Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam warned that returning ISIS brides pose a significant national security risk and could cost taxpayers $2 million each per year for monitoring. 

He argued the government failed to use its power to revoke passports, allowing individuals who allegedly supported a "death cult" back onto Australian soil.

Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam warned that returning ISIS brides pose a significant national security risk and could cost taxpayers $2 million each per year for monitoring. 
He argued the government failed to use its power to revoke passports, allowing individuals who allegedly supported a "death cult" back onto Australian soil.

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Why the Coalition is slamming the Government over the return of ISIS brides

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