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Labor’s new migration rhetoric doesn’t bode well for sensible policymaking

Crikey ·
Labor’s new migration rhetoric doesn’t bode well for sensible policymaking

Labor’s new migration narrative is that that migrants have broken the visa system by refusing to follow unwritten rules.

It encourages a theatre of compliance and tough-talk as a substitute for actual policy design.

The post Labor’s new migration rhetoric doesn’t bode well for sensible policymaking appeared first on Crikey .

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