A new poll reveals deep public concern over immigration, with over half of Australians calling for reduced migrant intake and backing stricter measures like forced deportations. Meanwhile, the opposition Coalition has struggled to gain traction amid rising dissatisfaction with the government, failing to capitalize on growing unease. One Nation’s support has surged significantly, reflecting shifting voter priorities ahead of the next election. The findings highlight a sharp divide between public sentiment on immigration and the political parties’ ability to address it.
More than half of Australians want to see the country’s migrant intake lowered while One Nation’s primary vote climbs to 25%Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Coalition has failed to capitalise on growing criticism of Labor, with the opposition stuck at its lowest-ever primary vote in the Guardian Essential poll.The poll also shows more than half of all Australians want immigration cut and have voiced support for hardline enforcement, such as forced deportation. Continue reading...
