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Australian voters are split on whether to cut the number of migrants coming from Muslim countries, as the Morrison government considers an overhaul of immigration and population rules within weeks.
A special Fairfax-Ipsos survey finds only 14 per cent of voters support an increase in the number of immigrants from Muslim countries while 35 per cent believe the intake should stay the same.
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison at an APEC press conference on Sunday.CREDIT: AAP
But another 46 per cent believe the intake should be reduced a lot or a little - a position backed by a clear majority of Coalition voters and one third of Labor voters.
The exclusive poll was conducted after the Bourke Street terror attack by Hassan Khalif Shire Ali and amid growing calls from some conservative members of Parliament to cut migration from Muslim nations.
The poll's findings also highlight the challenge facing Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he attempts to regain political support, with the government trailing Labor by 48 per cent to 52 per cent in two-party terms.
The government has increased its standing from one month ago, when it trailed Labor by 55 per cent to 45 per cent, after Mr Morrison’s bus tour of Queensland and other campaign measures to raise his personal profile with voters.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/...of-new-population-policy-20181118-p50gt0.html
We don't want Muslims in Australia, they can **** off to their Muslim countries and leave happily.
A special Fairfax-Ipsos survey finds only 14 per cent of voters support an increase in the number of immigrants from Muslim countries while 35 per cent believe the intake should stay the same.
But another 46 per cent believe the intake should be reduced a lot or a little - a position backed by a clear majority of Coalition voters and one third of Labor voters.
The exclusive poll was conducted after the Bourke Street terror attack by Hassan Khalif Shire Ali and amid growing calls from some conservative members of Parliament to cut migration from Muslim nations.
The poll's findings also highlight the challenge facing Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he attempts to regain political support, with the government trailing Labor by 48 per cent to 52 per cent in two-party terms.
The government has increased its standing from one month ago, when it trailed Labor by 55 per cent to 45 per cent, after Mr Morrison’s bus tour of Queensland and other campaign measures to raise his personal profile with voters.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/...of-new-population-policy-20181118-p50gt0.html
We don't want Muslims in Australia, they can **** off to their Muslim countries and leave happily.
