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  1. A government is facing political challenges from opposition while handling requests related to Islamic State members.
  2. Suspected ISIS fighters are seeking to return to Australia, prompting the Executive branch to rely on the High Court for TEO powers.
  3. Political and legal debates intensify over border security and ISIS return attempts in Australia.

Pauline Hanson called for migration bans from high-risk countries, including the DRC, Afghanistan, and North Korea, citing security risks.

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Pauline Hanson called for migration bans from high-risk countries, including the DRC, Afghanistan, and North Korea, citing security risks.

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