Australian opposition party vows 'biggest cut to immigration' in country's history
Australia’s conservative opposition has vowed to implement the ‘largest cut to immigration’ in the nation’s history if it wins the next election. The move comes as the party feels pressure from the insurgent far-right One Nation party, which has also called for radical immigration cuts.
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