One Nation, led by Senator Malcolm Roberts, has unveiled a bold immigration policy aimed at cutting migration by over 570,000 and deporting 75,000 illegal migrants. The party argues that Australia’s immigration system is overwhelmed, citing pressures on housing, infrastructure, wages, and public services. By enforcing visa laws and reducing migration levels, One Nation aims to prioritise Australian jobs and restore affordability in key sectors. Is this a practical solution or a controversial stance inspired by global policies?