One Nation says it will cut immigration by 750,000 over three years, targeting a large reduction in the number of temporary visa holders and people described as unlawfully present in Australia.
Both outlets report the party’s pledge as part of a broader plan to reduce these groups by more than three quarters of a million people during the period. The statements focus on changing the composition and size of the non-citizen population through measures aimed at temporary visas and unlawful non-citizens.
While the coverage is aligned on the central figure and the two categories affected, the provided summaries do not detail the specific policy mechanisms, enforcement approach, or how the party intends to measure or achieve the target. The articles also do not include information on potential effects, timelines for implementation, or responses from the government or other political parties in the excerpts.
