Matthew Gruter, a South African national and self-identified neo-Nazi, was deported from Australia after his visa was revoked following his participation in a rally outside state parliament where antisemitic slogans were chanted. Gruter, accompanied by his wife and newborn daughter, arrived in Johannesburg and reacted angrily to media attention, physically confronting journalists and expressing frustration over his deportation. Australian authorities defended the decision, stating that Gruter's actions were incompatible with the country's values and social cohesion. The incident has prompted the New South Wales government to propose tougher laws targeting demonstrations that promote Nazi ideology.