has demonstrated how crime syndicates have manipulated Australia’s immigration system to enable sex trafficking.
The documents suggest that Australian authorities were in the dark about the alleged trafficking operation and its rorting of Australia’s visa programs until Brazilian authorities made a series of arrests in April 2021.has obtained the Brazilian court files and transcripts of WhatsApp messages and conversations, which outline how Lucas maintained “frequent contact” with the Brazilian syndicate boss.
The man was said to be using the alias of Lucas when he managed “a prostitution scheme in several cities in Australia” between 2018 and 2021, when Brazilian authorities swooped. He was aided, the court files allege, by a relative who used the alias “Thomas”. The Brazilian bosses would then allegedly be paid $500 a week from the earnings of the women, who would also pay half of every dollar they earned to the Australian scheme managers.
“So, this is our plan. When I come back, if you have the girls from the second batch with their visas ready, we can organise to bring them immediately. We have to be prepared to pick it up, and then be able to replace girls as quickly as possible.”
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