Anti-Immigrant PROTESTS Are BREAKING OUT Everywhere and Australia Is the Canary

The protests stem from growing anti-immigration sentiment in Australia, fueled by concerns over housing shortages, job competition, and cultural changes amid record-high migration levels. Indian-born migrants, numbering around 845,800 as of 2023 (the second-largest group after British-born), have become a focal point due to their rapid growth—from about 378,000 a decade ago—and high numbers of temporary visas (over 413,000 issued to Indians in 2023-24, including student and skilled worker categories). Far-right groups have exploited public frustrations, blaming immigrants for systemic issues like rising housing prices and strained infrastructure, rather than policy failures.

Another "March for Australia" was announced for October, with posters again featuring Indians, prompting outrage. Far-right mobilization continues, tying into broader right-wing extremism amid new anti-Nazi laws. This coincides with Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's visit starting October 7, 2025, to sign defense deals—prompting calls for him to address diaspora safety. India's Ministry of External Affairs raised formal concerns on September 5, engaging Australian authorities and praising the community's contributions, while emphasizing "diversity is the strength of any society."

Видео Anti-Immigrant PROTESTS Are BREAKING OUT Everywhere and Australia Is the Canary канала Jake Day