Andrew Bragg stands by proposed migration limits despite lack of Liberal support
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has proposed reducing Australia's net migration to 180,000 per year to address housing shortages, arguing this would be the lowest figure since the mid-2000s. Despite his vocal advocacy for the policy, several Coalition colleagues including Angus Taylor have declined to publicly support the specific target. Bragg also criticized the Morrison government's previous migration approach while standing firm on his controversial proposal.
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Andrew Bragg stands by proposed migration limits – even as Liberal colleagues decline to back him in
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has proposed reducing Australia's net migration to 180,000 per year to address housing shortages, arguing this would be the lowest figure since the mid-2000s. Despite his vocal advocacy for the policy, several Coalition colleagues including Angus Taylor have declined to publicly support the specific target. Bragg also criticized the Morrison government's previous migration approach while standing firm on his controversial proposal.
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