Labor MPs and business groups urge Burke against sweeping immigration changes
Labor MPs and business groups are pushing back against sweeping immigration changes proposed by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, warning against cuts to family and humanitarian visa categories. The criticism reflects concerns that changes may be performative responses to political pressure rather than practical policy, while businesses argue for better consultation on skilled worker immigration. Burke has delayed his anticipated immigration speech by at least a week amid these growing pressures.
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‘Performative reductions’: Labor MPs and business groups urge Burke against sweeping immigration changes
Labor MPs and business groups are pushing back against sweeping immigration changes proposed by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, warning against cuts to family and humanitarian visa categories. The criticism reflects concerns that changes may be performative responses to political pressure rather than practical policy, while businesses argue for better consultation on skilled worker immigration. Burke has delayed his anticipated immigration speech by at least a week amid these growing pressures.
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