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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has boasted about the High Court upholding his decision to deny Candace Owens a visa, saying she “knocked on the door of our home” and he chose “not to let her in” bec
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has boasted about the High Court upholding his decision to deny Candace Owens a visa, saying she “knocked on the door of our home” and he chose “not to let her in” because she wanted to cause harm, disrupt and spread bigotry.
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