One Nation’s immigration policy deserves serious discussion – but not for the reason you might think | Alan Gamlen
Its proposal to regulate the size and composition of the temporary migrant population has merit, but other aspects are blunt and punitive The surprising thing about One Nation’s new immigration policy is not that it contains extreme ideas. It is that parts of it deserve serious discussion. The best part is its pledge to regulate the size and composition of the temporary migrant population.
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