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Fresh warnings migration cuts could make housing worse
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Migration opponents are being warned big cuts to Australia's intake numbers would cause havoc for the economy and impact housing targets.
Immigration and housing numbers were out of balance with each other but dramatic cuts were not the solution, minister Tony Burke said ahead of the release of net overseas migration numbers on Thursday.
"We've brought (net migration levels) down 45 per cent," the Immigration Minister told Sky News on Sunday.
Tony Burke defends migration record as official figures show constant target failures
Immigration Minister Tony Burke has said budget papers show migration is “continuing to get lower”, despite the official figures showing Labor has failed to meet its migration targets in any year since 2022.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke has claimed Labor has steadily reduced migration levels, despite official figures showing it hasn’t met a single one of its migration targets.
Mr Burke told Sky News Sunday Agenda that the Albanese government had reduced migration figures by 45 per cent from their peak in 2023.
“We've already got (immigration numbers) down 45 per cent from where they were, and as the budget papers make clear, we continue to get them lower,” he said.
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