Stop them from preying on our community

The recent charges laid against Adam Abdul-Hamid and three other individuals in connection with the alleged six-hour sexual assault of a teenage girl in Sydney's west are abhorrent and demand a swift, firm response. While these individuals have been charged and not yet convicted, the details of this alleged crime, including the claim that Abdul-Hamid's family shouted in Arabic, "Shut your mouth, don’t say a word," during his arrest, are deeply disturbing.

We're calling on the Australian government to immediately deport any individuals convicted of such crimes if they have come to Australia as immigrants. Our community must be protected from those who would commit such heinous acts.

This alleged ordeal, where a 17-year-old girl was subjected to a prolonged and degrading assault in her own car, allegedly filmed and shared, highlights a terrifying vulnerability within our society. We cannot allow individuals who commit such unspeakable acts to remain within our borders. Deporting convicted rapists sends an unequivocal message: Australia will not tolerate such depravity, and those who perpetrate it will face the full force of the law and be removed from our nation.

This harrowing incident, with its echoes of the 'grooming gang' scandals that plagued the United Kingdom and were notably highlighted by figures like Tommy Robinson, underscores the critical need for Australia to act decisively and ensure we do not allow similar systemic failures to take root here.

Sign this petition to demand that if convicted, ALL individuals who come to this great nation and commit similar horrific sexual assaults, are deported from Australia. Let's ensure our country is a safe place for everyone, free from the threat of such predators.

Leopards don't change their spots. Let's demand that we:

1. Name and shame all convicted perpatrators 
2. If they're old enough to do the crime, they should be treated as adults!
3. Deport all immigrants found guilty by our courts of such horrendous crimes

Sign our petition now.