This is one way for the UK Conservative Party to lose an election, considering this policy is a Tony Abbott Style Policy

What's Australia's laws on illegal immigration?

https://www.hrlc.org.au/news/2023/2/13/tpv-shev-response

Interesting. Australia doesn't want their country flooded with millions of "refugees" (wink wink) from enemy nations either. I wonder why that is, certainly not because they would be bankrupted and conquered from within by their neighbors...

"Interesting. Australia doesn't want their country flooded with millions of "refugees" (wink wink) from enemy nations either."

Because we had 9 years of a coalition government with three prime ministers to which most of them were bad.

Malcolm Turnbull was decent despite having some bad schemes like the robodebt rorts.

Tony Abbott was just a xenophobe and people didn't like him.

And Scott Morrison had terrible transparency views. He even went to Hawaii while Australia was burning, and Australia was burning as early as Spring 2019 with that bushfire period.

"I wonder why that is, certainly not because they would be bankrupted and conquered from within by their neighbors..."

Actually migration will added 15.7 per cent to our workforce participation rate and 5.9 per cent in GDP per capita growth by 2050. Without migration, the population would stagnate and our economy would go backwards.

Don't forget that Australia needed immigrants from the mid 20th century as they were underpopulated.

https://www.mia.org.au/documents/item/752
https://www.nma.gov.au/defining-moments/resources/postwar-immigration-drive

So you want European and American nations to allow millions of illegals into their country every year without ID or background check, but Australia is gonna let 200,000 legal immigrants into the country a year? Do they have to show IDs to keep out wanted criminals and terrorist?
The USA allows 100,000 legals into the country every year and several million illegals. If Australia did that Islam would be your official religion in 10 years and English would be a minority language to Mandarin and Javanese.
"Refugee" can't be used as a get outta jail free card for immigrants. As soon as you make special rules for refugees, every immigrant crossing the border is a "refugee."

"So you want European and American nations to allow millions of illegals into their country every year without ID or background check, but Australia is gonna let 200,000 legal immigrants into the country a year? Do they have to show IDs to keep out wanted criminals and terrorist?"

Most asylum seekers aren't even terrorists. But I still support turn backs for smugglers. Turn backs are good but only if they're done sensibly.

"The USA allows 100,000 legals into the country every year and several million illegals."

Well change the definition of "illegal immigrants"

"If Australia did that Islam would be your official religion in 10 years and English would be a minority language to Mandarin and Javanese."

Maybe not 10 years but 50 years time. Every country will eventually be dominated by islam because of their high birth rates compared to white people, not to mention white birth rates could still be higher because abortions.

33% of all women who had abortions in 2020 were non-Hispanic White in America alone.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2023/01/11/what-the-data-says-about-abortion-in-the-u-s-2/

""Refugee" can't be used as a get outta jail free card for immigrants. As soon as you make special rules for refugees, every immigrant crossing the border is a "refugee.""

They're not special rules. But if you keep up with the xenophobia, your comments will be deleted because xenophobia is not only against the stream's rules but is also against ToS particularly with conduct.

Being anti ILLEGAL immigration isn't the same as being anti immigrant or anti foreigner.
So no, my comments will not be deleted.

We should but being anti illegal immigration is being anti immigration to an extent because you're anti asylum seeker or even anti refugee (to an extent).

25,465 refugees went to America, yet more than a million immigrants arrived in the US between July 1, 2021 and July 1, 2022.

That's over 2.5% of the immigrants being refugees.

Whereas 55,606 refugees went to Australia, and 145,800 immigrants arrived in Australia within 2021.

That's well over 30% of immigrants in Australia arriving within 2021 being asylum seekers.

Maybe America has a lot of "illegals" because of their regulations, but Australia has always been more relaxed on immigration. However in Australia, immigration has been dropping and hasn't been as high as what the immigration rates were in the Vietnam War times, and it will never be as high as what it used to be because...

1. Australia is already very populated and has caught up with the world, compared to 70 years ago when the White Australia Policy was still around.
2. The xenophobic policies the coalition have had over their 9 years of being in charge, especially Tony Abbott (and you wonder why he was no longer PM less than 2 years after winning his election against Kevin Rudd).

https://www.statista.com/statistics/200061/number-of-refugees-arriving-in-the-us/
https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2022/12/net-international-migration-returns-to-pre-pandemic-levels.html
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/AUS/australia/refugee-statistics
https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/population/overseas-migration/2020-21

If you had millions of illegal immigrants entering Australia every year, you'd change your tune real quick.

Nah. We haven't had as much immigrants come into Australia since the Vietnam War. The Liberal Party have been lying to Australians since they claimed that during the Rudd-Gillard era, there was "so many illegal immigrants" out there that came to Australia

https://asrc.org.au/2023/02/08/aggregate-sentence/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-08/sunak-illegal-migration-bill-introduced-to-uk-parliament/102066506
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/14/tony-abbott-sticks-to-stop-the-boats-in-face-of-claims-people-smugglers-paid
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-34245005