A hate speech campaigner who has said that "doctors who perform abortions should be executed" was rightly denied a visa to enter Australia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJek9bi1bc0

On September 30 Peter Dutton MP cancelled the visa of Troy Newman under section 128 of the Migration Act 1958 following a request from Terri Butler MP. Dutton made it clear that his presence was not welcome as it would threaten the health, safety or good order of the Australian community (Migr 1958 sect. 116.1.e.i).

Newman then booked another flight to LA, and subsequently boarded his international flight, despite his visa being revoked. He was detained on arrival. He then wasted the High Court of Melbourne's time by appealing - the court made it clear he had no grounds on which to appeal after illegally entering our country, and he was promptly sent back to the cesspit he came from.

Quote:"Acting as he did means he does not come to this court with clean hands," (Justice Nettle) said.

In a statement, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said he had instructed the department to "expedite" Mr Newman's removal from Australia.

"Any person who enters Australia without a valid visa and does not have a lawful basis to remain in Australia is expected to depart," he said.

"His detention and removal is entirely related to his decision to openly flout Australian law and travel to Australia without a valid visa."

(October 12, 2015 at 8:52 am)Aractus Wrote: A hate speech campaigner who has said that "doctors who perform abortions should be executed" was rightly denied a visa to enter Australia.

On September 30 Peter Dutton MP cancelled the visa of Troy Newman under section 128 of the Migration Act 1958 following a request from Terri Butler MP. Dutton made it clear that his presence was not welcome as it would threaten the health, safety or good order of the Australian community (Migr 1958 sect. 116.1.e.i).

Newman then booked another flight to LA, and subsequently boarded his international flight, despite his visa being revoked. He was detained on arrival. He then wasted the High Court of Melbourne's time by appealing - the court made it clear he had no grounds on which to appeal after illegally entering our country, and he was promptly sent back to the cesspit he came from.

Quote:"Acting as he did means he does not come to this court with clean hands," (Justice Nettle) said.

In a statement, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said he had instructed the department to "expedite" Mr Newman's removal from Australia.

"Any person who enters Australia without a valid visa and does not have a lawful basis to remain in Australia is expected to depart," he said.

"His detention and removal is entirely related to his decision to openly flout Australian law and travel to Australia without a valid visa."

Ugh... that video is appalling. He deliberately tried to make "Christians are being persecuted" propaganda after trying to travel illegally.

What a douchebag.

He really is a sick person, in charge of a group of psychotic radicals. Only Tony Perkins's "Family Research Council" (and of course, the Westboro Baptist jerks) comes close. 

When I was living in Kansas, Newman's organization, Operation Rescue, quite literally inspired one of his devotees, Scott Roeder, to execute an abortion providing doctor at Sunday church service, in Wichita.

http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/07...oup/204519

You Aussies were right to deport him, Danny.

Over here, he's just one of many.

What an asshole.

(October 12, 2015 at 11:41 am)Minimalist Wrote: You Aussies were right to deport him, Danny.

Over here, he's just one of many.

But it's not in good style to drop toxic waste in another country.

(October 12, 2015 at 1:51 pm)abaris Wrote:

(October 12, 2015 at 11:41 am)Minimalist Wrote: You Aussies were right to deport him, Danny.

Over here, he's just one of many.

But it's not in good style to drop toxic waste in another country.

They should have kept him as the player to be named later in the Ken Ham trade.

Ken Ham doesn't incite violence. You can have whatever wackjob beliefs you like, we don't care, but you can't incite hate and violence against other people.

And we certainly don't believe in executing anyone, no matter how heinous the crime.

(October 12, 2015 at 1:51 pm)abaris Wrote:

(October 12, 2015 at 11:41 am)Minimalist Wrote: You Aussies were right to deport him, Danny.

Over here, he's just one of many.

But it's not in good style to drop toxic waste in another country.

US foreign policy really hasn't changed much, has it?

Yes. We don't want a piece of shit like that in Oz.

Just hope he doesn't end up coming here.