Thread: Australia Makes It Absurdly Clear What It Looks Like When a Nation Secures Its Border

New PSA from Australia Makes It Absurdly Clear What It Looks Like When a Nation Secures Its Borders

By Michael Hausam (15 hours ago) | Nation, Politics, World



Australia has just launched a campaign designed to clearly communicate its policy for dealing with illegal immigrants, according to Twitchy. And it isn’t soft and mushy.

The campaign does one thing and does it quite starkly: it warns that they will be rejected under any circumstance whatsoever.

The accompanying graphic:



The warnings:

“If you get on a boat without a visa, you will not end up in Australia.”
“Any vessel seeking to illegally enter Australia will be intercepted and safely removed beyond Australian waters.”
“The rules apply to everyone: families, children, unaccompanied children, uneducated and skilled.”
“No matter who you are or where you are from, you will not make Australia home.”

Given that 65% of Americans disapprove of the administration’s handling of immigration, nearly half think that illegal immigration is being encouraged, and 57% do not want illegal immigrants to remain in the country, imagine what the response would be if a similar policy were put in place here.

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Sadly our leaders have become so weak, corrupt and simply anti-American they no longer care what happens to this country it appears their outlook is I am rich so therefore nothing or no one can harm me. America needs a few good men, strong with values and love of country, are there any remaining.

Ebola outbreak: Australia Shuts Borders While US ‘Works On New Guidelines’

Aussies freeze visas from West Africa, meanwhile CDC calls for voluntary quarantine

by Steve Watson | Infowars.com | October 28, 2014

While the Obama administration continues to argue against travel restrictions on flights from Ebola ravaged areas, Australia has become the latest nation to shut it’s borders and freeze all visas from West African countries.
The Australian immigration ministry is currently “not processing any application from these (Ebola) affected countries,” said its lead Minister, Scott Morrison, adding that the government is also suspending its humanitarian program.

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2:35 AM - 28 Oct 2014


Australia instigates ban on travel from West Africa

In the fight against Ebola, Australia has said: No thanks.

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Morrison also announced that holders of permanent Australian visas based in West African countries would be subject to a mandatory, three-week quarantine process prior to their departure. Thorough checks will also be carried out upon arrival of any travelers approved to visit Australia.
While some in Australia have accused the government of being overly isolationist, the Prime Minister, Tony Abbot said that Australian authorities “are continuing to talk to our friends and partners about what more might be done to address the situation in West Africa,” and that he did “not rule out Australia doing more.”
The Australian response provides a stark contrast to that of the US government, with the Obama administration still refusing to issue travel restrictions, arguing that isolating affected regions could make the problem worse.


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Katrina @Hurakane21 Follow
@cnnbrk Good!!! America should do the same thing!!!! Stop spreading Ebola! Stop caring about feelings or legal crap!! It's killing people!!
2:37 AM - 28 Oct 2014


A recent Washington Post/ABC News poll revealed that a vast majority of Americans from both sides of the political spectrum want entry restrictions put into place. A whopping two thirds of Americans want flight bans, while 91 percent want stricter screening procedures at U.S. airports.
A more recent Reuters poll consolidated the findings.


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nicole @kurwathis Follow
@cnnbrk @CNN at least they're taking real actions
2:37 AM - 28 Oct 2014

Even Senate Democrats and Democratic Governors are now declaring their support for a travel ban, realising that it is overwhelmingly popular with voters.

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6:22 AM - 28 Oct 2014


With Governors in Illinois, New York and New Jersey all attempting to implement quarantine restrictions on returning health workers, the Obama administration has said it is working on new federal guidelines for those returning from Ebola-stricken areas. The White House is keen to keep quarantine procedures voluntary.
The Wall Street Journal reports that new guidelines, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recommend that people at high risk of developing Ebola voluntarily isolate themselves from others for 21 days.
Of course, neither the CDC nor the White House can enforce anything on States when it comes to their responses to the crisis.


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6:11 AM - 28 Oct 2014


CDC Sets New Ebola Protocols, Can’t Enforce Them

Governors can keep imprisoning health workers if they want.

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“I don’t think when you’re dealing with something as serious as this you can count on a voluntary system,” said New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, speaking on Fox News Sunday. “This is the government’s job.”
He added: “I think this is a policy that will become a national policy sooner or later.”
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, told CNN’s State of the Union that state officials are taking action in the absence of federal leadership.
“Governors of both parties are reacting because there isn’t a trust in the leadership of this administration,” Issa said.

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Steve Watson is the London based writer and editor for Alex Jones’ Infowars.com, and Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics at The University of Nottingham, and a Bachelor Of Arts Degree in Literature and Creative Writing from Nottingham Trent University.

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