Backlash over One Nation's migration plan

One Nation's controversial proposal to significantly reduce migration has sparked fierce criticism from economists and farmers who argue it could lead to higher prices and a potential recession. Critics warn that the plan could create labor shortages, particularly in agriculture, ultimately driving up costs for consumers. This backlash highlights the delicate balance policymakers face between managing immigration and maintaining economic stability, underscoring the broader implications for national economic health and the livelihoods of many Australians.