One Nation vows to cut migration by 750,000 sparking fears for key industries including aged care
One Nation has proposed a policy to reduce Australia's temporary migrant population by 750,000 over three years, aiming to return visa numbers to 2017 levels. The Labor party warns that this drastic cut would severely damage critical sectors such as construction, aged care, and agriculture. Meanwhile, the Liberal party has criticized the plan for lacking economic modeling and potentially causing a recession.
- ▪One Nation leader Pauline Hanson announced a plan to cut temporary migration by 750,000 over three years to ease pressure on housing and public services.
- ▪The policy would give 'illegal migrants' three months to leave the country voluntarily or face enforcement and a lifetime ban on re-entry.
- ▪Labor officials stated that the proposed cuts would cause sweeping damage to the construction, health care, aged care, and disability sectors.
- ▪Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume argued that the figure lacks supporting economic modeling and could shock the economy into recession.
- ▪The Pacific labour mobility scheme for agriculture would remain in place, but temporary skilled migrants would lose the ability to sponsor family members for visas.
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson said the new migration policy would give ‘illegal migrants’ three months to leave Australia. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAPView image in fullscreenOne Nation leader Pauline Hanson said the new migration policy would give ‘illegal migrants’ three months to leave Australia. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAPOne NationOne Nation vows to cut migration by 750,000 sparking fears for key industries including aged careNew immigration policy has attracted bipartisan condemnation with Labor warning it would damage construction, aged care and agriculture Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our new political email, free app or daily news podcast Tom McIlroy Political editorSun 13 Sep 2026 19.39 EDTLast modified on Sun 13 Sep 2026 20.11 EDTSharePrefer the…
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