Sky News Reporter LOSES CONTROL after Pauline Hanson unleashes on ISIS brides returning to Australia

#paulinehanson #onenation #isisbrides #anthonyalbanese #australianpolitics #parliamentlive #skynews #bordersecurity #nationalsecurity #breakingpolitics a fiery political clash has erupted over reports that Australian ISIS brides could be brought back home before Christmas — and Pauline Hanson isn’t holding back.

What began as speculation about a quiet repatriation plan quickly turned into a blunt and explosive rejection from the One Nation leader.

“I don’t care. I don’t want them here. I’ve got no time for them whatsoever.”

Her message was crystal clear — no sympathy, no second chances, no taxpayer support.

Speaking on Sky News Australia, Hanson argued that if these women return without their husbands, Australians will be forced to foot the bill — housing, welfare, security, and ongoing costs.

And that, she says, is unacceptable.

Instead of compassion, Hanson framed it as a question of fairness.

Why should everyday Australians pay for people who chose to leave and join a terrorist group?

Why should national security be risked?

Meanwhile in Parliament, pressure mounted on Anthony Albanese.

During Question Time, the Prime Minister was pressed repeatedly about the reported plan.

But rather than offering clarity, he shut it down.

“Those reports are not accurate.”

No details.
No explanation.
No direct answers.

That response only fuelled more suspicion.

Critics say Australians deserve transparency on national security decisions — especially when it involves former ISIS affiliates returning to the country.

Supporters argue humanitarian obligations must be considered.

But opponents warn this could send the wrong message and place unnecessary risks on communities.

What should be done?
Compassion — or consequences?

As the debate heats up, the divide is growing sharper between security, responsibility, and political accountability.

Watch the full exchange as Pauline Hanson blasts the plan, Albanese dodges questions, and the battle over ISIS bride repatriation explodes inside Parliament.

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