Heshiiska Pauline Hanson ee in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda: Wasiirka ayaa sheegay inuu burburinayo iimaanka
Madaxweynaha xisbiga One Nation, Pauline Hanson, ayaa sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Wasiirka arrimaha gudaha, Tony Burke, ayaa ka digay in qorshahan uu burburinayo xalalka iimaanka dalka.
Qorshaha yareynta iimaanka iyo arrimaha iimaanka
Pauline Hanson waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Qorshahan waxaa loo qoondeeyay in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Wasiirka arrimaha gudaha, Tony Burke, ayaa ka digay in qorshahan uu burburinayo xalalka iimaanka dalka. Waxa uu yiri, 'Haddii qorshahan la fuliyo, wuu burburin doonaa xalalka iimaanka dalka iyo iimaanka Australia.'
Hanson waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026.
Tusaalaha Canada iyo arrimaha iimaanka
Hanson waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026.
Canada waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026. Waxay sheegtay inay rabto in la yareeyo dadka soo jeeda dalka Australia ilaa 750,000 qof sanadka 2026.
Australia faces a sharp policy divide over migration as One Nation proposes cutting temporary arrivals by 750,000, a move Labor warns would 'trash the economy'. Meanwhile, Canada's recent population adjustment offers a complex case study on economic resilience and fiscal sustainability.
Diverging Visions on Population Targets
Pauline Hanson announced a plan to cut the number of temporary migrants in Australia by more than 750,000 over three years. To achieve that reduction, net overseas migration (Nom) would need to turn negative for three years, the party says, before an ongoing cap of 130,000. That compares with Labor's longer-term Nom target of 225,000, and to the last official estimate of 292,000 in the year to March.
Tony Burke, the home affairs minister, said One Nation's plan, if enacted, would 'trash Australian services and trash the Australian economy'. Hanson disagrees, and is quick to blame Australia's high population growth over the past few years for the economy's woes. In a social media post, she said 'vested interest [sic] are warning Australia could face a technical recession if migration is cut'.
The Canadian Experiment and Economic Data
Canada's policymakers have not targeted a specific net overseas migration level. Instead, they have rolled out a suite of policies to reduce the number of temporary migrants as a share of population from a peak of 7.6% in 2024, to 5%. Canada is about halfway to this goal. Annual population growth in Canada has slowed from 3.1% in early 2024 to just 0.5% now.
Modelling by the CD Howe Institute estimated that employment in Canada could fall this year and the next. Real GDP growth in 2026 may be no more than 0.5%, they forecast, and 'little more' than 1% on average in the long term. Don Drummond and Parisa Mahboubi said: 'These are not signs of a struggling economy,' they said. 'Canada's economy is not broken. It is adjusting. Understanding that adjustment is a precondition for sound policy in the years ahead.'
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