A young woman in Sydney said she "felt like she was living in a foreign country" because of the influx of Syrian and Iraqi refugees in her urban area.
Jasmine, 22, didn't want to give her last name. She said she had been living around Fairfield in Sydney's southwest district, but she was beginning to feel like a foreigner.
"I think we should send them all back to their own country. I feel like I'm not living in Sydney anymore, and everyone says Arabic, feels like I moved to Afghanistan. "
A flood of 6000 refugees from Syria and Iraq has caused whites in the region to flee, according to the new state of opposition party, Quayouvelli (Luke Foley).
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