Government amends immigration bill, adds five-year review to address Senate concerns

The federal government will review its immigration and border bill after five years to address Senate concerns, particularly around effects on asylum seekers. No immediate legislative changes or timelines beyond the five-year review were provided, so direct market implications are minimal.

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The federal government will review its immigration and border bill after five years to address Senate concerns, particularly around effects on asylum seekers. No immediate legislative changes or timelines beyond the five-year review were provided, so direct market implications are minimal.