Taylor's 100,000 migration cap explained

Taylor's 100,000 migration cap explained

Angus Taylor says a Coalition government would cap net overseas migration, arrivals minus departures, at 100,000 for two years, then 130,000, then 160,000. He calls it “the largest cut to immigration in Australian history”. That starting figure is below Peter Dutton’s 160,000 target and Pauline Hanson’s 130,000 floor. Big claim. The Budget detail will show if it adds up.

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