View from The Hill: One Nation would have more people leaving than entering Australia over three years

By Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

One Nation on Monday released a radical policy proposing Australia net overseas migration (NOM) be negative over three years, as the country reduced its temporary migrant population by 750,000.

Under its plan, the student intake would be dramatically cut, the opportunity for temporary students, graduates and temporary workers to sponsor family members would be substantially restricted, “visa hopping” would be attacked, and those here illegally would be booted from the country.

One Nation is not providing numbers for the individuals years of the three-year period when the…

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