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When it comes to dealing with immigration, People First realises that it’s not enough to reduce the immigration rate, we need to keep it down. The fact is immigration has been used to mask the structural imbalances in our economy, particularly around education, housing and foreign investment. These imbalances... need to be fixed if immigration is to remain low. We need to draw inspiration from our own national anthem and the words “Wealth for Toil.” We cannot keep importing workers whilst subsidising unproductive roles in bureaucracy, academia, renewables and gambling. In the 1980’s 20% of school leavers went to University. That figure is over 50% today. In absolute terms that means that almost 100,000 young Australians per annum are delaying entering the workforce per year. Not only that, most of those University graduates enter the professions instead of the trades there is a massive loss of domestic skilled labor. This has resulted in employers calling for high immigration instead of better more vocational focused education. People First intends to address this imbalance by funding more apprenticeships particularly through the Military. We will also increase funding for health education to reduce the number of foreign Doctors and Nurses employed in Australia. If you want to support a party that has the solutions and vision to fix the structural imbalances that has plagued Australia for too long then please sign up today atshow more

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Australia is in desperate need of economic reform. Poll after poll shows that cost of living, housing and immigration are the issues that Australians are concerned about the most. Australians need a party that has a substantive policy platform and the knowledge to implement these policies. People First has the solutions for today and the vision for tomorrow. These include: • lifting the tax free threshold to $45,000 • paying childcare directly to parents • allowing workers to keep their superannuation • Lower immigration All of these policies will provide immediate cost of living relief and make it easier to own your home. Our vision for tomorrow includes: • An infrastructure bank to fund the construction of Infrastructure • Expanding the military apprenticeship scheme so our children have the skills to build and run Infrastructure and Manufacturing • Higher taxes on profits sent offshore Check out our policies at:

Australia is in desperate need of economic reform. Poll after poll shows that cost of living, housing and immigration are the issues that Australians are concerned about the most. Australians need a party that has a substantive policy platform and the knowledge to implement these policies. People First has the solutions for today and the vision for tomorrow. These include: • lifting the tax free threshold to $45,000 • paying childcare directly to parents • allowing workers to keep their superannuation • Lower immigration All of these policies will provide immediate cost of living relief and make it easier to own your home. Our vision for tomorrow includes: • An infrastructure bank to fund the construction of Infrastructure • Expanding the military apprenticeship scheme so our children have the skills to build and run Infrastructure and Manufacturing • Higher taxes on profits sent offshore Check out our policies at:

Gerard Rennick

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Yesterday’s increase in Interest rates is not going to do anything to fix the underlying structural imbalances in our economy. It is not going to help build one oil refinery or find a new discovery oil. The reason we have persistent inflation in Australia is because our government is running high immigration, high spending programs alongside chronic underinvestment in infrastructure and manufacturing after decades of privatisation. It is completely absurd that the Australian people are now going to be punished with higher interest rates alongside higher fuel costs. The higher fuel costs is in-itself going to dampen demand by increasing the cost of living so why pour fuel on the fire by increasing the cost of living even more. We are in this mess because of government spending not because Australians are spending too much just to survive. Manipulating interest rates is only dealing with the symptom not the cause. Notwithstanding we can’t solve inflation in the next 30 days, Australia needs to start building more infrastructure and factories and training our children the trades needed to do it. This will increase the supply of essential goods to bring inflation down. People First is the only party with the policies that will do this. We will create an infrastructure bank to fund the infrastructure free from foreign debt and we will bring back the military apprenticeship scheme to train our children how to build and maintain the infrastructure and manufacturing plants. Sign up today at

Yesterday’s increase in Interest rates is not going to do anything to fix the underlying structural imbalances in our economy. It is not going to help build one oil refinery or find a new discovery oil. The reason we have persistent inflation in Australia is because our government is running high immigration, high spending programs alongside chronic underinvestment in infrastructure and manufacturing after decades of privatisation. It is completely absurd that the Australian people are now going to be punished with higher interest rates alongside higher fuel costs. The higher fuel costs is in-itself going to dampen demand by increasing the cost of living so why pour fuel on the fire by increasing the cost of living even more. We are in this mess because of government spending not because Australians are spending too much just to survive. Manipulating interest rates is only dealing with the symptom not the cause. Notwithstanding we can’t solve inflation in the next 30 days, Australia needs to start building more infrastructure and factories and training our children the trades needed to do it. This will increase the supply of essential goods to bring inflation down. People First is the only party with the policies that will do this. We will create an infrastructure bank to fund the infrastructure free from foreign debt and we will bring back the military apprenticeship scheme to train our children how to build and maintain the infrastructure and manufacturing plants. Sign up today at

Gerard Rennick

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CLARITY AROUND IMMIGRATION MATTERS This week we have seen all three major parties struggle to clarify their immigration policies. Yesterday the Labor Party backed down on the number of refugees they are taking, the Liberal Party has no number at all and One Nation have changed their 130,000 number from net to gross meaning their immigration number is not much lower than the Uniparty. People First has the most clear and concise policies of all political parties. You can see our immigration policy at this link: As you can see, not only will we reduce immigration numbers by the most, we will also install better systems to track and limit immigration. This is what sets People First apart from the others. We offer a systemic rational approach rather than an emotional incoherent approach to lowering immigration. Key points of our policy are: • cap permanent visas to 100,000 • cap student visas to 300,000 by increasing student visa fees to at least $20,000 to fund apprenticeships for Australians. This should reduce temporary visas by close to 500,000. •decrease bridging visas numbers by almost 400,000 to almost zero by tracking all visas by sponsor, tax file number and expiry date. Sponsors who allow their visa holders to overstay will be fined. •abolish the Indian migration and mobility treaty as the agreement is asymmetrical given India’s population and standard holders • expel visa holders with a criminal record. • limit government entitlements We believe these policies will reduce immigration for four to five years before overall immigration will flatten out to no more than 100,000. To support the only party that has a clear and concise immigration policy please sign up today at Whereas other parties will tell you what you want to hear, we will actually deliver on our solutions.

CLARITY AROUND IMMIGRATION MATTERS This week we have seen all three major parties struggle to clarify their immigration policies. Yesterday the Labor Party backed down on the number of refugees they are taking, the Liberal Party has no number at all and One Nation have changed their 130,000 number from net to gross meaning their immigration number is not much lower than the Uniparty. People First has the most clear and concise policies of all political parties. You can see our immigration policy at this link: As you can see, not only will we reduce immigration numbers by the most, we will also install better systems to track and limit immigration. This is what sets People First apart from the others. We offer a systemic rational approach rather than an emotional incoherent approach to lowering immigration. Key points of our policy are: • cap permanent visas to 100,000 • cap student visas to 300,000 by increasing student visa fees to at least $20,000 to fund apprenticeships for Australians. This should reduce temporary visas by close to 500,000. •decrease bridging visas numbers by almost 400,000 to almost zero by tracking all visas by sponsor, tax file number and expiry date. Sponsors who allow their visa holders to overstay will be fined. •abolish the Indian migration and mobility treaty as the agreement is asymmetrical given India’s population and standard holders • expel visa holders with a criminal record. • limit government entitlements We believe these policies will reduce immigration for four to five years before overall immigration will flatten out to no more than 100,000. To support the only party that has a clear and concise immigration policy please sign up today at Whereas other parties will tell you what you want to hear, we will actually deliver on our solutions.

Gerard Rennick

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Congressman Brandon Gill “The American people do not have any obligation, constitutionally or otherwise to import people from foreign cultures” Read that, and then read it again Constitutionally we do not have any obligation to accept any immigration “Our immigrate, the purpose of our immigration policy is to benefit the American people. There's no other reason it exists. We do not have any obligation to allow anybody to come into our country. We do so on our own terms and for the benefit of our own people, and to the extent that that is not benefiting the American people, I think it ought to be immigration policy ought to be reformed or scrapped.” I vote to completely scrap it. End immigration, unless it’s the very best. The only reason this mass immigration has happened is because we’ve been sold out

Congressman Brandon Gill “The American people do not have any obligation, constitutionally or otherwise to import people from foreign cultures” Read that, and then read it again Constitutionally we do not have any obligation to accept any immigration “Our immigrate, the purpose of our immigration policy is to benefit the American people. There's no other reason it exists. We do not have any obligation to allow anybody to come into our country. We do so on our own terms and for the benefit of our own people, and to the extent that that is not benefiting the American people, I think it ought to be immigration policy ought to be reformed or scrapped.” I vote to completely scrap it. End immigration, unless it’s the very best. The only reason this mass immigration has happened is because we’ve been sold out

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The Labor government's push for record immigration poses unnecessary risks. Today, the Albanese Labor Government will attempt to legislate a proposed influx of foreign families, allowing access to benefits meant for Australians. The irresponsible nature of this legislation will further strain our housing, infrastructure, and welfare systems. This bill, driven by the government's focus on increasing our population through immigration and keeping wages low by importing labor, neglects the urgent issue of unemployment among capable Australians. Instead of an overreliance on importing foreign labor, we need to review our out-of-control welfare spending in a way that encourages fit and healthy Australians to re-enter the workforce and helps balance the budget. By disregarding the realities of our economy and the needs of Australian citizens, Labor continues to act against the best interests of our nation. We must prioritize the well-being of Australians first.

The Labor government's push for record immigration poses unnecessary risks. Today, the Albanese Labor Government will attempt to legislate a proposed influx of foreign families, allowing access to benefits meant for Australians. The irresponsible nature of this legislation will further strain our housing, infrastructure, and welfare systems. This bill, driven by the government's focus on increasing our population through immigration and keeping wages low by importing labor, neglects the urgent issue of unemployment among capable Australians. Instead of an overreliance on importing foreign labor, we need to review our out-of-control welfare spending in a way that encourages fit and healthy Australians to re-enter the workforce and helps balance the budget. By disregarding the realities of our economy and the needs of Australian citizens, Labor continues to act against the best interests of our nation. We must prioritize the well-being of Australians first.

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We are being lied to. 1.4 million net migrants under Albanese. We are being told that they are contributing. But very few of them are actually the doctors and tradesmen that we need. Why aren’t we training up our own people? Our native-born replacement rate is at 1.4 - why aren’t we supporting our own young people to have the number of children that they want, instead of the number of children that they can afford? We have solutions to our problems that do not include bringing in millions of unwanted foreigners and being lied to that they fill our skills shortages. Australia should be for Australians. #AustraliaFirst #Auspol #immigration #replacementrate

We are being lied to. 1.4 million net migrants under Albanese. We are being told that they are contributing. But very few of them are actually the doctors and tradesmen that we need. Why aren’t we training up our own people? Our native-born replacement rate is at 1.4 - why aren’t we supporting our own young people to have the number of children that they want, instead of the number of children that they can afford? We have solutions to our problems that do not include bringing in millions of unwanted foreigners and being lied to that they fill our skills shortages. Australia should be for Australians. #AustraliaFirst #Auspol #immigration #replacementrate

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Susanna Reid, "Successive governments have failed to tell a positive story on immigration" "We rely on immigration to run our public services, to grow our economy" "How Chris Philp can lecture the current government on immigration when it was under his Conservative government, that legal migration went up to almost a million in the year to June 2023 is remarkable" "If you have that scale of legal migrants coming in, how are you going to support them in the NHS, with housing" "Governments need to say: we need migrants, they are positive and valuable contributors to our society, but this is the number roughly we need"

Susanna Reid, "Successive governments have failed to tell a positive story on immigration" "We rely on immigration to run our public services, to grow our economy" "How Chris Philp can lecture the current government on immigration when it was under his Conservative government, that legal migration went up to almost a million in the year to June 2023 is remarkable" "If you have that scale of legal migrants coming in, how are you going to support them in the NHS, with housing" "Governments need to say: we need migrants, they are positive and valuable contributors to our society, but this is the number roughly we need"

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I have consistently maintained this view regarding illegal immigration from our southern border, and I extend the same principle to those seeking to enter from elsewhere: immigration is not a global entitlement. Entry into the United States is not a moral guarantee—it is a policy decision that must be made based on our national interests. Period. The United States has always been a nation of immigrants, yes—but only when immigration was tied to a clear contribution to the country’s development. We cannot continue to frame immigration as an emotional issue. It is a matter of economic limits, social cohesion, and political responsibility. Assimilation is necessary, but it is not sufficient. Even the most well-meaning immigrant draws from the same finite pool of housing, education, healthcare, and job opportunities as native-born citizens. That is not an ideological opinion—it is a reality of scarcity. Resources are not elastic. We have overcrowded schools, strained hospitals, and a housing crisis that is pricing out working-class Americans. Only a fool would advocate adding more people to a stressed system, regardless of their character or intentions, worsens these challenges. This is not about demonizing anyone. It is about prioritizing Americans—particularly the working-class, who are often the first to feel the pressure of unchecked immigration. Low-skilled workers are often the ones who are asked to absorb the costs of policies designed by elites who remain immune to their disastrous consequences. I think we need a temporary immigration moratorium, it’s not isolationist; it is pragmatic. It is not a wall against the world—it is a pause to rebuild our foundation. Before we open the door any wider, we must ensure the house is in order. We must fix our schools, address our housing shortage, restore the integrity of our immigration laws, and rebalance a labor market that is growing increasingly hostile to the working people of this country. Immigration must serve the national interest—not sentimentalism, not globalism, and certainly not guilt. Until we can guarantee that our immigration system works for the American people, we have no obligation—moral or legal—to accept others simply because they ask or because some people feel bad. This is not a rejection of compassion. It is a reaffirmation of responsibility.

I have consistently maintained this view regarding illegal immigration from our southern border, and I extend the same principle to those seeking to enter from elsewhere: immigration is not a global entitlement. Entry into the United States is not a moral guarantee—it is a policy decision that must be made based on our national interests. Period. The United States has always been a nation of immigrants, yes—but only when immigration was tied to a clear contribution to the country’s development. We cannot continue to frame immigration as an emotional issue. It is a matter of economic limits, social cohesion, and political responsibility. Assimilation is necessary, but it is not sufficient. Even the most well-meaning immigrant draws from the same finite pool of housing, education, healthcare, and job opportunities as native-born citizens. That is not an ideological opinion—it is a reality of scarcity. Resources are not elastic. We have overcrowded schools, strained hospitals, and a housing crisis that is pricing out working-class Americans. Only a fool would advocate adding more people to a stressed system, regardless of their character or intentions, worsens these challenges. This is not about demonizing anyone. It is about prioritizing Americans—particularly the working-class, who are often the first to feel the pressure of unchecked immigration. Low-skilled workers are often the ones who are asked to absorb the costs of policies designed by elites who remain immune to their disastrous consequences. I think we need a temporary immigration moratorium, it’s not isolationist; it is pragmatic. It is not a wall against the world—it is a pause to rebuild our foundation. Before we open the door any wider, we must ensure the house is in order. We must fix our schools, address our housing shortage, restore the integrity of our immigration laws, and rebalance a labor market that is growing increasingly hostile to the working people of this country. Immigration must serve the national interest—not sentimentalism, not globalism, and certainly not guilt. Until we can guarantee that our immigration system works for the American people, we have no obligation—moral or legal—to accept others simply because they ask or because some people feel bad. This is not a rejection of compassion. It is a reaffirmation of responsibility.

Shermichael Singleton

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Labor and the Liberals are both hooked on high immigration to prop up GDP. It’s a short-sighted fix for their economic failures, and everyday Australians are copping the consequences. People can’t find a home. Rents are through the roof. Hospitals and aged care are overwhelmed. Infrastructure is stretched. And the migrants being brought in aren’t even filling the skills we desperately need, like construction. You cannot import your way out of a skills shortage. History has shown us this. We need to start investing in our own people. We need home-grown skills. Too many are coming in, and not enough of the right ones. It’s time to end mass migration. One Nation’s visa cap would have reduced immigration into Australia by approximately 250,000 people, giving the nation room to recover. It is time for real action on immigration. It’s time to put Australians first.

Labor and the Liberals are both hooked on high immigration to prop up GDP. It’s a short-sighted fix for their economic failures, and everyday Australians are copping the consequences. People can’t find a home. Rents are through the roof. Hospitals and aged care are overwhelmed. Infrastructure is stretched. And the migrants being brought in aren’t even filling the skills we desperately need, like construction. You cannot import your way out of a skills shortage. History has shown us this. We need to start investing in our own people. We need home-grown skills. Too many are coming in, and not enough of the right ones. It’s time to end mass migration. One Nation’s visa cap would have reduced immigration into Australia by approximately 250,000 people, giving the nation room to recover. It is time for real action on immigration. It’s time to put Australians first.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

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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.

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.

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🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Chip Roy DEMANDS Congress pass his legislation that bans migration from anyone who wants Sharia Law, and to crack down on legal immigration "That is the VAST majority of Muslims. We have to be honest here! We CAN'T beat around the bush!" 🔥 This is CRUCIAL for our republic. "What you cannot believe what you cannot profess is something that is diametrically opposed to the declaration, constitution, the rule of law." "And if your motive is undermining western civilization, which is the motive of the Islamists, the motive of the Muslim brotherhood — then that is something we must stop!" "I applaud the president for pausing immigration from a good number of countries. We need to be much more robust. We need to codify that pause!" "We need to codify the vetting of sharia law. We need to codify the border security provisions, which right now have not been codified." "And yes, we need to pass the SAVE America Act to ensure that only American citizens are voting in American elections!" 📽️ Benny Johnson Chip Roy

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Chip Roy DEMANDS Congress pass his legislation that bans migration from anyone who wants Sharia Law, and to crack down on legal immigration "That is the VAST majority of Muslims. We have to be honest here! We CAN'T beat around the bush!" 🔥 This is CRUCIAL for our republic. "What you cannot believe what you cannot profess is something that is diametrically opposed to the declaration, constitution, the rule of law." "And if your motive is undermining western civilization, which is the motive of the Islamists, the motive of the Muslim brotherhood — then that is something we must stop!" "I applaud the president for pausing immigration from a good number of countries. We need to be much more robust. We need to codify that pause!" "We need to codify the vetting of sharia law. We need to codify the border security provisions, which right now have not been codified." "And yes, we need to pass the SAVE America Act to ensure that only American citizens are voting in American elections!" 📽️ Benny Johnson Chip Roy

Eric Daugherty

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“Targeted immigration is good … that’s good immigration. It’s targeted, it’s small, and it improves the standard of living”. I’m afraid on this one I vehemently disagree with Rupert Lowe MP. Here’s why …. Britain currently has 6.5 million people on out of work benefits and has some of the lowest automation/robotics rates (and therefore productivity rates) in the developed world. If there is a shortage of a certain skill and you allow that skill to be imported, even if you think it’s just for the short term, it encourages businesses not to innovate or to increase wages to attract talent off of welfare and into work. We have rising unemployment and low economic activity rates so there is tremendous slack in the economy in terms of labour supply. There is no need to have any immigration to plug that gap. In a world of full employment, high economic activity rates, low welfare dependency, and high productivity I could see a scenario in which some temporary workers from Anglo/European countries becomes sensible. However, we are decades away from that world and even if we weren’t we should be encouraging the diaspora to return home with a massive incentive program rather than taking any immigration outside of that sphere. That would more than plug any shortages we had. Which gets me back to my point. We don’t need any immigration at all. We never have and never will.

“Targeted immigration is good … that’s good immigration. It’s targeted, it’s small, and it improves the standard of living”. I’m afraid on this one I vehemently disagree with Rupert Lowe MP. Here’s why …. Britain currently has 6.5 million people on out of work benefits and has some of the lowest automation/robotics rates (and therefore productivity rates) in the developed world. If there is a shortage of a certain skill and you allow that skill to be imported, even if you think it’s just for the short term, it encourages businesses not to innovate or to increase wages to attract talent off of welfare and into work. We have rising unemployment and low economic activity rates so there is tremendous slack in the economy in terms of labour supply. There is no need to have any immigration to plug that gap. In a world of full employment, high economic activity rates, low welfare dependency, and high productivity I could see a scenario in which some temporary workers from Anglo/European countries becomes sensible. However, we are decades away from that world and even if we weren’t we should be encouraging the diaspora to return home with a massive incentive program rather than taking any immigration outside of that sphere. That would more than plug any shortages we had. Which gets me back to my point. We don’t need any immigration at all. We never have and never will.

Wolf 🐺

16,157 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Australia’s immigration system is broken. It no longer works in the interests of the Australian people. Immigration policy from both parties of government – Labor and the Coalition – does not reflect the views of the Australian people. It’s driven by big business and used to prop up an economy brought low by poor government decisions. Poll after poll after poll shows most Australians think immigration is too high, or should be lowered. A staggering 1.4 million people have been brought to Australia since Labor won power in 2022. That’s more than the entire population of Adelaide, our fifth largest city. There has never been such a massive increase in our population in all our history. Last year I called for a national plebiscite on immigration to determine the views of the Australian people once and for all. Labor, the Coalition and the Greens blocked it. This showed they do not care about the Australian people’s views on immigration. It showed they do not care about the increasing numbers of Australians struggling to find secure accommodation, struggling to afford increasing rents, or trying to survive on the streets. It showed they don’t care about about the inflation caused by high immigration, or its overwhelming impact on services and infrastructure. I care, because I’m an Australian fighting for a decent standard of living for myself, my family and the Australians relying on me to fight for them. One Nation listens to the Australian people on immigration, and we develop our policies accordingly. Late last year the Department of Home Affairs revealed more than 75 thousand visa holders were in Australia illegally. Under our policy, all of them would be deported immediately. Under our policy, they would not be able to appeal their deportation to the Australian Review Tribunal. During the previous two financial years, just over 1.4 million people came to Australia courtesy of the Albanese Labor government – an average of 700 thousand per year. These numbers are obscene. One Nation will cap arrivals at 130 thousand per year – a drop of 570,000 per year from Labor’s record numbers. This will allow Australia to catch its breath, catch up with housing, and catch up with services and infrastructure. One Nation’s policy introduces a minimum eight-year waiting period for immigrants before they can apply for Australian citizenship and the privileges that come with it. Over this eight-year period, immigrants will be required to consistently demonstrate they are fit to become Australians. We want to reinforce the principle that Australian citizenship is a privilege to be earned, not an entitlement to be given away. Foreign students will be included in our 130 thousand per year cap. Australian universities must be broken of their addiction to foreign students, and forced to prioritise the tertiary education of Australian students. With modern communications technology, there is no compelling reason why most of these students can’t do Australian courses at home unless, of course, you factor in the amount of money they send back home from Australia. In 2023 this figure was 10 billion dollars. It’s a scam to take jobs and wealth from Australians, and we’re going to put a stop to it. One Nation’s policy will also stop those on student visas from using the system as a backdoor to permanent residency, and we’ll prevent students from bringing family members here. Our policy also demands the reinstatement of temporary protection visas and Australia’s withdrawal from the UN Refugee Convention. TPVs are a proven means of deterring people smuggling, stopping the boats and those arriving by plane. Labor is keeping things quiet, but it’s well known the people smugglers are constantly testing our borders and more boats have made it to the mainland in recent months. Under our policy, immigration from nations known to foster extremism will be prohibited. The major parties failure to screen out extremists at the border is directly responsible for the unrest and violence we’ve seen on our streets and in our suburbs. One Nation is the only party with a strong immigration policy that reflects the will of the Australian people. That’s because we’re the only party that puts Australia and Australians first.

Australia’s immigration system is broken. It no longer works in the interests of the Australian people. Immigration policy from both parties of government – Labor and the Coalition – does not reflect the views of the Australian people. It’s driven by big business and used to prop up an economy brought low by poor government decisions. Poll after poll after poll shows most Australians think immigration is too high, or should be lowered. A staggering 1.4 million people have been brought to Australia since Labor won power in 2022. That’s more than the entire population of Adelaide, our fifth largest city. There has never been such a massive increase in our population in all our history. Last year I called for a national plebiscite on immigration to determine the views of the Australian people once and for all. Labor, the Coalition and the Greens blocked it. This showed they do not care about the Australian people’s views on immigration. It showed they do not care about the increasing numbers of Australians struggling to find secure accommodation, struggling to afford increasing rents, or trying to survive on the streets. It showed they don’t care about about the inflation caused by high immigration, or its overwhelming impact on services and infrastructure. I care, because I’m an Australian fighting for a decent standard of living for myself, my family and the Australians relying on me to fight for them. One Nation listens to the Australian people on immigration, and we develop our policies accordingly. Late last year the Department of Home Affairs revealed more than 75 thousand visa holders were in Australia illegally. Under our policy, all of them would be deported immediately. Under our policy, they would not be able to appeal their deportation to the Australian Review Tribunal. During the previous two financial years, just over 1.4 million people came to Australia courtesy of the Albanese Labor government – an average of 700 thousand per year. These numbers are obscene. One Nation will cap arrivals at 130 thousand per year – a drop of 570,000 per year from Labor’s record numbers. This will allow Australia to catch its breath, catch up with housing, and catch up with services and infrastructure. One Nation’s policy introduces a minimum eight-year waiting period for immigrants before they can apply for Australian citizenship and the privileges that come with it. Over this eight-year period, immigrants will be required to consistently demonstrate they are fit to become Australians. We want to reinforce the principle that Australian citizenship is a privilege to be earned, not an entitlement to be given away. Foreign students will be included in our 130 thousand per year cap. Australian universities must be broken of their addiction to foreign students, and forced to prioritise the tertiary education of Australian students. With modern communications technology, there is no compelling reason why most of these students can’t do Australian courses at home unless, of course, you factor in the amount of money they send back home from Australia. In 2023 this figure was 10 billion dollars. It’s a scam to take jobs and wealth from Australians, and we’re going to put a stop to it. One Nation’s policy will also stop those on student visas from using the system as a backdoor to permanent residency, and we’ll prevent students from bringing family members here. Our policy also demands the reinstatement of temporary protection visas and Australia’s withdrawal from the UN Refugee Convention. TPVs are a proven means of deterring people smuggling, stopping the boats and those arriving by plane. Labor is keeping things quiet, but it’s well known the people smugglers are constantly testing our borders and more boats have made it to the mainland in recent months. Under our policy, immigration from nations known to foster extremism will be prohibited. The major parties failure to screen out extremists at the border is directly responsible for the unrest and violence we’ve seen on our streets and in our suburbs. One Nation is the only party with a strong immigration policy that reflects the will of the Australian people. That’s because we’re the only party that puts Australia and Australians first.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

32,433 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Reform keeps arguing that immigration is an issue when it isn’t. There is a by-election right now in Caerphilly and Nigel Farage’s party keeps saying that immigration is an issue there. BUT over 97% percent of people in the area were born in the UK. There are perfectly legitimate reasons to be unhappy over the state of public services in the area, but it’s not down to immigration. We need to start debating based on facts not scaremongering.

Reform keeps arguing that immigration is an issue when it isn’t. There is a by-election right now in Caerphilly and Nigel Farage’s party keeps saying that immigration is an issue there. BUT over 97% percent of people in the area were born in the UK. There are perfectly legitimate reasons to be unhappy over the state of public services in the area, but it’s not down to immigration. We need to start debating based on facts not scaremongering.

Will Hayward

184,486 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

🇨🇦 Immigration Minister Marc Miller ᐅᑭᒫᐃᐧᐅᓃᐸᐄᐧᐤᐃᔨᐣ Mikotsikaa says blaming everything on immigrants is not right 🇨🇦 He said that economic challenges should not be “entirely” linked to immigration and at the same time, it is also naive to ignore the fact that #immigration volumes have impacted affordability “As the economic circumstances change in this country so does the posture of the government of Canada. Again, we can do this without calling each other bigots. We can do this in a context where we're actually having a rational discussion about the national interest of Canada and whether we need to reduce immigration levels.”

🇨🇦 Immigration Minister Marc Miller ᐅᑭᒫᐃᐧᐅᓃᐸᐄᐧᐤᐃᔨᐣ Mikotsikaa says blaming everything on immigrants is not right 🇨🇦 He said that economic challenges should not be “entirely” linked to immigration and at the same time, it is also naive to ignore the fact that #immigration volumes have impacted affordability “As the economic circumstances change in this country so does the posture of the government of Canada. Again, we can do this without calling each other bigots. We can do this in a context where we're actually having a rational discussion about the national interest of Canada and whether we need to reduce immigration levels.”

Immigration News Canada 🇨🇦

62,384 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Small Business Administrator Drops The Hammer on Full-Government CRACKDOWN of H-1B Fraud: 'NO ONE Is Asking For FOREIGN Workers, They Want Americans' "Our biggest concern that we hear from our employers, which create two out of every three new jobs, is that they can't find enough skilled workers. They need more qualified workers to be in the workforce and work for them." "No one is asking for foreign workers. No one is saying, 'I need more foreign-born workers. I need more visa workers'. They are simply saying, we need the students coming out of, be it high school or college, to be trained and skilled enough to do these jobs. And they're not. We have 7 million jobs open in America." "We have plenty of Americans that can do those jobs if they get the right training and skills. That's why we're focused skilled trade, technical and trade schools and sourcing our employees here in America." Keep fighting for American Workers, Kelly Loeffler

Small Business Administrator Drops The Hammer on Full-Government CRACKDOWN of H-1B Fraud: 'NO ONE Is Asking For FOREIGN Workers, They Want Americans' "Our biggest concern that we hear from our employers, which create two out of every three new jobs, is that they can't find enough skilled workers. They need more qualified workers to be in the workforce and work for them." "No one is asking for foreign workers. No one is saying, 'I need more foreign-born workers. I need more visa workers'. They are simply saying, we need the students coming out of, be it high school or college, to be trained and skilled enough to do these jobs. And they're not. We have 7 million jobs open in America." "We have plenty of Americans that can do those jobs if they get the right training and skills. That's why we're focused skilled trade, technical and trade schools and sourcing our employees here in America." Keep fighting for American Workers, Kelly Loeffler

Benny Johnson

145,611 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen

“We, as the Venezuelan people, as Caribbean people, as the people of the Liberators, will not allow them to set their insolent foothold here in Venezuela. We will not allow it. We are in the streets today, and we will remain in the streets, holding vigils and safeguarding Venezuela's institutions, because first, our Constitution must be respected, and second, we are a sovereign and independent people. Today, in response to Donald Trump's statements, we reject this by remaining in the streets and by supporting the Venezuelan military high command, while also making this known to the entire world. We demand that all the peoples of the world speak out against this violation of our rights. Venezuela has been a country that has opened its doors to many countries around the world. Venezuela has extended a helping hand to many governments around the world. Today, the Venezuelan people demand that all the peoples of the world also speak out against this situation that is attacking our identity.”

“We, as the Venezuelan people, as Caribbean people, as the people of the Liberators, will not allow them to set their insolent foothold here in Venezuela. We will not allow it. We are in the streets today, and we will remain in the streets, holding vigils and safeguarding Venezuela's institutions, because first, our Constitution must be respected, and second, we are a sovereign and independent people. Today, in response to Donald Trump's statements, we reject this by remaining in the streets and by supporting the Venezuelan military high command, while also making this known to the entire world. We demand that all the peoples of the world speak out against this violation of our rights. Venezuela has been a country that has opened its doors to many countries around the world. Venezuela has extended a helping hand to many governments around the world. Today, the Venezuelan people demand that all the peoples of the world also speak out against this situation that is attacking our identity.”

Camila

39,243 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Mamdani on Arch/Ballroom/Club Rose Garden: My message would be that this is not what government has to be. This is not the only vision for what it looks like to have politics in this country—that is so divorced from the needs and wants of everyday people. And what we are looking to show in New York City is an alternative to what has led so many to become disenchanted with the political process. We want to show that not only can government work, but it must, and that at its core, our responsibility is to working people—to ensure that we’re doing everything to make their lives easier. That has to be what drives our actions, and for too long, government has felt more like a distraction than a fulfillment of the needs of the people who’ve been left behind by the politics of today.

Mamdani on Arch/Ballroom/Club Rose Garden: My message would be that this is not what government has to be. This is not the only vision for what it looks like to have politics in this country—that is so divorced from the needs and wants of everyday people. And what we are looking to show in New York City is an alternative to what has led so many to become disenchanted with the political process. We want to show that not only can government work, but it must, and that at its core, our responsibility is to working people—to ensure that we’re doing everything to make their lives easier. That has to be what drives our actions, and for too long, government has felt more like a distraction than a fulfillment of the needs of the people who’ve been left behind by the politics of today.

Acyn

31,743 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten