone can have a heart and the "Left" has no monopoly on compassion. In fact, they beget Stalin, Mao and similar monsters.

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Just a thought for those who are so obsessed with following procedures: given that Nadesalingam flew out and came back by plane, surely he is no longer a "boat-person"!

Dear Yuyutsu,

Nah, this is just a typical bit of projection. What the bloke is really saying is;

"That would give every Rightwing/racist/bigoted/WASP
Nut Case like me motivation to start screaming, "If they can, so can everyone else who came here illegally.""

Which is exactly what he is doing right now.