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- New South Wales Premier Chris Minns said about one-third of 34 Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) brides and their children plan to return to Australia.
- Minns expressed concern for the children's welfare.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese denied government assistance for their return.
- Security experts advocate keeping the brides offshore under Temporary Exclusion Orders.
- Opposition lawmakers propose using the Passports Act to deny re-entry.
