In 2001, this dope, Phillip Ruddock, was Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs.
Yes, Australia has such a thing, and here he is with doubtful-looking grandchildren.
He thought Australia would be just the place for South Sudanese, so he let them in, and those of youth-offender age now were almost all born in Australia. Here’s what they’re up to. This is how many times more likely than others they are to be locked up (Custody), the green line, or under police supervision (Community) the red line.
At their peak in 2021, South Sudanese were 130 times more likely than other young people to be locked up. In the latest period, at the right, they were 95 times more likely and 49 times more likely to be under police supervision. Group differences this great are almost unheard of.
Their favorite crimes? Carjacking, home invasion, robbery, and assault. Their specialty? Hacking people to death with machetes.
There was so much of that, the state of Victoria banned machetes, and you can now be fined the equivalent of $33,000 and do two years for owning one.
