Just in time for the election campaign, Albo’s bad wogs are at it again. For the past three years, Australians have been reaping the deplorable and inevitable outcome of Anthony Albanese appointing a boat-chasing ‘refugee advocate’ as immigration minister and activist judges putting the ‘rights’ of criminal foreigners before innocent Australians.
When the High Court ruled that hundreds of foreign-born criminals, including contract killers, rapists and paedophiles, were wrongly held in immigration detention, Labor nearly fell over itself to comply. They summarily turned loose the whole lot, without so much as an ankle bracelet. To absolutely no one’s surprise, many of them went right back to re-offending.
They’re still getting away with it.
Anthony Albanese’s mandatory minimum sentencing laws threatening 12 months’ jail for hundreds of dangerous NZYQ non-citizens who breach visa conditions have been “bungled”, with a loophole allowing offenders to remain free.
Department of Home Affairs officials have confirmed that laws passed in November 2023 do not require judges to impose one-year jail sentences and acknowledged the parliament would need to amend laws to “remove the judicial flexibility”.
Which is as good an admission as any you’ll get that the problem comes down to activist judges. So, why don’t we have laws similar to ‘industrial manslaughter’ laws, which would hold judges accountable for crimes committed by the people they so willfully set free?
I imagine we’d get much stiffer sentencing if the judges who freed Masi Ayiik had to share a cell with him, or put him up in their mansions on home detention. Ayiik was free on multiple bail counts when he (allegedly!) beat a woman then attacked police with a metal pole. Police shot him, unfortunately merely wounding him.
During a filing hearing on Monday, Mr Ayiik fronted court from the dock wearing a blue checkered dress shirt. He sat comfortably with both his hands resting behind his head as his defence barrister told the court an application for bail would be made.
It’s almost as if he knows perfectly well that he’ll be set free yet again.
Because, y’know, he’s a good boy and din’ do nuffin’.
Mr Ayiik expressed anger before magistrate Carrie O’Shea at his treatment by Victoria Police officers, saying they were “making it hard for me to live my life”.
“Im f..king sick of this … You guys think I’m violent, right? You guys think I’m violent,” he said […]
The 33-year-old had breached his visa conditions 22 times between February and March this year and has a criminal history that includes rioting, affray, recklessly causing injury, car theft and possessing a drug of dependence.
Gosh, why would anyone think this fine, upstanding member of society is at all violent?
Just like all the other fine gentlemen the Albanese government and virtue-signalling judges have turned loose on innocent Australians.
The alleged incident involving Mr Ayiik follows claims of other violent crimes by NZYQ non-citizens, including the alleged robbery and bashing of 73-year-old Perth grandmother and cancer patient Ninette Simons by a freed immigration detainee […]
[Opposition home affairs spokesman James Paterson] said Labor’s “never-ending NZYQ debacle has once again left community safety at risk from hardcore criminals who have been released from immigration detention under this government’s watch” […]
Government figures reveal 104 of the 300 dangerous NZYQ non-citizens have reoffended, including 21 who have breached visa conditions and committed a state or territory offence, and 83 who have been charged with state and territory criminal offences.
Make the politicians, bureaucrats and judges personally accountable for the results of their actions and we’ll see how quick they lock up these creeps and boot them out of the country.
