Children with links to Islamic State will be asked to take part in deradicalisation programs after touching down in Australia with four women on Thursday evening.The nine children, who are understood to be Australian citizens, are likely to receive taxpayer-funded support as part of their reintegration into Australian society.Three women - Janai Safar, Kawsar Ahmad, also known as Abbas, and Zeinab Ahmad - were arrested at Sydney and Melbourne international airports when they arrived with the children on Thursday.READ MORE: