The party’s key figures are either unable or unwilling to neatly articulate their migration targets, contradicting one another – and themselves
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One Nation has experienced a swell in popular support in the past year, and has primarily done so off the back of tough talk on immigration – a policy area almost synonymous with its leader, Pauline Hanson.
But a series of blunders this week show a party unable, or unwilling, to clearly articulate what it would actually do about immigration levels.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Sarah Basford Canales.
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