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During my time in the Senate, I have consistently raised concerns about immigration levels and their direct impact on Australia's housing crisis, particularly highlighting how the government's underestimation of immigration numbers has contributed to the housing shortage. Government are in denial that high levels of migration is fueling the...

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Andromeda1 年前

Wow, she’s not even listening. Why bother paying her if she’s mindlessnessly sitting there. Where are the 🏘️? Deport these illegals immediately.

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ichi1 年前

Why do we bring in people that: 1. Won't be an addition to the dating pool ever 2. Even our hookers refuse them 3. Won't be part of anyone's circle of friends 4. They are not inventing things or starting businesses They are not really an addition to "society" at all.

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Steve Beves1 年前

The ancestors of WW1 & WW2 veterans that fought & died to keep Australia for Australians. Now the ancestors of those brave men and women are being overpopulated & bred out by foreigners that have no care for their sacrifice. Those families living in NSW will be a minority by 2036

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Head1 年前

I would love to know the reason they’re bringing so many excess people into Australia, there is not a single positive impact on our citizens, it’s divisive, economically destructive and costing us working Australians more in taxes to home and give welfare payments for no benefit!

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JacksonBlack1 年前

Consistently raised concerns about immigration levels. Had zero impact.

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Australian Election 2025 - Your Senate Vote Counts1 年前

What we haven't read it ourselves is for wave 2 property boom in the first home buyer area. 1.8 million people coming in during the tenure of labour Will be looking for homes and have qualified as first home buyers. So they'll be competition within that first time by stock

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California Insider Show1 年前

California has the nation’s highest housing costs. Some blame a housing shortage; others, government policies. We sit down with experts to explore what’s driving costs and discuss the state-mandated Housing Development initiative and why some cities push back.

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AussiiieeeRod1 年前

As much as I love ya, it's still just talk, until we force government to swear the correct oath to office down the hill in old parliament house, nothing will improve, but to the contrary.

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Australian Election 2025 - Your Senate Vote Counts1 年前

I know exactly what they're doing increasing the supply of low pay jobs such as fruit picking transient rural jobs and gig work. We've been lied to totally.

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InTheMoment1 年前

It's absolutely disgusting, the fact the opposition just sits there to allow it to happen; speaks volumes!

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Cindy Cameron1 年前

What a dumb answer

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Politicians have failed to keep Australians safe from terrorism and bad actors. The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) have over 18,000 people on their 'watch list' which has become physically impossible to monitor the imported hate that lurks in suburbs across our country. Enough is enough! One Nation wants these people gone. Our policy on immigration is very clear: • Deport 75,000 illegal migrants because Australia’s immigration laws must be enforced, not ignored. Visa overstayers, illegal workers, and unlawful non-residents undermine national security, drive down wages, and take advantage of public services meant for Australians. • Cut immigration by over 570,000 people from current Labor levels by capping visas at 130,000 per year to ease pressure on housing, wages, and infrastructure. • Stop the skilled visa rorting that allows cheap foreign labour to undercut Australian workers. • End the student visa loopholes that turn study into a backdoor to permanent residency or low-wage labour. • Stop the Administrative Review Tribunal being abused with endless, weaponised appeals that clog the system and delay rightful deportations. Immigration enforcement must not be held hostage by legal loopholes. • Reintroduce Temporary Protection Visas a proven, effective policy that prevents permanent residency through the back door and deters illegal arrivals. • Deport any visa holder who breaks the law. Weak law enforcement policies have put Australians in danger for too long. If you commit a crime, you lose your visa and the right to stay. • Introduce an eight-year waiting period for citizenship and welfare, ensuring new arrivals contribute before they take. • Refuse entry to migrants from nations known to foster extremist ideologies that are incompatible with Australian values and way of life. • Withdraw from the UN Refugee Convention because Australia will not be dictated to by foreign organisations when deciding who we accept into our nation on humanitarian grounds. It's time to take back control of our borders, protect Australian jobs, and ensure a future where Australians come first. #PaulineHanson #OneNation #Immigration #Facts #Policy

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

52,975 次观看 • 7 个月前

It's time to take back control of our borders, protect Australian jobs, and ensure a future where Australians come first. One Nation will: 🔸 Deport 75,000 illegal migrants - those that have overstayed their visas, illegal workers and unlawful non-residents that undermine national security, drive down wages, and take advantage of public services meant for Australians. 🔸 Make migration net negative, which means more leave Australia than arrive - and the population decreases. 🔸 Stop the skilled visa rorting that allows cheap foreign labour to undercut Australian workers. 🔸 End the student visa loopholes that turn study into a backdoor to permanent residency or low-wage labour. 🔸 Stop the Administrative Review Tribunal being abused with endless, weaponised appeals that clog the system and delay rightful deportations. Immigration enforcement must not be held hostage by legal loopholes. 🔸Reintroduce Temporary Protection Visas a proven, effective policy that prevents permanent residency through the back door and deters illegal arrivals. 🔸Deport any visa holder who breaks the law. Weak law enforcement policies have put Australians in danger for too long. If you commit a crime, you lose your visa and the right to stay. 🔸Introduce an eight-year waiting period for citizenship and welfare, ensuring new arrivals contribute before they take. 🔸Refuse entry to migrants from nations known to foster extremist ideologies that are incompatible with Australian values and way of life. 🔸Withdraw from the UN Refugee Convention. because Australia will not be dictated to by foreign organisations when deciding who we accept into our nation on humanitarian grounds.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

43,700 次观看 • 1 年前

I've been warning Australians that our immigration system is out of control and now the government's own data confirms it. In February alone, 200,000 foreign students arrived in Australia. In the middle of a housing crisis, this is unforgivable. If we don't act now, the pressure on housing, hospitals, and wages will only get worse. Universities were built for Australian students. They should focus on educating our own young people, not acting as businesses designed to attract foreign students, raking in profits while Australian taxpayers foot the bill. Families are struggling with skyrocketing rents, young people are missing out, and our healthcare system is stretched thin. This cannot be allowed to continue. We need to tighten our immigration system and toughen citizenship rules to ensure people who come here prove their commitment to our values and way of life. Australians must come first. This election is your chance to send a clear message: no more weak immigration policies, no more putting Australians last. One Nation is rising in the polls because Australians are fed up with being ignored. This means we can get candidates elected, and we can give you a real voice, we can turn things around. But if you don’t act now, this crisis will deepen, and the Australia you know and love will continue to slip away. A vote for One Nation is a vote to restore fairness, secure our borders, and put Australians, like you, back at the front of the queue.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

93,484 次观看 • 1 年前