<h1>Prime minister accuses opposition of shielding infiltrators, warns of demographic crisis, vows enforcement amid electoral roll disputes</h1> The prime minister accused opposition parties of shielding illegal immigrants, alleging that infiltration has created a 'demographic crisis' in eastern states and threatened public safety and the 'honour' of women, and vowed enforcement measures to remove infiltrators. He linked the accusations to ongoing electoral disputes over voter roll revisions and criticized opposition campaign activity as protecting foreigners. Legally, the statements raise issues around immigration enforcement powers, due process for suspected undocumented persons, electoral law disputes over roll revision, and potential challenges under laws on incitement, hate speech and public order if rhetoric targets protected groups or undermines election integrity.