Home Affairs minister says inappropriate letters were sent without her knowledge

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Home Affairs minister says inappropriate letters were sent without her knowledge

Nov. 18, 2022 - 07:14 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The Home Affairs Minister has labelled the actions of her own department as inappropriate after hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers were sent letters telling them to leave the country.