Treasury’s massive “intergenerational” immigration crushes democracy
By Stephen Saunders Imagine a calmer and safer post-Bondi Australia. Immigration is low and less divisive. The government need not lie about it all the time or continually attack citizen-voters. Albanese Labor is never going to be that government. It’s inconceivable, simply not in their elitist and globalist DNA. Canada and other prosperous nations prove The post Treasury’s massive…
The Australian Treasury's excessive immigration policies have led to a substantial increase in the number of migrants entering the country, causing significant strain on democratic processes and voter trust. This surge in immigration, which has exceeded historical norms, has led to a world-leading 32% foreign-born population and 50% migrant origin. Despite the mounting pressure, successive governments have continued to advocate for mass migration, seemingly ignoring the concerns of the average voter.
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