Pauline Hanson says she ‘loves’ the idea of mass deportations in Australia after meeting with controversial leader of hard-right Restore Britain party in the UK
Australian senator Pauline Hanson has said she "loves" the idea of implementing mass deportations in Australia, after holding talks in the UK with the leader of the hard-right Restore Britain party. The comments align Hanson, long known for her hardline stance on immigration through her One Nation party, with a controversial British political movement, and are likely to reignite debate over Australia's own immigration and deportation policies.
Few further details of the meeting were disclosed in the available report, including exactly when or where it took place or what specific deportation measures were discussed. The remarks come amid wider international debate over immigration enforcement, with hard-right parties in both Britain and Australia increasingly vocal on the issue.
- Pauline Hanson praises mass deportation idea after meeting UK hard-right leader
- Talks held with Restore Britain party's controversial leader
- Comments likely to fuel immigration debate in Australia