Most of them were specifically supportive of the changes that allow police to go after terrorist propaganda and to use preventative detention if there is an imminent threat.
Outside the gallery's soaped-over front door, forlorn window displays acknowledge both the real and the plausible: the Women's House of Detention across the street, and the imminent arrival of a business named DR Gagosian UBS.
Even at a village elder's home, where many of the household's men spent time over recent years in American-run detention facilities here and elsewhere, the imminent end of the American war has brought forth the same ambiguous sentiments.
After learning of Crix Madine's (a former Imperial Commander, who had defected to the Alliance) capture and imminent execution, Kyle proceeds to a high security detention center on Orinackra to rescue him.
It will allow for the detention of a suspect "to prevent an imminent threat of terrorism" for up to two weeks without charge.
There are currently other Australian born babies in detention centres around the country that remain at imminent risk of transfer.
A Brisbane hospital is refusing to discharge a one-year-old baby facing imminent removal to Nauru, because doctors believe the island's detention centre is not safe.
Home Office guidelines state that detention is appropriate in cases where removal is imminent, or within a "reasonable period", or where there is a risk that a person might abscond.
It involved undocumented immigrants actively having themselves arrested, so that they could "infiltrate" detention centres and make contact with those threatened with imminent deportation.
It was sent following the announcement of the imminent closure of the school for child asylum seekers at the detention centre.
