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Australia will implement a policy to detain visa overstayers as part of an immigration enforcement strategy, affecting approximately 77,000 individuals. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the expansion of the Australian Border Force and the introduction of new provisions to prevent visa hopping. Rights groups have raised concerns about the potential impact on undocumented workers.
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Australia will implement a policy to detain visa overstayers as part of an immigration enforcement strategy, affecting approximately 77,000 individuals. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the expansion of the Australian Border Force and the introduction of new provisions to prevent visa hopping. Rights groups have raised concerns about the potential impact on undocumented workers.
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Australia to Detain Visa Overstayers as Part of Immigration Enforcement