Australia’s government, led by Taylor, is planning significant cuts to migration, aiming to reduce numbers by two-thirds, reportedly in response to pressure from the One Nation party. The new policy will require international students to apply for subsequent visas while outside of Australia. This measure is expected to encourage temporary migrants currently in Australia to depart. The government anticipates these changes will substantially decrease the overall number of people entering and remaining in Australia on temporary visas. Details on the implementation timeline and specific criteria are yet to be released, but the move signals a major shift in Australia’s immigration stance. Critics argue the policy will harm the Australian economy and damage its reputation as a welcoming destination for international students and skilled workers. The changes aim to address public concerns about population density and strain on infrastructure.