Should immigrants be deported if they commit a serious crime?

They should only be deported if it’s a serious, violent or sexual crime

Yes, unless they have live in Australia for more the 10 year or have Australian dependents

only in circumstances of serious crimes or repeat offending.

Yes, unless they have loved the majority of their lives/their adolescence in Australia

It strongly depends on the circumstances and immigration should be made more accessible to reduce the need for coming to the country illegally

Only if they are non-citizens. Citizens should not be treated any differently from those born in Australia.

No, immigrants should have services offered to help them settle in Australia and receive rehabilitation onshore

Yes, if they have committed a violent crime.

It depends on their connection to their country of birth

Jail time, like everyone else

Depends on the crime, otherwise serve the sentence in Australia

should be punished and incarcerated according to their new country, australia.

Treat them as Australians, put them in jail

Depends on the crime committed and the severity of said crime.

Depends on the crime and situation surrounding the crime

yes, as long as it is safe for them to return to their country and it depends on the crime.

they should be made to serve time here, especially if they have dependents in the country

no they should be treated like any australian that has done a crime

Yes, if their sentence were to be life in prison

For violent crimes, yes.

Depends what crime they have committed

Yes as long as it is safe for them to return and they have lived in Australia for less than 5 years.

Yes, if they are not an Australian citizen

No, unless it is a violent or sexual crime.

If they commit a serious crime by Australian standards then they should face punishment by Australian standards as would any citizen

Only if they have not gained citizenship or residency. And that it is safe for them to return to their countries

Murder and serious crimes such as yes

I think it should be reviewed as a case by case situation. Things to consider are what type of crime they have committed, how safe it is for the person to return to his or her country, how much of a burden or threat the person would be to Australia or the country he or she came from.

No, if they became a citizen before they commited the crime. Yes if they were not a citizen and it is safe for them to return to their country.

It’s up to circumstance

Each case should be assessed individually taking real consideration of the individual circumstances

Depends on the crime and safety back in their country