Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Labor will announce a plan to reduce migration ahead of his upcoming trip to the United States, according to 7news.com.au. The announcement is expected before the prime minister departs for the US, the outlet reports.
The plan has been the subject of negotiations between Labor and the Coalition. The Conversation reports that Albanese and Taylor have explored the possibility of a deal on migration reforms. However, the Australian Financial Review reports that talks between the two sides on migration have reached a dead end.
Business groups have also weighed in. The Australian reports that business has warned of an "untenable" cost arising from the delay to Labor's migration policy, though the reporting does not detail the specific costs cited.
