The group of migrants in Australia likely to be hit hardest by coronavirus

There are believed to be tens of thousands of unlawful migrants in Australia. Often hesitant to seek medical care due to fears of deportation, and living together in overcrowded accommodation, those supporting them say they are particularly vulnerable during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Those advocating for unlawful migrants (not pictured) say they are often employed on Australian farms

Those advocating for unlawful migrants (not pictured) say they are often employed on Australian farms Source: AAP

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By Maani Truu
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