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Senator Malcolm Roberts@senatormalcolmroberts Appearing on an ABC forum on immigration, Lawyer and humans rights advocate, Nyadol Nyuon, says she has ‘no intention of assimilating.’ Nyadol Nyuon, who was born in a refugee camp in Ethiopia in 1987. coming to Australia as an 18-year-old, announced her decision to begin the “slow and certain” process of renouncing her citizenship. Assimilation should be a non-negotiable requirement for anyone moving to Australia.
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@gnick1987 Were the same respects not paid, in a time, not to long ago?
@causey_perry Send it back
@johnson.patti_j Unconscionable that country leaders have participated in this in the first place. They could care less about their citizens. They look at citizens as the money supply for all these abused programs.
@dirkpi7 Ethiopia, here you come. I hope. Assimilate back to your home country.
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@damienmesic I think she should go back to her own country and face the consequences of her father's actions and responsibilities for the genocide. That is her culture, after all.
@pauldefries4711 The Senators question was well asked. If she renouncing her citizenship, assimilation is the next step??
@captain_shallows A Nation needs a cohesive culture and identity to survive and thrive,wanting to protect that is not bigotry. Civility in society is more important than forced diversity
@oneking2u It’s no way to go to another country and not assimilate. The laws and culture will definitely be different.
@jerkn_mc_durkn7 Get these freeloading chimps out
@lee_vaneo Deport
@noreets To conquer
@q1818180o Wokanda forever
@david.blake.thomson Bye bye
@rjs12340 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏