The American influencer, who was angry when she torn off a land of a groundbed, away from her troubled mother on a video on social media, is reviewed by the Australian government.
Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke said that the administration retreated Samantha Jones's video, also known as Samstrays_some anywhere on Instagram, to see if its trick violates the laws of wildlife in the country, for example.
Burke said in a statement on Thursday: “The administration is now working on the conditions of its current visa and determining whether the immigration law has been breached,” Burke said in a statement on Thursday.
Burke said that the “scrutiny” level that Jones faced on the video may be enough to prevent her from returning to the ground below.
“In both cases, given the audit level that will happen if you apply for a visa again, I will be surprised if she is bothering,” said the troubled Minister of Immigration.
“I can't wait until Australia sees this person's back, I don't expect to return.”
In the video that was now deleted, it was published on more than 92,000 followers on Instagram, Jones and Wumm the child grabbed the side of the road in the middle of the night while the man who was photographing it heard him laughing.
While she was heading towards the camera that carries the isolated WBAT, whose legs hang freely, her mother emanates to chase her after her child.
“Look at the mother, she is chasing her!” The man says as he laughs hysterically.
He then cut the video while holding the infant while screaming in fear.
“Well, Mama is there, and she is angry, let's let him go,” she said before the video ended.
Jones wrote in the video comment that “the child and the mother were safely united.”
Foreign Minister Benny Wong also called for the fishing effect for the harsh video.
“It looked very shocking, right? I will leave these types of questions [about whether the influencer should be deported] To Tony Burke and to the authorities, but, in fact, leave the rababa alone. ”
“I think everyone who was going to think was to think, leaving the infant of the blackets alone. Leave it with her mother.”
A petition online receiving her deportation from Australia has received more than 13,000 signatures from Thursday.
It is not clear whether Jones has escaped from the country after the reaction of the video.
However, although the effect may be believed to have been a harmful trick for a video, the Australian wires to save wildlife said that the act was illegal, according to news.com.au.
Dr. Tania Bishop, a veterinarian for wildlife, told the news outlet that a Wombat baby seemed to be about eight months old, and in an era in which his mother relies on protection “at all times.”
“You can see Joy swinging, but it is also screaming and screaming, which is a sign of extreme distress,” Bishop said.
“You can also see the extreme distress around the mother, and chase her across the road.”
The penalties for cruelty of animals vary by the state in Australia. Some fines reach $ 14,000 for individuals and $ 157.00 for companies. Crimes with them can carry a seven -year prison sentence, according to RSPCA.
Montana -based influencer has since transformed her public accounts in Instagram and Tiktok after the reverse reaction.
Jones, who is claiming to be a “wildlife and an environmental world”, ate the reverse reaction in Instagram comments before deleting the video, according to news.com.au.
“For everyone who feels anxious and unhappy, the child was carefully detained for one minute and then he was launched to my mother. She wrote,” They wandered in the bush together without getting completely harmful. “
“I didn't think I would be able to pick it up in the first place, and I was seized an opportunity to really appreciate an incredible animal. I don't pick up wild life that will be affected by doing this.”
With wires after
