Australian Immigration Daily News

I am looking for further victims of Abel Prasad.  If you are a victim of Abel Prasad then please contact Migration Alliance.  Do not respond in the comments below as Abel is likely to be following this post.    We are aware that Abel Prasad is a criminal who has served time in prison, and therefore your identity is best kept 'secret'.

Previous stories on Abel Kalpinand Prasad:

https://migrationalliance.com.au/immigration-daily-news/entry/2015-11-victim-of-abel-prasad-tells-her-story.html

This bill seeks to amend the Migration Act 1958 to require the temporary transfer of children and their families from offshore detention to Australia for the purpose of medical or psychiatric assessment.

Migration Amendment (Kids off Nauru) Bill 2018

Migration-Amendment-Kids-off-Nauru-Bill-2018----the-Bill.pdf

This week, the Department of Home Affairs released its Annual Report for recent financial year.  Migration Alliance brings you a summary of Report. 

The detailed 288-page report discusses the main functions of Home Affairs which is made up of six branches employing just under 15,000 staff:

• The Australian Border Force
• The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre
• The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
• The Australian Federal Police
• The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

The report indicates the following interesting statics relating to immigration. Of the 32,414 illegal maritime arrivals that were in Australia with unresolved status after the implementation of Operation Sovereign Borders in September 2013, 65 per cent of applications (21,076 cases) had been decided as at the end of 2017-18 financial year.

Below is a link to the AAT's Annual Report for 2018:

http://www.aat.gov.au/about-the-aat/corporate-information/annual-reports/2017-18-annual-report

This is the annual report from the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs and the Commissioner of the Australian Border Force (ABF) to the Minister for Home Affairs for the financial year ended 30 June 2018.

It is the first annual report published since the Department’s establishment on 20 December 2017.

The report covers the performance of the Department of Home Affairs and the ABF, which is established within the Department of Home Affairs for budgetary, employment and administrative purposes, but is operationally independent.