https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/scott-morrison-vows-to-deport-child-s...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has vowed to revoke the visa of an Iraqi man who arrived by boat under Labor then indecently assaulted a three-year-old girl at a Western Sydney shopping mall.

“He has not only committed an appalling crime against an innocent child but against the country that gave him refuge and a new life,” the Prime Minister told The Daily Telegraph last night.

It is understood Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton will today formally begin the process of cancelling the permanent protection visa of security guard Mohammed Hassan Al Bayati, who was sentenced to 4½ years prison on Tuesday.

Earlier this year, a NSW District Court jury found the 30-year-old guilty of kidnapping with intent to obtain sexual gratification, an act of indecency with a victim under 10 years old and indecently assaulting a person under 16.

He will be eligible for parole in July 2021.

Whether he gets out then or later, Mr Morrison wants Al Bayati’s next stop to be Baghdad.

“He illegally entered the country during the period of Labor’s hopeless border failures and was rewarded by Labor with a permanent protection visa,” he said.

“It’s abhorrent and unacceptable that a young child was terrorised by someone that was granted protection in our country.”

It was Mr Morrison who, as Immigration Minister in 2014, brought in a law that a non-citizen’s visa is automatically cancelled when they are convicted of a serious crime and jailed for 12 months or more.

“This mandatory cancellation process is now underway for this convicted child predator,” Mr Morrison said last night.

“There is no place for him in Australia under our government’s tough border protection regimen.”

CCTV at DFO Homebush captured Al Bayati taking the three-year-old girl into a fire escape stairwell. Picture: Ten News
CCTV at DFO Homebush captured Al Bayati taking the three-year-old girl into a fire escape stairwell. Picture: Ten News
Al Bayati was one of the nation’s 6555 “illegal maritime arrivals” in 2011.

Then Immigration Minister, Labor’s Chris Bowen, intervened in the case in December that year and a permanent protection visa was issued to the future sex offender. Al Bayati indecently assaulted the young girl in December 2016 as her mother shopped for Christmas presents at DFO Homebush.

He worked there as a security guard. The mum had left the girl and her older sister in a play area.

After responding to a report of a lost child, Al Bayati led the girl down a set of fire stairs, exposed his penis and touched her underwear.

In sentencing, Judge John Pickering noted that after returning the girl Al Bayati had the “gall … to lecture” her mother about the danger of leaving the child. In a statement to the court, the mother said her daughter’s recovery would likely take years.

He continued to deny the crimes, however police found his DNA on the outside of the girl’s underpants.

It is believed that if Al Bayati is not deported immediately after his sentence he will be placed in detention.

Mr Morrison said: “All Australians should be safe within our local communities and my government will continue to pursue every available avenue to ensure Australians are protected.”

Mr Morrison’s 2014 visa changes strengthened the character provisions and allowed visa canc


the last thing we need to do is import child abusers...

send him packing.

So it has come to this....Blaming past Governments for the failings of the immigration department to vet refugees....What about Man Haron Monis, who let him into the country....What about two axe murdering terrorists the USA would not release yet they are somewhere in Australia walking free....Whilst I agree on deporting this fellow trying to score political points. it shows neither side has clean hands is dishonest and partisan bullshit as usual!!!

Gordon wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 9:23am:


Who issued it?

Gordon wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 9:23am:


Should the parents of those murdered by Man Haron Monis be able to sue George Brandis as well....Or any other immigration minister who has allowed anyone a visa who commits a crime???

philperth2010 wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 9:31am:


Heheh, an objection you didn’t have the integrity to make when Gregg was making his many many many references to Man Monis as being a product of the LNPs immigration intake.

With the left, it’s never the principle, it’s the side, hypocrisy writ large. 

Secret Wars wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 12:03pm:


It's not just the 'left' - this article clearly shows that - points scoring is attempted on all sides.

Time for the probationary visa for a period of ten years, during which time you can have it revoked and be deported for certain things..... such as organised criminal behaviour, severe criminal behaviour, terrorist activity or incitement or support ......

How many of those engaging in childcare and NDIS fraud would be on the next plane?  How many hot-heads at a demo chanting to remove people's heads would be offshored for hate speech and inciting terrorism?  Better to have them fight one another there than for us to fight them here....

Also limit it to one appeal....... a tribunal of Gauleiters should be able to work out which Untermenschen to keep and which to let go...

Sadly, provisional citizenship is on the horizon, with its implications of second class citizens.... another Frankenstinian monster created by government ineptitude and worn by a now-unbelieving public...

Round up all the Usual Suspect Second Class Citizens..... they are to be relocated to the Ostland...

philperth2010 wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 1:01pm:


Hehehe, yet you never complained...

Gnads wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 1:37pm:


Not sure where you're getting that from.

It says the exact opposite in the OP.

greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 2:12pm:


So you know what he was like when he lived in Iraq?

It doesn't say the exact opposite at all.

The reference was he was to become a paedophile in Australia in the future.

Just because he hadn't offended in Australia doesn't mean he hadn't in Iraq ....

and obviously no one knew shyte all about him prior to him be so called "vetted' for an entry visa.

You could hurt your back if you twist anymore.

 

Mattyfisk wrote on Aug 29^th, 2019 at 8:06pm:


Wonderful race, the Romans..... and the Islamists....

While the Muslim community does have the issue of radical Islam when looking at the big picture consider it is the driven by governments economic growth must be fueled by immigration and that is the issue, population growth going well beyond sustainable population levels, particularly for Australia, all under the pretense of an aging population.

This growth by immigration has and is a global event, which makes it possible that this ideology is driven by a higher power, a power that creates civil unrest in the ME and beyond with divide and rule machinations for a greater plan that creates population dispersal and diaspora.

I only lock my doors when I go out. There's a Musel prayer hall on my street for security.

Safest place in Sydney.

Pedro Curevo wrote on Aug 30^th, 2019 at 8:24am:


I'm sure it is driven by the higher/upper echelons.

Valkie wrote on Aug 30^th, 2019 at 4:43am:



lololol....  did they keep the Aboriginals well hidden in those days....what about the dark skinned Mediterraneans  shall we leave the Chinese out of this?

Locks only keep honest people out. 

cods wrote on Aug 31^st, 2019 at 12:04pm:


Yes - once you introduce the bad apples, many other apples soon rot ... that disease spread quickly.  The joys of multi-culturalism, innit?

Now we see Gypoes competing with one another to see how much they can rip off from a government subsidy and get a fine car that many of us would dream of, while amassing a property portfolio when once upon a time one HOME was sufficient and you worked for it.  No wonder many see working as a dead end, and would rather turn to crime when the rewards are clear - then there is the clear rorting of politicians and even police etc - when crime is done without a thought by those vested with running the show, what lesson is learned other than that crime pays?

Not long before everyone starts to see that crime does pay, so crime becomes pretty normal....

Drug dealing and importation, insurance scams, childcare rorts, NDIS rorts, immigration rorts, smuggling..... no wonder they view this as the Sucky Country....  they call us the Civilised Tribe because we're easy to sneak up on ......