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Approval to the Migrants Contribution to Australia by New Immigration Minister

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Approval to the Migrants Contribution to Australia by New Immigration Minister

David Coleman, the newly appointed immigration minister states that Australia will be the most successful immigration nation and this should be the top priority of the government. Coleman, the minister immigration, citizenship, and multicultural affairs have approved multiculturalism and also accepted the contribution made by the migrants to Australian government and society. He stated this on Friday, celebrating the record of Australia as the most successful immigration country in the world.
Thousands of migrants land to Australia every year. Mr. Coleman taking up his responsibility said that he will be moving ahead to meet the representatives from different community groups as well as greeting the new citizens of Australia unveiling the final step in their migration journey.
In the words of David Coleman – “Australia is stronger and more prosperous as a nation because of our multicultural heritage. We value people based on the contribution they make —irrespective of color, religion, or ethnicity – and who embrace our national values and laws”.
“Across Australia, we see the success of our multi-cultural society. We see hardworking families raising kids. We see small business owners, investing in Australia and creating thousands of jobs. We see religious leaders, professionals, community volunteers – people who help build the backbone of our nation.
“As the Morrison Government focuses on building Australia’s prosperity, one of my aims as Minister will be to continue to advocate for the right policies to ensure our nation continues to build on our immigration success story.

“In my Sydney electorate of Banks, nearly 40 percent of people were born overseas and 45 percent speak a language other than English at home. Every day I am reminded of how immigration has shaped our society, as well as contributing to our skills and culture.”

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