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(ABC NEWS)Coalition immigration policy includes social media checks and binding values commitment
Release Date
2026-04-13
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ABC NEWS
Summary
Australia’s opposition Coalition has proposed a stricter migration policy that includes mandatory social media screening for all visa applicants and deportation for those who breach “Australian values.” The plan would make values declarations legally binding, introduce clearer grounds for removal, and tighten enforcement against visa overstayers and asylum seekers through measures like a “safe country” list and faster rejections. It also proposes limiting non-citizens’ access to legal aid and social benefits, aiming to strengthen screening, reduce system abuse, and prioritize national interests.
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