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Federal opposition plans to cancel student visas of anti-Semitic protesters and Hamas supporters under Migration Act if elected.

The Opposition has vowed that, if elected, it will cancel the visas of international students spreading antisemitism, and did not rule out those participating in pro-Palestinian protests.

Andrew Giles expressed his ‘thoughts’ for the family of the alleged victim, a 22-year-old man killed in Brisbane in May

Tribunal reinstated Emmanuel Saki’s visa in March and he was later charged with murder of 22-year-old Brisbane man

French citizen Damien Guerot was granted permanent residency after his bravery during the Bondi stabbings, but experts argue the example demonstrates a "broken" immigration system.

Mr Yates organised a group of demonstrators to block a Home Office coach trying to transport asylum seekers from a Margate hotel to the floating hotel in Dorset.

A woman has successfully appealed against a conviction she says would have split up her family if she was deported.

Rishi Sunak last night warned Labour was a soft touch on migrants. He hit out at politicians for supporting two protests that stopped the Home Office moving migrants to the Bibby Stockholm.

A refugee advocacy service says granting permanent residency to the 'Bollard Man' who risked his life to protect others shows how 'corrupt' the immigration system is. While those working in the immigration sector support the man being given residency, organisations says its important the thousands of other visa holders who've contributed to the Australian community yet are still waiting for security are not forgotten.

There has been much discussion in the media that the Government will cap student visas to bring down net migration to 250,000 in 2024-25.