Has Trump gone too far?
The outcry over Donald Trump’s decision to divide immigrant families has taken his West Wing into uncharted territory.
Immigration
ALP leader gains asylum ground
EXCLUSIVE | Labor is clawing back critical electoral ground lost under Rudd-Gillard’s failed asylum-seeker policies.
Spain welcomes rescued refugees
The 630 refugees whose rescue sparked a major migration row in Europe began disembarking in Spain yesterday.
Abbott: what I would fix as PM
Tony Abbott hasn’t ruled out a comeback as PM, identifying power prices and immigration levels as the first issues he’d tackle.
No sense in anti-migrant stance
US has never needed immigrant labour more, but climate is more hostile toward immigration than at any time in recent memory.
‘Bill will prevail on boats’
Stephen Conroy has recalled forecasts of the cost of processing asylum seekers exceeding the entire education budget.
‘We’ll turn back the boats’
Bill Shorten says Labor will not place any time limit on how long asylum seekers are able to stay on Nauru and Manus Island.
Manus or Nauru, direct to Australia
Labor activists want the party to commit to bringing asylum-seekers straight from Manus Island and Nauru to Australia.
South Africans ‘not too far off’
White South African farmers are not ‘too far off’ receiving immigration status, according to the Home Affairs Minister.
Greens’ pre-budget water torture
The Greens have revealed a two-pronged attack to block key changes to the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
People-smugglers blocked
Malaysian police say they have busted an international smuggling syndicate sending Sri Lankans to Australia and New Zealand.
Dutton stays strong on borders
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has backed the importance of strong borders as more than 130 Sri Lankans have been intercepted by Malaysian police.
Rare allies back Big Australia
Big business and the ACTU form an unprecedented alliance calling on government to resist calls for immigration to be cut.
ACTU bid to shift migration focus
Union backing for a permanent migration compact reflects the ACTU’s desire to limit the use of temporary visa workers.
Why we need Africa scholarships
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has responded to Pauline Hanson’s attack on an African scholarship initiative, defending the program.
Dutton smackdown for Bishop
Tension builds as Peter Dutton, Julie Bishop clash over a range of issues including cyber security and South African farmers.
Howard joins migrant debate
John Howard opens up on immigration backing earnest discussion, nuclear power and Donald Trump.
Skills of migrants being wasted
A pilot program is being built to help skilled migrants put their talents to use when they reach Australia but they still face difficulties.
‘Disastrous return to border chaos’
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has slammed draft Labor policy proposals on immigration and asylum-seekers.
‘Integration key, not numbers’
The immigration debate should be based on “who we’re bringing in” and not how many, Peter Dutton says.
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