One Nation Vows to Cut 750,000 Temporary Visa Holders From Australia
The One Nation leader pointed to the Canadian experience, saying cutting migration levels resulted in cheaper rents.
The conservative One Nation party has announced a policy to reduce the number of temporary visa holders in Australia by 750,000 over three years. Party leader Pauline Hanson cited competition for housing, strained hospital resources, and difficulties in home ownership for young Australians as reasons for the proposed cuts. The party aims to return migration levels to 2017 standards and international student numbers to 2015 levels.
- One Nation plans to cut 750,000 temporary visa holders over three years.
- The policy aims to address issues like housing competition, hospital bed shortages, and barriers to home ownership.
- The party seeks to reduce migration to 2017 levels and international student numbers to 2015 levels.
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