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14 August 2026

Hanson says migrants from high‑risk nations should be kept out

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Hanson says migrants from high‑risk nations should be kept out

Hanson has called for migrants from what she described as high‑risk nations to be kept out. The AFR reported the comment, which calls for tighter exclusions of migrants from certain countries. Hanson’s remarks focus on preventing entry by people from those high‑risk nations, though no further details about which countries or any proposed policy changes were provided in the report. The AFR carried the coverage of Hanson’s call for a stricter approach to migration from those nations.

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