Immigration-Pauline Hanson Is Wrong

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Term Paper Title	Immigration-Pauline Hanson Is Wrong
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Immigration-Pauline Hanson Is Wrong

Pauline Hanson’s view on migration is incorrect.  Ceasing migration would not be good for Australia either culturally or economically. An intelligent and sophisticated immigration program, which focuses strongly on skilled and business migration, can have a beneficial impact on our economy.

The National Multicultural Advisory Council, chair Neville Roach is a firm believer in continued immigration: “Australia is a multicultural society, he said.  Our cultural diversity has been a strength and an asset in our development as a nation.”

Migrants have been the heart of building Australia into a strong economy.  Migrants in modern Australia create jobs and business opportunities and continue to add to the rich social and cultural fabric of Australian society.  Business Skills migrants create on average six new jobs and invest millions of dollars into the economy.  They have brought new ideas and new technology to the areas of medicine, science, information technology, mining, primary industry and business. Their familiarity with different cultures, languages and lifestyles as well as how overseas business works has helped local companies compete in Australia and overseas.  The current Migration Program is balanced and targeted to meet our economic, environmental and international objectives.

Expanding a vibrant economy depends on a large population, like for example, the USA and J...

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