One Nation Would Have Passed the Immigration Law Changes If It Had the Balance of Power in the Senate 14/8/2006

One Nation Would Have Passed the Immigration Law Changes If It
Had the Balance of Power in the Senate

One Nation would have passed the Government's Immigration Law Changes if it held the balance of power in the Senate.

The Coalition MPs who crossed the floor, or threatened  to, snubbed the voters who  elected them, something One Nation Members of Parliament would never do.

We all know part of the reason for these changes is to appease Indonesia, a country potentially hostile to Australia, but anything that makes our vulnerable borders more secure and deters illegal immigrants has got to be supported.

As Pauline Hanson said in her maiden speech on September 10th  1996 "if I can invite who I want into my home, then I should have the right to have a say in who comes into my country".

It is to be hoped  the coalition consider  this when they  decide who they give their preferences to at the next election