‼️AUSTRALIAN GIRLS & WOMEN BETRAYED AGAIN‼️ The state has one job that matters more than any other: protect the people who already live here. It holds the monopoly on force. Police, courts, prisons, borders. We are not allowed to take that power into our own hands, and in return the state owes us a duty of care. That duty is not abstract. It is the difference between a girl walking home and a girl who never gets to. That duty is being broken. This week an ACT Supreme Court judge suspended the jail term of a non-citizen who pleaded guilty to sexual intercourse without consent. He had been in the country about six months. The court treated his “limited insight into societal norms in Australia” as something that reduced his moral culpability. Read that again. Not knowing that rape is wrong, because you have only just arrived, was used to soften the sentence. That is not an isolated excuse. It sits in a pattern. Visas restored because deportation would cut someone off the NDIS. Because they might lose Medicare. Because they have “ties”. Because removal would be hard on them. The simple thing is this. A visa is a privilege, not a right. Once a non-citizen rapes or sexually assaults an Australian, that privilege is finished. Not after a tribunal weighs their treatment plan. Not after a report says they might be safer on the NDIS than on a plane. On the first available removal. I am a mother of daughters. I do not want these men in my country. They had no right to be here the moment they chose an Australian girl or woman as a target. The rest of us are told to trust the state with our safety. Then the state keeps the predator and calls it compassion. Compassion is for the victim. The border is for everyone else. If you have raped or sexually assaulted an Australian citizen, you should be on the first plane out. No cultural discount. No NDIS discount. No Medicare discount. Out. Australians deserve better. Especially women & girls.