[quote author=athos link=1374278852/0#0 date=1374278851]Bravo Kevin send those Muslim criminals to Papua hungry cannibals as some fresh meat and problem environmentally solved. Hopefully other civilized countries will follow your example. Let them migrate to their developed Saudi Arabia and Abu Dabi.

Australia to deport asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea

http://rt.com/news/australia-asylum-seekers-deport-326/

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MUSLIM ANTS INVADE AUSTRALIA

Rudd added that the deal with Papua New Guinea is aimed at stopping "the scourge of people smuggling" and it sends a loud and clear message to the smugglers that  “their business model is now basically undermined.”

Thousands of asylum seekers come to into Indonesia every year where they pay smugglers to ferry them on overcrowded, rickety boats to Christmas Island - the nearest Australian territory. Since the beginning of 2013, more than 15,000 asylum seekers have arrived to Australia by sea, according to Rudd. Australia currently detains all boat arrivals.

The country received 16,000 asylum claims in 2012. The numbers of applicants has increased this year, with 12,400 asylum applications submitted to the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship between January and May.

Since 2001, around 1,000 people have died while trying to reach Australia's Indian Ocean territory,  Christmas Island. The deadliest incident occurred in 2011, when a boat sank off the coast of East Java, killing 200 people.
Papua New Guinea’s prime minister has not set a limit on the number of asylum seekers the country will accept.  In return, Australia – which is Papua New Guinea’s former colonial dominate and currently its largest source of foreign aid – has vowed to redevelop the refugee area. The agreement includes an expansion of the Manus Island detention center, which will be renovated to shelter 3,000 people – a sharp increase from its original capacity of around 600. The deal comes just one week after the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) found major shortcomings with the Manus center.

Most asylum seekers aiming to reach Australia travel to Indonesia from Iran. Others come from Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Vietnam, Iraq, Bangladesh, and Burma, according to Sky News.

Australia’s prime minister acknowledged at the news conference that Indonesia plans to toughen visa arrangements for Iranians, in a bid to stop the flow of illegal immigrants. It is not yet known when the restriction will take effect.

Human rights group Amnesty International has condemned Australia’s actions, claiming the country is not fulfilling its moral obligations.

"Mark this day in history as the day Australia decided to turn its back on the world's most vulnerable people, closed the door and threw away the key," Amnesty's regional refugee coordinator, Graeme McGregor, said in a statement.

A few hours after Rudd made the announcement, the Immigration Department reported a riot at its detention center on Nauru island. According to a spokeswoman for the department, a number of detainees had breached the fence and several staff and detainees were being treated for injuries.

Our jails are overflowing with Pacific Islanders, Muslims, Aborigines, Vietnamese and Chinese drug importers and dealers ~ and still we are bringing them into Australia

____ wrote on Jul 20^th, 2013 at 1:37pm:
They are 80 percent of the community, and yet 20 percent of the prison population. Now reverse those percentages for Pacific Islanders, Muslims, Aborigines, Vietnamese and Chinese.