🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃

🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back to you 🪃
🪃Rode from pub brawls to RSL boss🪃
🪃Then pay hit pay dirt in real estate, retiring at 59 🪃
🦘MAGA

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

I hate Labor as much as the next real Aussie, but there's so much crap going around, and I don't think the others are any better. Have a read—you might be surprised, lol 😤🚨.

**Key Points**
- The Labor government likely didn’t approve 26,500 extra Afghan migrants with welfare; that was the Coalition’s 2022 decision.
- Research shows the Coalition set 26,500 humanitarian places for Afghans from 2022-23 to 2025-26, which Labor is managing.
- Afghan refugees on humanitarian visas typically get Centrelink and Medicare, standard practice.

**Background**
Australia adjusts refugee intake for global crises, like the 2021 Taliban takeover. Labor, in power since May 2022, refines existing policies rather than approving new Afghan migrant waves.

**Policy Details**
In March 2022, the Coalition added 16,500 humanitarian places for Afghans, totaling 31,500 (26,500 humanitarian, 5,000 family visas) through 2025-26—pre-Labor’s term.

**Welfare Support**
Afghan humanitarian visa holders get Centrelink, Medicare, and settlement help—standard for refugees, not a Labor innovation.

**Analysis Note**
The claim Labor approved 26,500 more Afghan migrants with welfare is off. The Coalition set this in 2022; Labor just runs it. Data up to March 17, 2025, shows no new Labor approval—just policy continuation. Welfare’s routine for refugees, not a fresh move.

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

I hate labor as much as the next real Aussie, however so much crap getting around and do not think the others are any better, have a read you may get a few surprises lol😤🚨 Key Points
It seems likely that the Labor government has not approved an additional 26,500 Afghan migrants into Australia with welfare support, as this approval was made by the previous Coalition government in 2022.
Research suggests the Coalition announced 26,500 humanitarian places for Afghan nationals over four years, from 2022-23 to 2025-26, which the Labor government is continuing to administer.
The evidence leans toward Afghan refugees being eligible for welfare support like Centrelink and Medicare, standard for humanitarian visa holders.
Background
The Australian government has a history of adjusting refugee intake based on global crises, with specific allocations for Afghan nationals following the Taliban's takeover in 2021. The Labor government, in power since May 2022, has focused on maintaining and refining existing policies rather than making new large-scale approvals for Afghan migrants.
Policy Details
In March 2022, the Coalition government announced an additional 16,500 humanitarian places over four years for Afghan refugees, bringing the total to 31,500 places, including 26,500 under the Humanitarian Visa program and 5,000 under family visas. This policy covers the period up to 2025-26, aligning with Labor's tenure but initiated before their election.
Welfare Support
Afghan migrants under humanitarian visas typically receive welfare support, including access to Centrelink benefits and Medicare, which is standard for refugees resettling in Australia. This support is part of the settlement services provided to help integration.
Survey Note: Detailed Analysis of Labor Government's Policy on Afghan Migrants
This note provides a comprehensive examination of the claim that the Labor government has approved an additional 26,500 Afghan migrants into Australia with welfare support, based on available data and official statements up to March 17, 2025. The analysis aims to clarify the timeline, policy decisions, and implications for Afghan refugees, ensuring a thorough understanding for stakeholders and the public.
Historical Context and Policy Timeline
The situation for Afghan refugees in Australia gained significant attention following the Taliban's takeover in August 2021, prompting increased humanitarian efforts. Prior to the 2022 federal election, the Coalition government, led by Scott Morrison, made key announcements regarding Afghan refugee intake. On March 29, 2022, the Coalition announced an additional 16,500 humanitarian places over four years for Afghan nationals, as reported by ABC News. This brought the total number of places for Afghans to 31,500 over four financial years (2022-23 to 2025-26), with 26,500 allocated under the Humanitarian Visa program and at least 5,000 within the family visa program, according to Refugee and Immigration Legal Service.
The Labor Party, led by Anthony Albanese, won the election on May 21, 2022, and has been in power since. Given this timeline, the initial approval of 26,500 humanitarian places for Afghan nationals was made by the Coalition, not Labor. The Labor government has continued to administer this policy, as evidenced by updates in subsequent budgets, but there is no indication of a new approval for an additional 26,500 Afghan migrants specifically under their tenure.
Labor Government's Stance and Recent Developments
Since taking office, the Labor government has focused on maintaining the refugee intake levels set previously, with adjustments to broader humanitarian programs. The 2023-24 Federal Budget, as outlined by Refugee Council of Australia, noted that the annual refugee and humanitarian program remained at 17,875 places, including 13,750 in the core program and 4,125 additional places for Afghan nationals, reflecting the continuation of the Coalition's 2022 announcement. The 2024-25 Budget further maintained the program at 20,000 places, with no specific new allocations for Afghan refugees mentioned, suggesting no additional approvals beyond the existing framework (Refugee Council of Australia).
Immigration Minister Andrew Giles has made statements related to Afghan refugees, particularly on family reunion pathways. On November 21, 2022, Giles announced the removal of priority restrictions for Afghan refugees with permanent visas to sponsor family members, as reported by SBS News. However, this pertains to existing visa holders and does not constitute a new approval for 26,500 additional migrants.
Welfare Support for Afghan Migrants
A critical aspect of the claim is welfare support for these migrants. Afghan refugees admitted under humanitarian visas are typically eligible for settlement support, including access to Centrelink benefits, Medicare, disability services, and the Adult Migrant English Program, as detailed in Refugee Council of Australia. This support is standard for humanitarian entrants and was part of the policy framework under both Coalition and Labor governments, ensuring integration and support for resettled refugees.
Analysis of the Claim
The claim that the Labor government has "approved additional 26,500 Afghan migrants into Australia with welfare support" suggests a new decision by Labor to bring in this number of migrants, with explicit welfare provisions. However, the research indicates:
The 26,500 humanitarian places were approved by the Coalition in March 2022, before Labor's election.
Labor has continued this policy, administering the intake over the four-year period ending in 2025-26, but has not made a new approval for this specific number.
Welfare support is provided as part of standard humanitarian visa conditions, not as a new approval by Labor for these migrants.
Given this, the statement is not accurate. The Labor government has not approved an additional 26,500 Afghan migrants; rather, they are managing an existing policy initiated by the previous government. An unexpected detail is the complexity in distinguishing between policy continuation and new approvals, which may lead to public confusion about governmental responsibility.
Comparative Data on Refugee Intake
To provide context, here is a table summarizing key refugee intake figures for Afghan nationals:
Year
Policy Maker
Humanitarian Places for Afghans
Total Places (Including Family Visas)
Notes
2022-23 to 2025-26
Coalition (Initiated)
26,500 over 4 years
31,500 over 4 years
Additional 16,500 places announced in March 2022, continued by Labor.
2023-24
Labor
Part of 17,875 annual program
N/A
No new specific approvals for Afghans, within existing framework.
2024-25
Labor
Part of 20,000 annual program
N/A
Maintained at previous levels, no additional Afghan allocations.
This table highlights that the significant increase in places for Afghan nationals was a Coalition decision, with Labor maintaining the status quo.
Conclusion
Based on the analysis, it is not true that the Labor government has approved an additional 26,500 Afghan migrants into Australia with welfare support. The approval was made by the Coalition in 2022, and Labor is continuing to implement this policy. Welfare support remains standard for humanitarian visa holders, but this does not constitute a new approval by Labor for the specified number.
Key Citations
Federal Budget 2023 Implications for Refugees
Australia to Take in 16,500 More Refugees from Afghanistan
Australia’s Treatment of Afghan Refugees
Father Separated from Family Blames Australian Policy
2024-25 Federal Budget for Refugees
Afghan Community Information RAILS

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

How crooked does Labor look with the Greens and their Islam ass-licking and Jew-hating in Australia? They're not supporting the Jews, allowing Gaza and Palestine cunts to run amok on our streets with Africans and machetes. What's happening to Australia? Is it following England and France with the Islam nation trying to bring in Sharia law and more unvetted terrorists—some murderers and rapists—into our country? Is Albo like Nero, watching his country burn while he makes millions?

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Don't give anything to Gaza until all hostages are released.

No food.
No water.
No electricity.
No aid.

They don't deserve anything. Release the hostages.

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

Houthis: We attacked the US aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman with 18 BALLISTIC MISSILES and drones

‘We will not hesitate to target all US warships in Red Sea and Arabian Sea’

[Israeli Heart @Isr_Heart]

Do you STAND with Israel?

YES - 💙
NO - 🤡

[Robert Abel @rj_abel]

Another beardy knifeman gets a zap ⚡️ outside Birmingham New Street station.

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

@RealAlexJones

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth:

"The Houthi capital felt like an earthquake last night, and our message to Iran is clear: We are not Joe Biden; we will not be nice."

Peace through strength.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

🚨BREAKING: The United States 🇺🇸 has relentlessly bombed the Houthis in Yemen throughout the night, successfully eliminating at least 31 Houthi terrorists and several Houthi leaders.

This is what a strong America looks like.

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

Weak Men create Hard Times.

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

I voted for the guy who plays a round of golf and then immediately kills a terrorist when his round is over.

[Lee Patriot Hood @Mofoman360]

AND THE REST OF THE WORLD DO YOU AGREE?

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

@DrEliDavid

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

🚨 Breaking: The leader of Yemeni Houthis: “We will retaliate against America. They will feel the power of our vengeance. The victory will be ours.” 🤣

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Just @Grok it

[🦘Aussie Patriot Ronnie will always come back🪃🪃 @MonestryScary]

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨Oi, Australia’s gone to absolute shit with its immigration and weapons laws—total fuckin’ embarrassment! We’ve got a border like a leaky dunny, letting in every rule-breakin’ bastard while crime’s shootin’ through the roof. Gun grabs after Port Arthur and Victoria’s machete ban by September 2025? Mate, we’re sittin’ ducks for any thug with a blade and a bad attitude! Coppers? Barely fuckin’ there—some piss-ant towns got five when they need forty, leavin’ streets crawlin’ with crackhead cockroaches. Crime’s a bloody circus—assaults in Mount Isa up fivefold in twenty years, Queensland’s violent shit nearly tripled since 2020. Grown-arse dickheads are stabbin’ mates in pub dust-ups, rapin’, robbin’ servos with machetes, and firebombin’ suburbs like it’s a barbie gone wrong. Then the little shits—stealin’ cars in Cairns, bashin’ randos in Darwin, and torchin’ shit in the NT like it’s a fuckin’ game. Government? Useless as tits on a bull—more bans, more hot air. We need balls: enforce the damn laws, quit pilin’ on new ones, and chuck more coppers at it. Fix the poverty and shitty schools too, ya numpties—root causes, hello?! Takes a real leader, not Dutton’s gutless arse or Labor’s limp dickery. Keep this up, and firebombings’ll be the least of our worries— Aussies are livin’ in tents, for fuck’s sake. What a colossal cock-up!🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[il Donaldo Trumpo @PapiTrumpo]

I LOVE LIL X!!!🤗🤗🤗

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Agree?
Yes or No?