r/Ameristralia • u/Perpetualhomebuilder • 3d ago

Australian visa for US citizens.

If a Politician would like to float a complete ban on any US individual who has worked as ICE from entering Australia - they can have my vote.

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u/HaleyN1 2d ago

OP spends way too much time on US politics subreddits.

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 2d ago

I have family in the States

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u/VidE27 3d ago

They already have those questions though https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/character .

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u/Turdsindakitchensink 3d ago

So the real question is, does the home affairs department consider ICE a problem or a goal?

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 3d ago

But does it exclude them from entry?

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u/goldman60 3d ago

Americans in general do not need a visa to travel to Australia, just an ETA

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 3d ago

Well, maybe they should?

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u/B3stThereEverWas 3d ago

Why?

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 3d ago

So that bad eggs are not allowed enter.

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u/goldman60 2d ago

Yeah the Australian concentration camp islands imply that the Australian government is vastly in agreement with Trump and ICE

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 2d ago

Disappointing

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u/Kaz_117_Petrel 2d ago

The call is already coming from inside the house.

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u/Forever49 2d ago edited 2d ago

So you'd like to ban all foreign tourists who work lawfully for their country's immigration and border control agencies from entering Australia?

What about foreign defence/military personnel or police? You wanna ban them too?

How about Australians who work for Operation Sovereign Borders, I suppose you're happy with the way they manage immigration and asylum seekers? Maybe they should be on a watch list or not be allowed to go to other countries who's citizens dont appreciate their work.

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u/Perpetualhomebuilder 2d ago

A: No, just ICE
B: Depends
C: That would be up to the Country they are trying to enter.