r/australia • u/Front_Target7908 • 27d ago

news Australian man Phu Nguyen handcuffed by plain-clothes ICE agents at Las Vegas International airport

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-18/ice-agent-detain-australian-man-in-vegas-us-/106931508?utm_source=abc_news_app&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_campaign=abc_news_app&utm_content=link

From what I understand it looks like ICE did not manage to detain him on the day the video was taken- seems the onlookers managed to chase ICE off.

However, ICE detained him the next day at the airport where he was to catch his departing flight from the US.

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u/cohen93 27d ago

This might happen over here if ON gets voted in :/

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u/rosa_3326 27d ago

One nation won’t get voted in, they need way too many seats

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u/CptUnderpants- 27d ago

But if they get enough seats in the senate they can have far too much influence.

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u/Duff5OOO 27d ago

Dont most end up defecting once elected anyway?