Why Pauline Hanson has called into question Fatima Payman's eligibility and the unbelievable reason she wants a judge to throw out racism verdict

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson defended telling a senator to 'p**s off back to Pakistan' after a Federal Court found she racially vilified the Greens member. Senator Hanson had tabled a document in which she questioned whether Senator Payman's Afghan citizenship disqualified her from serving in parliament. Senator Pauline Hanson had tabled a document in which she questioned whether Senator Payman's Afghan citizenship disqualified her from serving in parliament Senator Fatima Payman, who left Labor to set up her own party earlier this year, unleashed on the One Nation leader, accusing her of racism and claiming she spread hatred and division in a fiery exchange that made headlines across the country Senator Payman was born in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, but gained Australian citizenship in 2005. Senator Hanson hit back, insisting that Senator Payman's 'eligibility to sit in the Australian Senate remains under a cloud'. during Senator Payman's fiery spray Senator Hanson's team also argued against accusations the post was anti-Muslim.