Australian media: a Chinese businessman was Accused of threatening Australian national security and may be deported
The China-Australia relations have continued to be tense in recent years. Australian Safety Intelligence Organisation investigated Liu Huifeng, a Chinese businessman living in Melbourne, and believed that he is threatening Australia national security. Therefore, Australia rejected his permanent residence application, and he has a chance to face deportation.
According to the ABC, Liu Huifeng, a businessman who served in the Chinese army, is a donor to the Australian Ruling Liberal Party. He was also in contact with the Assistant Minister of the Treasury Michael Sukkar, and Liao Chane, a Member of Parliament who was previously accused of being related to the Chinese government. He lived in Australia as early as 2014.
Source from: The Stand News #Jan04
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The China-Australia relations have continued to be tense in recent years. Australian Safety Intelligence Organisation investigated Liu Huifeng, a Chinese businessman living in Melbourne, and believed that he is threatening Australia national security. Therefore, Australia rejected his permanent residence application, and he has a chance to face deportation.
According to the ABC, Liu Huifeng, a businessman who served in the Chinese army, is a donor to the Australian Ruling Liberal Party. He was also in contact with the Assistant Minister of the Treasury Michael Sukkar, and Liao Chane, a Member of Parliament who was previously accused of being related to the Chinese government. He lived in Australia as early as 2014.
Source from: The Stand News #Jan04
https://bit.ly/2XNGiMf
#Australia #China #NationalSecurity #deportation #Melbourne #LiuHuifeng #ABC