Labor's Immigration Crisis: Is High Migration Driving Australians into Homelessness?

Today, I questioned the Minister about the impact of high immigration on Australia.

It's clear to everyone that skyrocketing immigration is crippling Australians—whether it's housing, rental availability, infrastructure, roads, or water—everything is under pressure.

Yet, the Minister just read from a script, completely ignoring my question.

Why?

Because he couldn’t give a real answer.

When Labor came into power in May 2022, they projected 470,000 migrants over their first two years. Instead, nearly 1 million migrants have entered the country under this government.

Despite claiming they’re addressing the issue, the numbers tell a different story.

Australia’s population grew by 655,800 in 2023-24, one of the highest increases in history, yet Labor continues to look the other way.

Labor has no plan to fix this. They're propping up the GDP with high immigration while ignoring the devastating effects on everyday Australians.

We’re now facing a household recession and worsening housing crisis because this government refuses to act.

It’s too late, the damage has been done. If we don’t rein in immigration, more Australians will find themselves unable to afford homes or even keep a roof over their heads.