The Opposition is yet to decide if it will support tougher immigration detention laws to put some freed asylum seekers, back into custody as pressure increases on the Albanese government's "chaotic" handling of the High Court's immigration decision.

More than 140 asylum seekers have been released into the community, after the High Court ruled indefinite detention is unlawful; two have since been charged with separate crimes.

The Opposition is yet to decide if it will support tougher immigration detention laws to put some freed asylum seekers, back into custody as pressure increases on the Albanese government's "chaotic" handling of the High Court's immigration decision.
More than 140 asylum seekers have been released into the community, after the High Court ruled indefinite detention is unlawful; two have since been charged with separate crimes.

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