Former Immigration official says Coalition's immigration plan lacks detail
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The Coalition says putting "Australian values" at the centre of its migration policy will "protect Australians' way of life".
In a speech to the Menzies Research Centre, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor's pitch also revealed some long-awaited details of the Coalition's immigration plan.
The plan also calls for enhanced screening of visa applicants - including social media checks to identify those who pose a threat to Australia.
- Guest: Abul Rizvi, former deputy secretary of the Department of Immigration
- Producer: Jason Whittaker
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