Dutton: Weak on Immigration?
[Early Access]
Hello Patrons,
We'll be putting up the poll from your suggestions tomorrow but we should have been more clear. The topics listed in the description were videos we already had in the works. This was one of them, looking at Dutton's migration track record. Are the coalition really the "tough on migration" party as they say?
We'll be putting this out on Monday with a little extra bit on the end talking about their recently announced targets but we hope you enjoy this early look at the vid!
Alongside the poll tomorrow we'll also be showing off another early video, expect a lot more from us in the leadup to the election.
Thanks for your support,
The FJ Crew
Comments (7)
Jordies, can you tell a stupid boy like me why immigration numbers up or down actually matters in your opinion/ in terms of policy?
Don't forget that Dutton's plan to reduce student numbers mostly impacts the G8 sandstone unis (not bad in and of itself given the high concentration of international students and the corporate sell-outs running them) but favours the private colleges (who have been found over and over again to be ghost colleges and used for students wanting to work and not study). No surprise that it was found that the Coalition spokesman for migration (Jason Wood) has a family interest in migration agency! https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/duttons-student-capping-policy-a-chaotic-plan,19604 https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/opposition-shadow-migrant-services-minister-declares-family-interests-in-migration-firm-20250331-p5lntf.html
Immigration and Kevin’s Rudd’s Big Australia policy are objectively great. If you disagree, you’re a reactionary brainlet. Fight me.
Idk man, I see a lot of mainland international students wearing Burberry. You’re telling me they bought them at duty-free before starting their bullshit marketing degree, instead of in Aus so we can at least collect the GST?
I didn't know about that method of calculating the economic value of international students... That's pretty bad and obviously misleading modelling.
Around 2019 i did a course online from an aus tafe. Was like 14k students enrolled, yet i only noticed around 80 engaging. Big time scam, another tap hard to turn off :(
I have had mechanics who did courses to become qaulified in Australia, 6 months to do a 4 year apprenticeship and they coach the guys through. Yep..