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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley discusses radical Islamic extremism within Australia.
“If you have listened to the prime minister and his ministers over the last few weeks, they actually haven’t confronted the issue of radical Islamic extremism,” Ms Ley said.
“If you practice radical Islamic hatred, if you incite violence, if you glorify terrorism, and you are not an Australian citizen, you will be deported, and if you are an Australian citizen, you will be arrested.”
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