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MP accuses Home Affairs Minister of 'killing' his constituents in Afghanistan

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Labor MP Julian Hill, who represents many Afghan-Australians in his electorate in south-east Melbourne, was booted from parliament after he accused Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews of leaving Afghans to die amid the current crisis in Kabul.
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