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"Peter Dutton erupts in fury, vowing to “drag Anthony Albanese before the International Criminal Court” after alleging the Prime Minister lied to Parliament, secretly deployed a government jet to bring back 47 so-called “ISIS brides,” poured $68 million of taxpayer funds into sealed-off compounds, while Albanese insists there is “no mandatory surveillance” even as the newly signed Digital ID laws are claimed to force Australians into 24/7 facial and fingerprint scanning — a confrontation Dutton calls a shocking betrayal of the nation

Peter Dutton’s explosive accusation has sent shockwaves through Canberra, igniting one of the most volatile political firestorms Australia has seen in years. He claims Anthony Albanese not only misled Parliament but actively enabled the return of individuals connected to extremist ideology under a veil of secrecy and deception.

According to Dutton, the Prime Minister orchestrated the covert use of a government jet to fly 47 so-called “ISIS brides” back into the country. He alleges the operation was intentionally hidden from MPs, the public, and even national security briefings that typically accompany such decisions.

The controversy intensified when financial records surfaced showing an estimated $68 million in taxpayer funds had been allocated to housing these arrivals in guarded villas. Security personnel, transport, psychological services and welfare costs reportedly account for the staggering expenditure.

Dutton did not mince words, insisting Albanese’s actions constituted a “deliberate betrayal of Australia,” adding that bringing individuals associated with extremist networks back onto Australian soil without transparent oversight posed an unacceptable national security threat.

At the centre of the uproar is the allegation that Albanese lied directly to Parliament—Australia’s highest democratic forum—about the purpose of the government aircraft used in the mission. Opponents argue that such deceit undermines the very foundation of public trust.

The Prime Minister’s office responded by dismissing the claims as “manufactured hysteria,” insisting that the repatriation was consistent with international standards and undertaken with extensive risk assessment. Yet the lack of disclosed documentation has only fueled further suspicion.

Compounding the crisis is the backlash surrounding the newly-passed Digital ID legislation, which critics argue grants unprecedented power to the government and strips Australians of their privacy and autonomy. Citizens across the country have voiced concerns about digital overreach.

Dutton argues the law will create a society where Australians must constantly verify their identity through facial recognition and fingerprint scanning merely to access basic services or public spaces. He warns this could trigger a “24/7 surveillance state.”

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