Scott Morrison’s secret ministries used as grounds for Afghan man’s cancelled visa case
In court challenge, man argues decision by ex-home affairs minister Karen Andrews was not valid as Morrison had displaced her
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An Afghan man has challenged Karen Andrews’s decision to cancel his visa in 2021, arguing that Scott Morrison’s multiple ministerial appointments displaced her as home affairs minister and rendered the decision void.
The federal court case, brought by a former employee of the US embassy in Afghanistan who is known as CEU22, indirectly challenges the validity of all visa cancellation decisions made personally by the minister from the date of Morrison’s appointment on 6 May 2021 to the Coalition’s election loss in May 2022.
Law (Australia) | The Guardian
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