Immigration Cuts on the Table in Oz

[@ALObtuse]

It’s not only immigration, the types of immigrants we’re taking in too. Then we’re supposed to be shocked when we get the same issue Europe has.

[@brycebell122]

Gee I wonder what sort of people are flooding Europe that are then going on to cause problems?

[@craigparker4108]

@@d.a2500 Or Pirates.

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

600,000 immigrants every year since Labor has been in Power and there is still a Skill shortage? Why? What does that tell you?

[@robinkumar-hx7wg]

Well what you think you are . Is not white people all are from uk or Europe. Let ask these questions to aboriginal people if they say white should go back to Europe. Will you go . Stop the migration from uk and Europe problem solved , they are coming here on permanent visa while carrying their dual citizenship and taking white colour jobs from so called Ozzie. What you say on this

[@galacticnemesis366]

@@d.a2500good on ya mate. We need more people like you. 😎👊👍🇦🇺

[@wyattfamily8997]

Cut Immigration to 80,000m per year. That is equal to the 80,000 that LEAVE Australia each year. That is the ONLY NetZero result I'm interested in. Then BAN domestic home ownership to NON Australian citizens PERMANENTLY and give those that currently own Australian property 12 months to divest themselves of it. If just these 2 actions were taken, home ownership by Australians would be very possible within a few years and homelessness would be a thing of the past. But it would take COURAGE and we don't have Politicians with the "testicular fortitude" to actually do it.

[@kelstra1997]

I was going to post a comment along similar lines but you have beaten me to it. You have probably said it better than me anyway. Bottom line is - Excellent comment and one I'm in total agreeance with.

[@vikingbulk8531]

Spot on Bevan. Well said!

[@hcrun]

@@kelstra1997 Totally agree and my sentiments exactly. Couldn't have expressed it any better.

[@Damo1234Arn]

Look at how Japan deals with it, that’s the solution

[@jcisme]

1000% spot on mate..

[@TheAngryTrapezoid]

200,000 per year was already too much

[@lappo2534]

750k in the last 12 months bud wake up

[@450tank]

@@lappo2534 TheAngryTrapezoid is referring to when it was at 200,000. Look at the first graph shown and wake up.

[@beauzo9965]

Are you talking about the pay cheques of Victorian traffic controllers on the big builds. Why build houses when you can twirl a lollipop for 200k

[@harveybirdman74]

Albo's "Dumb Growth" disaster

[@macalacalan1175]

John Howard's - he started the increases

[@MrFastFarmer]

@@macalacalan1175 EVERYTHING John Howard has done has resulted in disaster

[@karlm9584]

​@@MrFastFarmer100% Immigration is just an easy way to grow without actually needing to think. Perfect for politicians, and even better if the immigrants borrow money and spend it.

[@craigparker4108]

@@MrFastFarmer And Labor an even bigger disaster, they all suck tho.

[@MrFastFarmer]

@@craigparker4108 Here’s my list - Frazer 7/10, Hawk 7/10, Keating 5/10, Howard 1/10, Rudd 4/10, Gillard 4/10, Abbott 7/10, Turnbull 2/10, Morrison 3/10, Albanese 1/10. My entire lifetime the leadership of this country has been beyond bad. No one damaged this country like Howard, but Albo with his AUKUS crap and investing in PSIQuantum is fast catching him.

[@riffcaster]

It needs to cease completely.

[@tovsteh]

Every country needs a level of good, vetted, skilled migration, where you qualify people on whether they like this country and its culture, and will contribute at sustainable levels. Its good for all markets/jobs/businesses. Not this open-the-floodgates bs while they can't even provide government services and housing to the people already here.

[@damnyiffers]

​@tovsteh I disagree. Instead of importing skills we need to focus on training our own skilled workers. And get out from under the debt thumb.

[@Yalbou]

​@@tovstehlol muh capitalism.

[@tovsteh]

@@damnyiffers We need that too, but Australians dont have enough kids and our population shrinks, while our industries/businesses/technology moves faster than the almost generational amount of time it takes to train someone into becoming an expert in something, not to mention if they are even willing or intellectually capable of doing so. It takes time. Not to mention: 20 years ago everyone was told to get University degrees to "become educated and get ahead in life", and it did the exact opposite: increased debt, created a far more useless population made for offices, while significantly reducing the amount of tradesmen available, and now it costs $5000 to fix a gutter as a result... You want a reduced population but still expect society to fully function as it does today and progress from there, and it simply doesn't work that way. And because everything gets more and more expensive because our governments operate in a financial system where printing (and inflating) our money is a necessity, the locals simply arent incentivized to have kids as a result, and we are stuck in a loop.

[@tovsteh]

@@Yalbou Are you a Leftist socialist or something? Werent you all pro-immigration 5 minutes ago? lol

[@archumwelten7135]

A home shouldn't cost $30y mortgage for two people.

[@SurmaSampo]

WTF is $30y?

[@coasteyscoasteys]

​@SurmaSampo 30 years Simple simon

[@vikingbulk8531]

Been here my entire life, 39 years. Unless this government does something, I'm very likely to leave. This is not the Australia I grew up in, I'm sure many feel the same way.

[@martino2794]

You should go to Town Hall station in Sydney at 9:30pm any weeknight; it's totally shocking; hundreds and hundreds of people who all appear to be very recent arrivals; it's a though you've stepped into Beijing or Mumbai; you'll see about 4 white Australians

[@450tank]

@@martino2794 Sydney CBD was like that 30 years ago. Can't imagine what it's like now. Would also think you were in a middle eastern country back then too.

[@garawa1987]

I'm a indigenous 48yrs old from inland Australia I remover going to a primary public school in Brisbane felt like I was in china

[@BatteryCommander]

Where exactly are you going to go that's better? This is the best Western country in the world currently. But you're letting it go tob the dogs. Stay and fight to keep it ad it was 10 years ago.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

​@@martino2794👽👽👽👽👽🇦🇺😡

[@mgreenesco9955]

Only about 20yrs too late and a couple of generations of stolen dreams.

[@collin_mmarshall1655]

Stolen? Well,the aborigines have the ultimate right to ask about that word 🤣

[@jeffreywhite9355]

@@collin_mmarshall1655 Really, Collin? Given the level of Aboriginal Entitlement that's in place throughout Australia, I'd say they already have! 🤫

[@collin_mmarshall1655]

@@jeffreywhite9355 Return the whole land to the aborigines then come back at me..

[@nowhere529]

@@collin_mmarshall1655 Than they cangive it back to the Kangaroos and the Megafauna they drove extinct.

[@jeffreygrahamwhite72]

@@collin_mmarshall1655 Don't need to. It's ours now, get over it!

[@Design_no]

Get rid of this appalling government.

[@macalacalan1175]

It was started by John Howard and hasn't stopped since.

[@UziMusic]

They're all bad tho..

[@macalacalan1175]

@@UziMusic vote for Sustainable Australia party.

[@chriswatson1698]

The Libs, the Greens and the Teals all support giving away our country to foreigners.

[@rosa9079]

MAGA. Make Albo Go Away.

[@noelgibson5956]

There's nothing 'temporary' about students from China or India. They never take their degree home to benefit their home countries. Once they're in Australia and their term as a 'student' is over with, they'll either apply for permanent residency, claim asylum or hire a good lawyer. Just like with dissidents who say something mean about the CCP and suddenly need asylum, it's another form of backdoor immigration. That's on top of the hundreds of thousands who actually arrive legally, that the government has never had approval from the populace, to import. Remember this: external threats are minimal without internal traitors assisting.

[@LessIsMore999]

That's true, and not only India and China. I know an international student from Japan, she has been living here for 8 years, has been abusing her student visa to get low paid jobs such as cleaning, housekeeping, waitressing, her working hours are far more than what she is allowed, and she gets paid in cash. Despite living here for many years, her English is still poor and she told me the other day that she is desperate to get a permanent residency and is willing to pay an Australian citizen to be her sponsor for partner visa. We reported her to the immigration, nothing has happened. She only goes to her college once a month (dodgy college) and been purchasing English test results, so she passed the English requirement. What a joke. Government indeed has strategy, however, those dodgy agents and international students definitely outsmart the government

[@noelgibson5956]

​@@LessIsMore999 The government, and it's various relevant departments, are useless in dealing with all this. They just repeatedly fail us. The result; we'll be 55% Asian in my lifetime. I feel let down.

[@noelgibson5956]

​@@LessIsMore999 The government and it's various, relevant departments just repeatedly fail us. Always useless just when we need them to be on top of it. We should all feel let down.

[@helpelaine3927]

Australia's historical immigration average was 70,000 per annum, so unless the cuts result in numbers of less than 70,000 immigrants per year, it's still an immigration increase.

[@babylon6847]

Alot of people think that Liberals will come to the rescue and address the overcrowded cities and clogged roads. The Migration volume scheme was started by Howard Government in 2005 when the Business and Property demanded higher migration, alleging its solution to an aging population and skill shortage. Reality is that Infrastructures costs accounted a great amount of national GDP, with overdeveloped suburbs and increasingly dense areas. Lib/Lab are the party of Corporations, Property Lobbyists and Globalists, not the party of Australians.

[@nebuchadnezzar9641]

Well said and very accurate.

[@macalacalan1175]

Spot on.

[@satiricgames2129]

Keep up the good work mate, really enjoy your takes.

[@blackcorp0001]

Underrated ... well done

[@ulrikezachmann7596]

We were wondering where suddenly all these very elderly people were suddenly coming from that don’t speak a word of English holding Australian pension cards and concession cards over crowding, and I mean over crowding with not a spare chair in the waiting room of health services like the Eye Hospital, Dental Hospital and on public transport? If you have lived in Australia for a life time you are going to speak some English. They all seem to need interpreters and don’t speak a word of English. Some migration system we have here with only qualified people immigrating to fill jobs. Are they all Doctors and Nurses?

[@brycebell122]

It’s almost as if to bankrupt our country …

[@Hudpix16]

They come with special visas that don’t require English or skills. I believe they’re not qualified for certain benefits but they can reside in Australia permanently. I ask the same question. How is 80 yr old Chinese grandma going to contribute to Australia?

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

600,000 immigrants every year since Labor has been in Power and there is still a Skill shortage? Why? What does that tell you?

[@IMGTOW-rk2ii]

@@Peekaboo-Kitty It tells you, you don't have to wait to long to get an uber.

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

@@IMGTOW-rk2ii LOL! 😆

[@pennywise4843]

Too late!

[@briananderson7285]

Vote One Nation,for net zero immigration.

[@chriswatson1698]

Vote Sustainable Australia Party

[@jcisme]

@@chriswatson1698 NO !!!!.. I used to but they have crazy ideas like UBI.. I was an actual member of the party but just had to leave..

[@jcisme]

Yes !

[@Eric-kn4yn]

One nation migration is 100k year a realistic number.

[@MrFastFarmer]

🤣 immigrants will never vote for Hanson. She has no chance of ever winning with any meaningful impact.

[@Algernon451]

01:00 "build more infrastructure to keep up with the ever increasing population" All eastern capital cities gave been a chaotic hell for the last decade because of overburdened infrastructure and inhabitants going insane trying to make ends meet by reducing their personal standard if living

[@tomjones5338]

There building units not houses

[@blackcorp0001]

The globalists don't want to lift us all up to the same level .... they want to drag us all down ... except themselves ... one rule for me and another for thee

[@The-Anti-Woke]

i love daily insight.

[@Aangel452]

Finally, finally, finally…we the Australian citizens of our forefathers are struggling to find, buy or rent a home as well as find a job!

[@NathanOZlegend]

Lebanon 1970 that's an example of why you don't diversity things

[@peterbrooks1781]

I saw a clip of Brigitte Gabriel talking about that this morning. How as soon as they became the majority (due to their custom of taking multiple wives) they started massacring the people who had invited them in and shared their country with them. Very sad

[@Aangel452]

So do we have 185,000 rentals at the moment that all of us already here cant find. There are aussies with kids living in there cars, and in tents. What the hell is going on with our wealthy democracy!

[@blastfromthepast7119]

The people running it are in a global club, they dont see themselves as australian, american, english, tgey have no home, theyre jetsetters and tgeir grandparents travelled by train, ship and blimp. They dont care about you, the people of the nation theyre running.

[@margyrowland]

The leftists have already done too much damage. It’ll take years before regular Aussies can afford decent housing in convenient places.

[@hariseldon3786]

But even then, its all too late, because the assumption that these people are English-capable and computer-literate i.e., can find a job (bc having a 'strong back' is no longer sufficient) - these people will still age, still have children, still have "family reunification" and still have a significant and often negative effect... repatriation should be part of the policy as well as restricted access to any social benefits...

[@Peter-hg2oc]

About time, peak hour is now all day. Hospital ED’s look like a full train standing room only.

[@IMGTOW-rk2ii]

Yeah I work at a children's hospital, ED is crammed full of Indians rushing their kids in with a blood nose.

[@vasilymartin4051]

Technically, no external forces are forcing immigration on us, but Australia loves Agenda 2030, and Agenda 2030 loves immigration. Neither side will curb immigration much

[@jasonnewstead3174]

No. Cut immigration to 0 for the foreseeable future.

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

Our immigration needs to get tougher. Also if they dont get a job within a year they should be sent home.

[@IMGTOW-rk2ii]

And omit uber drivers from the list, wheve got enough.

[@PaulyDownUnder]

Vote One Nation. PH for PM.

[@pamh5441]

Seriously 🙄 not Pauline she supports Zionism

[@tonynicholson3328]

A 'bit' of cognative dissonance?, you sir, are too charitable and kind!

[@noelgibson5956]

The thing is, they never go to areas in the bush that need population replenishment. They always gravitate to Sydbourne. So they overcrowd already overpopulated cities on the coast, whilst doing nothing to help dying areas.

[@IMGTOW-rk2ii]

That should be a stipulation when they come here, "go bush", that would probably half the numbers straight away.

[@noelgibson5956]

​@@IMGTOW-rk2ii Agreed. Go bush. The minute they step foot near the majors, it's immediate emigration.

[@blastfromthepast7119]

​@@IMGTOW-rk2iigo to remote australian towns, every shop is run or staffed by an asian, indian, arab. I just drove across australia twice on 2 different routes. Everywhere i stopped was more often than not staffed with non european foreigners.

[@The-Anti-Woke]

well said.

[@patrussell8917]

Australian locals are paying for infrastructures schools hospitals housing education Centrelink Medicare for migrants who would never gain any in own nation limiting students may help but not when they refuse to go home Australia dont need extra taxes for foreigners QLD treasurer cant manage debt

[@MB-ym5wl]

May you know also overseas pay their taxes on their wages income ,you area a poor ignorant before to write down these lies learn something bogan !!!😁😁😁

[@macalacalan1175]

In WA we've run out of water - with two desal plants - and more on the way.

[@chriswatson1698]

My latest water bill is way up. More of our water is being desalinated and we are being made to pay for water distribution infrastructure for new residential developments for foreigners.

[@serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874]

I can taste it in the water.

[@landau46t]

It’s funny how everything is supposed to be sustainable and ethical.. Except for the government’s ideas

[@carbybirett]

I came here in 1978 from Germany, I was 21 years old and fell in love with this country. Oh boy has it changed since then. My wife is Japanese and we have recently visited both my ex Home Country and also Japan on the way back. I found that Germany is no more Germany but Japan is still Japan. I am sure you can work out what I mean. We need a DRASTIC reduction in Immigration numbers here but also have a good look at who is trying to make Australia their new home. Certain things just don't mix well ...........

[@Aangel452]

Thank you Mr Miles, finally, finally. And thank you daily insight for bringing us the complete run down here!

[@foundhope322]

We Need Net 0 Immigration.

[@crazyham]

The greens are insane.

[@craigparker4108]

Most lying Communists are.

[@again5162]

1:02 I'm a tradie and I'm devoted to my boss, he has a lifetime of work for me, we need builders not taxi/uber drivers

[@kenlydon1395]

Aboriginals lived on this continent for 40,000 years and never had a need or desire to let thousands of immigrants in, my point is that it’s possible to live in Australia and have ZERO immigration . The Aboriginals had a monoculture , all people were the same race so no racial problems , we now have a MULTI culture , so expect racial tensions in the future . A parallel can be seen in the situation faced by modern Australia and the dilemma of the Aboriginals of 250 years ago, when they were forced to accept an expanding human population and technology coming to their land. The stakes are higher now though as Australia’s neighbours ie. Asia and Africa have massive populations looking for somewhere to go. Australia is seen as a soft target.

[@tazbatik6537]

Enjoy your content Thanks keep up the good work 😊

[@jasonschubert6828]

So what happens when the next drought comes along and we have all these extra people and _no_ new dams. They will no doubt be blaming it on "the climate crisis". 🙄

[@iandibley8032]

Albenese forgets who elected him the Australian public....a majority of Australians want migration cut dramatically now. The reduced number migrates should be chosen very wisely, being cautious of people from middle eastern, regions bringing their age old the hatreds with them. Skilled migrants only, not future Centrelink recipients.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

31% elected albo lowest on record

[@iandibley8032]

@@Eric-kn4yn yeah fair call!!

[@Hudpix16]

He needs the Asian/Indian/Muslim vote to stay in power. That’s why his policies pander to them. He’s constantly sucking up to minorities. A clown.

[@babylon6847]

Skilled migrants my arse. Upskill our domestic workforce instead of hiring foreign workers like a tight arse to minimise labour competition.

[@ma3stro681]

Vote 1 Sustainable Australia Party 🎉

[@Ozlizardking]

It’s a short term promise. They will add it on later

[@pancake7289]

Time to leave this economic zone.... eeerr I mean country.

[@AzurePrower]

Where would you go? New Zealand? 😆

[@pancake7289]

Yeah that’s a good one. 😂😂😂

[@davehad-enough2369]

As a tax paying resident I would like to see i migration drop to a trickle mainly to replace anyone who leaves the country. I believe this would immediately assist with the massive housing shortages and the excessive rents people are being forced to pay - supply and demand. International students, who are supposed to be temporary albeit it for four of five years, should only be granted visas if they stay with a genuine relative ... no need for accommodation for them as they would be catered for by family. Ideally we would get to the point where supply outstripped demand making it easier for Aussies to be able to (a) rent a place without being extorted and (b) be able to aim for home ownership.

[@mark-ni5fv]

A bloke raised an important issue to me . He said the majority of illegal immigrants arrive here by plane with visas and never leave. Too much hard work to track them down by the relevant authorities .🤔

[@Eulogy10]

Albo promised to cut by 50% and Dutton promised 25%.. so you tell me which is better? If you carry on like Pauline nobody will take you seriously. We need a Douglas Murray type who can actually covey the argument.

[@davidjensen2411]

Beware the _Commie_ #Watermelons... (Green on the outside, RED on the inside)!

[@williamgarcia9858]

Don't cut immigration, end it, we're full.

[@williamwallace3780]

So how much public housing would need to be built before Adam would agree to give me, a regular white dude with a modest job, a place in a housing commission house big enough to house me and the family I hope to have? Because I am pretty sure hell would need to be frozen solid from climate change before he'd let me have it over a fresh off the plane person of colour.

[@ix-Xafra]

The largest group of property investors are public servants who enjoy job security and working conditions 90% of aussies can only dream of!

[@johnschannel449]

Billionaire Harvey Norman said Australia should let in 150 million immigrants from ASia

[@mrnobodyjo]

1. India-up 16,821 places (69.2 per cent), from 24,324 places in 2021-22, to 41,145 places 2. New Zealand-up 6432 places (145.5 per cent), from 4421 places in 2021-22, to 10,853 places 3. People’s Republic

[@mytype4271]

Big red gets my vote

[@australiasindustrialage689]

Would the Greens feel any different if it was stated that all migrant were going to be British or better still Jewish? That would keep the left happy? Or do they just prefer minorities? Regardless of one's background, we need to have a discussion about migration

[@ThiefKingofLegend]

It's not about the students coming but the families!!!!

[@turtle-frogs]

Every goes back to engery and resources.

[@blackcorp0001]

Anger is an energy ... I could be wrong ... I could be right

[@michaelwestacott7698]

I generally lean towards low levels of immigration but it is a complex and nuanced topic. Certainly the housing crisis we are in suggests we need to turn down the immigration tap for a while.

[@johnh9200]

Not before he locks in a new tenancy agreement.

[@dorgeousmac9478]

Time for a Royal Commission in immigration. We Aussies love em on every pointless issue. Let's have one on immigration, find where the corruption is, who's making $ who's losing $.

[@Tobias.d]

One nation is the rational choice with the situation we are in. And that’s saying something. Sad fucking world we are in.

[@robstone4537]

Unfortunately Australian politicians suffer from the “If I didn’t think of it then it’s not a good idea” syndrome. As soon as Peter Dutton said he was cutting immigration there was zero chance of Albo doing it.

[@again5162]

We don't have the capability to build infrastructure quick enough, we aren't Saudi Arabia

[@cobar5342]

We are really in a tough position I think it is going to take 20 years to recover from the mess we are in

[@SurmaSampo]

It took a generation to get here so it will take just as long to fix. Labour isn't willing to make adult decisions and.the LNP solution of selling public assets will only drive more inflation. The greens are too self absorbed and incompetent to even conceive of solving problems.

[@Hudpix16]

At this pace in 20 years Asians will rule Australia. It will be the end.

[@machinewrangler4682]

To recover would be wishful thinking unfortunately.

[@ricshumack9134]

We have a culture to save

[@DanWhe]

We are a nation of ‘productive and creative’ immigrants, not grifters.

[@rosa9079]

I’m concerned for my grandchildren being able to buy their own houses.

[@Yalbou]

Immigration/multiculturalism only works in "new" countries like australia, canada and brazil. But even then it needs to be controlled, not like how they are going over board in australia. Immigration should be 100k people at most. And the immigrants should be spread through out australia, including the country. That way they assimilate

[@Hudpix16]

I think the problem is the immigrants do not want to assimilate. And the government doesn’t do anything about it. It’s not just the language. All these Indians coming here, they don’t give a crap about Australia. They know they need English for work but that’s about it. Outside they just hang out with their own people eating their own stuff etc. they only come here for the lifestyle. Zero interest in Australian culture, traditions etc.

[@ThrottleAddiction]

Australia's far-eastern State of New Zealand, is currently experiencing a *net loss* of around 50,000 people annually. There's an immediate solution for the region.

[@IMGTOW-rk2ii]

Bloody oath, send em all there.

[@Kurt0v]

0:36 politicians and media will tell you these pictures are the same thing

[@joesamson26]

Interested to hear your thoughts on David McBride’s sentencing.

[@darrylwhitley877]

What tools, the graph for migration is also correlated to inflation and cost of living....

[@aaronloveday7610]

One nation is the best bet for ozzies

[@Scourgewor]

Greens: immigration doesn't cause a housing shortage. normal people: What's the limit then? What if ten million people arrive per year? Greens: Nope, just build more houses. Greens: reducing immigration is racism normal people: What if immigration was ten million a year and people wanted to reduce it? Greens: Nope that's racist

[@Jim-i4j]

Great video thank you for sharing it with us… 👍👍🇨🇰🇨🇰🇨🇰🇨🇰

[@Skipper.17]

Steven miles is only saying this because he sees the writing on the wall for himself.

[@1FAT120y]

Bit late. Western Melbourne turned into little india....

[@Hudpix16]

I think that’s pretty much any newly built suburb in every city in Australia.

[@craigo7235]

Albanese is so out of touch, first the referendum crap and over the top immigration numbers.

[@johnschannel449]

Theres 3 billion people in china and India and they all want to live in Australia

[@debbie6353]

To zero, genius

[@jenniferharrison8915]

Yes dear, I require a very large Mansion or Palace with only appropriate people living there! 😏 Even Stephen Miles broke under the enormous strain! It should be obvious that Australia can afford to be more selective, everyone wants to take advantage of our welfare, health system, environment! 🤨 Hey Greens, it takes the loss of two trees at least to build a house or unit block, etc! 🤤

[@theskeptic2798]

I think they have recently increased the numbers

[@Bennie32831]

😂😂😂 build and pray for rain because it's a stuff up

[@mackash]

Economics - Commune -ism

[@aaronloveday7610]

This primister and his bunch of nobs couldn't run a chook raffle. Imagination should b cut to zero for the next 5 years.

[@Jimmy-n6j]

food security is an important cosideration .Australia is mostly desert and eveyrbody wants to live on its green outer rim. We dont have the fertile lands capable of supporting a population like America or Europe. Population is the biggest stress on a countries natural resources and people have to realize that you can be anti immigration without being a racist

[@craigparker4108]

And solar panels in AG areas don't help.

[@evabyrne-kr1fz]

Putin fixed it, follow his lead and look after your country and countrymen.

[@donmcleod3674]

Miles will say ANYTHING to get voted in, but when he gets in his tune will change, it's the Labor way.

[@banliveexport325]

Extreme Immigration has caused millions of Aussies into Rental Stress and homelessness.

[@themoops.]

Immagration is wonderful for a society it brings new ideas and expertise..... When done measured and sustanably.... Love ya pauline

[@chriswatson1698]

Really? Is Australia better now than it was in 2000. Where are the new ideas and expertise?

[@JohnSmith-jh1iy]

The government failing simcity

[@quietprofessional4557]

Vote One Nation.

[@danlin8310]

Retraining, improve productivity, invest in infrastructure and build more public housing. Don’t be xenophobic,attract foreign investors, bring in foreign talents to create new jobs for Australian.

[@jeffpliskin]

They do all that for other immigrants not those already here. There are already two classes of Australians New and Old and it has nothing to do with age. One class seeks to replace the other class infact they hate the other class.

[@666dualsport]

immigration first your throat second

[@peterburke8650]

I feel sorry for the new arrivals.

[@Maza675]

Nope

[@chriswatson1698]

Why. They have their own nations. We aren't migrating to their country. Don't allow them to migrate to ours.

[@Hudpix16]

I don’t. If you don’t like it in your country fix it. Why is it our duty to have to give you jobs and accommodation? Not the lucky country anymore. And if you come at least have the decency to integrate and learn the language, not segregate yourself within your community and don’t give a rat’s ass about the country that’s welcome you.

[@williambunt5761]

Sry. I not believe them at all. No trust at all.

[@reemasarwal6115]

'Other people agree with me' is how mob mentality works, not logical reasoning - English teacher.

[@ashleypicot8412]

Is this the same mob that pressured me to have the jab

[@chuckmaddison2924]

I wish Albo would emigrate. I hear London is just perfect at the moment. He will get a free phone and someone else's house.

[@jeffpliskin]

Back to Italy is good enough must be from Gramsci's provence.