According to 'The Age' of October 2, Australia is preparing to overturn its policy of more than three years and launch a mission to "repatriate dozens of women and children, the family members of former Islamic State fighters who have been languishing for years in squalid detention camps in Syria".

Out goes the Coalition, in come the terrorists?

And let's not have this "women and children not terrorists" malarkey. The women supported the Islamist fighters, and the children have been brought up in a horrible atmosphere of hatred and violence that has no place in Australia.

A spokesman for Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said that the Australian government’s overriding priority is the protection of Australians and Australia. Bulldust!

Waffle about whether or not there will be enough evidence to prosecute these terrorists' families would be and should be irrelevant if they stay where they are. They wanted to go there, knowing full well what the terrorists they joined were up to.

Presumably they are all Muslims, what’s wrong with a Muslim State giving them sanctuary and a new start in life.

Is Mise,
You'll never get a satisfactory answer from them but a lot of flak from our do-gooders !

The Labor government is misrepresenting these terror brides as 'victims', tricked into it!

It was very hard for them to get from Australia to the ME, but they did it. The media at the time was saturated with information about Islamic State atrocities, but they ignored that.

The Albanese government is dishonest and dangerous; certainly not to be trusted on this matter.

ASIO has given the green light after a visit to the
al-Roj detention camp.

Final risk assessments were also carried out on the
women and children and on their families back in
Australia.

It has been stressed that the Australian government's
priority is the protection of Australians and Australia's
national interest. That they are acting on the information
provided by our National Security organisation's advice.

Every pre-caution is being taken and not all women will
be repatriated.

For more than 3 years these children have been trapped in one
of the worst places in the world to be as a child. They've
been poorly nourished, have shrapnel wounds, have mental
health issues - and are barely hanging on.

Germany has repatriated 91, France 86, the US 26.
I believe Australia is considering roughly 20.

I guess its a moral choice that a predominantly Christian
country must make. A difficult choice - no doubt. However,
we have a government that is takine the advice and precautions
available to it. And for that we should be grateful.

Come on Foxy. We have a government that only got 35% of the vote & want to shore up the Muslim vote. Albo & co moral, you've got to be kidding.