Dodgy migration agent gets jail for conning unwitting immigrants
Some victims believed they had been granted legal entry to Australia, while others paid over $15,000 for supposed visas that never arrived.
Tag: Illegal immigrants
What it’s like to live and work illegally in Australia
OPINION & ANALYSIS: To end exploitation in Australia, we need to have a zero tolerance to exploitation, rather than a zero tolerance to breaches of visas by migrants.
Former Australian PM John Howard warns UK to secure their borders
John Howard tells David Cameron to secure UK borders against an influx of migrants.
People smugglers struggle as demand dives
People smugglers in Indonesia have formed a “super syndicate” as Australia’s new resettlement policy sees demand for their services from asylum seekers plummet.
People smugglers may turn to shipping containers
People smugglers are reported to be offering to put asylum seekers in shipping containers to get them to Australia or New Zealand.
Boat people not the enemy says Labor
The federal opposition has questioned a directive that immigration staff refer to boat people as “illegal” arrivals.
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