Mass demonstrations occur in Australia, voicing concern over immigration contributing to escalating home prices
In recent times, cities across Australia have witnessed massive demonstrations under the banner of the "March for Australia". Thousands of citizens in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide took to the streets, demanding clear immigration rules and the right to decide who can enter the country.
The protests, which did not specify a particular event or incident, were met with criticism from the Australian government. The authorities accused the protests of being amplified by neo-Nazi groups and labelled them as racist. No specific organizations or individuals were named in these accusations.
The protesters, however, blame the rise in housing prices on mass migration. While no quantifiable data was provided to support this claim, it remains a significant concern for many Australians.
Despite the government's condemnation, the protests continue to gain momentum, underscoring the ongoing debate about immigration policies in Australia. The issue is of international significance, with global communities watching closely as Australia navigates this contentious issue.
