Neuseeland verschärft die Visabestimmungen, nachdem die Migration ein „untragbares“ Ausmaß erreicht hat

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1. good. need steady levels not over burning

2. Too many grifters moving there to try and avoid the consequences of their actions I guess.

3. I thought it was ridiculously expensive to live there? How are they surviving?

4. I find it fun to see every pro “open borders” rethink their choice as they see the consequences of their policies .

5. In Australia we have run out of homes, there is not enough homes on the market for rent, for sale and we are not building them fast enough for the local population.

   With one of the highest immigration rates in world nobody knows where all these immigrants are going to live. The politicians don’t care.

   They biggest investors in buying homes to increase their wealth. They have no interest in doing anything that will prevent house prices increasing exponentially. In short the local population has been screwed good because no infrastructure or spending has been made or allocated for this massive immigration levels.

   NZ should be congratulated for tackling the problem head on rather than kicking the can down the road like Australia. We are going to be a Brazilian or Manila slum if something does not give in the housing area.

6. Don’t worry when wages start to match Inflation again the fat cats will open the borders again to keep them down

7. Thank fuck, finally! Too many people have been flooding in for way too long

8. Can someone explain to me how people immigrate so easy? Was looking maybe a year ago around options for immigrations (I have education, work experience in technical sector, know English etc.) and it looked almost impossible… On the other hand, I constantly read news about Canada, New Zealand or Australia immigration reaching crazy levels.

9. Immigration is so high in Australia because our politicians have no idea how to create jobs or businesses or industries… so they just let immigrants flood in to maintain the economy…

10. i thought new zealand was already super tight, had heard stories that you had to have a decent job lined up already before they would let you move there

11. Apparently they aren’t trying to pad their voter rolls.

12. Wish the EU was thinking like that.

13. I remember how different the immigration debate was about 10 years ago. Back then, only right-wingers supported anti-immigration policies and were often labeled as Nazis for it. Actually, anybody who questioned the increase in immigration was considered at least racist.

    Today, almost everybody in the West has thrown their weight behind immigration.

14. Why not send them back to Europe, where they came from.

15. There has been a MASSIVE transfer of wealth from the working and middle classes to the very wealthy in a number of G7/Western countries.

    Public money has been siphoned off in a number of ways, e.g subsidies for big businesses, tax incentives, tax reductions/very little tax levied on the mega corporations, paying public money to low paid workers so giant corporations can keep wages down. Massive price rises in goods and utilities, resulting in super profits, asset inflation resulting in high rents, high cost of land and residential housing, which is being bought up by the wealthy and large companies. A lot of this is fuelling inflation and higher interest rates.

    Reducing or even stopping immigration for say the next 5 years, will not stop the struggle most people are having to just survive day to day, unless these matters are addressed and the transfer of wealth from ordinary people to the wealthy-suing our money- stops.

    Here’s a short talk from a former trader on the London Stoke Exchange. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uw3TVAxLkWI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uw3TVAxLkWI)

    His channel is an eye opener.

16. We’re about to enter an age of massive crackdowns on immigration after we realized (way too late) the disastrous consequences of leaving it unchecked