Neo-Nazi facing deportation from Australia's baffling tattoo

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : 'All non-citizens who wish to travel to, enter or remain in Australia must satisfy the requirements of the Migration Act 1958 (the Act) and the Migration Regulations 1994 (the Regulations), including identity, health, character and security requirements,' they said.
49% : Engineer Matthew Gruter was one of 60 demonstrators linked to the National Socialist Network who protested outside NSW parliament on November 9, shouting Nazi slogans and unfurling a large banner that read 'Abolish the Jewish Lobby'. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed on Monday he had cancelled Gruter's visa in light of the incident, with the foreign national currently in custody at a western Sydney detention centre.
48% : The phrase reads 'gam ze yaavor' which roughly translates in English to 'this too shall pass'. When contacted by the Daily Mail and questioned on why he has a tattoo in Hebrew - the official language of Israel - given his neo-Nazi viewpoint, Gruter said 'no comment'.

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