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  1. Deportation proceedings are underway following heroic actions, overseen by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.
  2. Burke has been appointed as the Home Affairs Minister, managing immigration and security policy.

Australia tightens migration rules; visa limits proposed for working holidaymakers

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Tony Burke announced new migration restrictions managed by the Department of Home Affairs. These include proposals for annual limits on second and third-year working holiday visas for young Irish people, with allocation decided by ballot. Separately, a proposed Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) was discussed, which could offer pathways to permanent residency for skilled trades in regional NSW.

From thejournal.ie, indiatimes.com

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The policy changes affect visa availability and processing for international workers. Furthermore, increased migration filings have led to a surge in legal services contracts, with Home Affairs signing $50 million in contract variations for legal services.

Tony Burke has been appointed as the Home Affairs Minister, managing immigration and security policy, and deportation proceedings are currently underway.

From canberratimes.com.au

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  1. Burke proposed annual limits on visas as part of migration policy discussions.1 source
  2. New legislation passed to speed up migration processing and legal challenges filed in Federal Court.1 source
  3. Burke signals return to pre-2015 policy; Taylor criticizes proposed cuts.1 source
  4. Tony Burke announced policy changes affecting international students, including those from India.1 source
  5. As Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke implemented policy on September 17.Sub-event
  6. Minister outlined overhaul of visa system.1 source
  7. Burke unveils new migration restrictions supported by the Albanese government.1 source

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