Australian political debate centres on the return of ISIS brides and their children to Australia, with the Prime Minister expressing contempt for their return while the Opposition offers to work with the government on tightening existing legislation. Mark Butler defends current passport laws, explaining that refusals must be based on strict constitutional grounds determined by national security agencies, noting that approximately 40 people already returned from Syria under the previous government. Jane criticises the Morrison government's laws that Angus Taylor now questions, arguing the government must clarify risk assessments for women who joined a terrorist organisation.

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ISIS brides debate sparks political clash

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