One Nation is ramping up its national security push with a bold new bill targeting foreign terrorist fighters, giving the government sweeping powers to cancel passports, deny entry, and tighten bail for terrorism suspects — all while riding a wave of rising popularity that’s now putting them on equal footing with Labor. The plan faces legal hurdles, since Australia’s citizenship laws require the country to accept its own citizens back — even those with terror ties — but One Nation’s proposal includes new penalties for helping such individuals return, sparking debate over unintended consequences. Though unlikely to pass without cross-party backing, the bill underscores One Nation’s hardline stance on protecting Australia’s shores from extremism.
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