Senator is concerned about Turnbull's unfair ban of permanent residency

Australian Senator is concerned about Turnbull's irrational and unfair ban of permanent residency

"I am particularly concerned that the biggest impact of the government's move is the unfair ban on permanent residency while, with a nod-and-wink, allowing some businesses to continue exploiting workers through constant temporary work visas"


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