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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong is the last one to criticize an American influential participant whose video of herself, who takes out a wild child, who is made from his problem mother, causes dissatisfaction with environmental guards.

“I think everyone who would see what would think, leave the baby alone. Leave it with your mom,” she said 7news.

Sam Jones, who describes herself as a “fresh air enthusiast” on Instagram, was lifted, picking up the child’s dear unknown road and ran her to the car, and the mother ran after them.

You can hear the laughter behind the camera: “Look at the mother, it is chasing for her!” The video that was shot in Australia has been removed since then.

Immigration officials consider Ms. Jones visa, Interior Minister Tony Burke said BBC, against her calls to deport her.

“Given the level of close attention that it will happen, if it is again addressing the visa, I will be surprised if it is even worried,” Burke said in a statement.

As also Internet Petition So far, Ms. Jones’s deportation support has received 10,500 signatures.

Ms. Jones’s behavior could cause serious damage to the inflammation, according to environmental guards.

The Wombat Defense Society has stated that it was shocked by seeing the “wrong treatment of Wombat Joey in obvious pad out for” social media “.

“Then she put a vulnerable child back on a country road – potentially at risk of becoming a Roadkill,” the statement said, adding that it remains unclear whether Joey and his mother would reunite.

“I caught the children’s Wombat,” Ms Jones exclaimed in the video, and Joey is known to hear the hiss and fights her capture.

Her signature in the already deleted message was read: “My dream is implemented! Baby and mom slowly retreated to the bush.”

After the reverse reaction, Ms. Jones, who has more than 92,000 followers on Instagram, made her account private. But several media have already shared the video – as well as the previous messages that have been said to have been accepted in Australia, which shows that it holds Echidna and “small shark”.

Wombats, which come from Australia, are a legally protective view across the country. Children’s umbages share a solid connection with their mothers, and any separation can be unpleasant and harmful, according to environmental guards.

“Wombats is not a photo and game games,” said Susanna Miltpe, head of World Animal Afternaform, in her statement on the Internet.

“It is simply unacceptable, and we are glad to be registered. Lighting a shouting from the mother from his mother, not just awful, but it may be illegal in accordance with state and national laws,” said Ms. Meltop.

Some experts believe that Ms. Jones violated the law because Australia prohibits people harming or taking their wildlife.

This is only allowed if Joey needs help because her mother died, ABC News Bikeitain Tania Bishop reported.