The Albanese Government’s immigration policy is set to bring in approximately 650,000 individuals by year-end, but a major concern arises: where will these people live? Australia is experiencing its lowest number of housing building approvals in ten years, and the rental market has less than 1% of available properties.
As a result, many people are residing in cars, tents, or their parents’ basements. This is not because they cannot afford to rent a property, but rather because there are none available.
123,000 people are currently homeless in Australia, that’s more people than seats in the Sydney Olympic Stadium, This is just unacceptable for a first world country.
Given these circumstances, urgent review of the Albanese open borders policy is necessary as accommodating 650,000 new immigrants is not sustainable. The government has not considered the impact on healthcare, education, and power consumption, especially since Australia is already facing an unprecedented energy crisis
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