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Influencer Possibly Facing Deportation from Australia

Influencer Possibly Facing Deportation from Australia
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World March 13, 2025 16:28

canberra - Influencer under fire for handling marsupial, potential deportation from Australia after viral video sparks outrage. Animal welfare concerns raised.

Controversy Surrounding Influencer's Actions

American influencer, Sam Jones, faces possible deportation from Australia following a viral video where she handled a baby marsupial.

Albanese's Criticism

Australian politician Albanese criticized Jones' actions, comparing it to separating a baby crocodile from its mother.

Public Outcry and Petition

Over 25,000 signatures on a petition demanding Jones' deportation due to lack of respect for Australian wildlife.

Visa Status Under Review

Jones' visa status is being reviewed, with doubts on the approval of a new application.

Animal Rights Concerns

Animal rights groups express concerns over the safety of handling wildlife and releasing them near roads.

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