Keep them there!

Australians in Syrian detention camps to be brought home by federal government

Preparations are underway to assist more than 20 women and more than 40 children who have been in the camps since the fall of the so-called Islamic State in 2019.

The Australian government is engaged in an act of high treason.

Al Banause’s gubbermint is planning  to launch a mission to repatriate a few dozen jihad whores and their brood, which they call “cubs of the caliphate”

Those who import them are responsible for the inevitable jihad attacks on our people. Their children will murder our children. Everyone who supports this has blood on their hands.

General Practitioner Dr Jamal Rifi says he believes it’s about time Australian women and children stuck in Syria be repatriated.

“They definitely need to be repatriated, at least for the sake of those children,” Dr Rifi told Sky News host Chris Kenny.

Their children are their responsibility. Rifi should pay their bills.

Al Banause’s treacherous government is planning to launch a secret mission to repatriate dozens of Australian women and children stuck in Syria.

They are not Australian. These are Mohammedan headchoppers.

A rescue plan to bring dozens of Australian women and children back from detention camps in Syria is set to be implemented by the federal government.

The 16 women and 42 children are expected to repatriated from the Syrian al-Hol and Roj camps by the federal government.

Concerns over ‘unnecessary risk, enormous cost’ of mission to rescue families of IS fighters in Syria

The federal Opposition has remained resolutely against bringing dozens of Australian women and children back from detention camps in Syria.

It comes as the Labor government has set up a plan to repatriate 16 women and 42 children and families of Islamic State members who have been held in al-Roj and Hol detention camp in northeast Syria near the Iraqi border.

A secret ASIO mission into Syria has cleared the way for the families to be repatriated to Australia, The Australian newspaper reported on Monday.