Aust'n Deputy PM refects calls for ban on Muslim immigration

Australia's Deputy executive on Thursday close down calls from questionable Senator-choose Pauline Hanson for Muslim migration to be banned and CCTV cameras to be introduced in Australian mosques.

Barnaby Joyce, the country's Deputy Prime Minister and pioneer of the Nationals Party, said the dubious One Nation arrangement of banning Muslim migration into Australia and setting up reconnaissance cameras in existing mosques was ludicrous, and that separating movement in view of religious convictions was against the qualities which Australia was based upon.

"I'm not into banning individuals on the reason of their conviction," Joyce said in remarks distributed in News Corp daily papers on Thursday.

"On the off chance that you can put (reconnaissance cameras) in mosques, then I go to Mass, would we say we are going to have one in the Catholic Church?"

Joyce's remarks came after obvious Islamic State-drove (IS) dread assaults happened in Nice and in Turkey prior this month.

The assaults were trailed by dubious remarks made by Hanson and leaving TV character Sonia Kruger, who have both required a restriction on every Muslim worker coming into Australia.