Counting the cost of immigration to the country

One cannot be dictated to by the UN or a bunch of do-gooders because we have to put up with the consequences.

A letter writer says immigration puts further pressure on employment. Picture: Michaela O'Neill

THERE are people that don't want a reduction of immigration to our country.

With 200,000 coming in each year problems are created such as increasing the numbers looking for employment, flooding the housing market and making it tough for renters and first home buyers.

If you want to live like sardines in a tin breathing in the increased pollution, good luck to you.

If you think twice the MCG capacity pouring in every year is a good idea you need to think again.

One cannot be dictated to by the UN or a bunch of do-gooders because we have to put up with the consequences.

If the wrong type of people come in, it is hard to deport them.

KEITH WHITESIDE

Sippy Downs