Liberal senator says repeated use of term ‘mass migration’ is inaccurate and ‘extremely unhelpful’
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan has criticized the Coalition's language surrounding immigration levels. McLachlan, a senator from South Australia, specifically condemned the repeated use of the term "mass migration" to describe current immigration rates.

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AI-generatedLiberal Senator Andrew McLachlan has criticized the Coalition's language surrounding immigration levels. McLachlan, a senator from South Australia, specifically condemned the repeated use of the term "mass migration" to describe current immigration rates. He argued that the term is both inaccurate and detrimental to a respectful and honest policy debate. McLachlan warned his colleagues that using "inflammatory and irresponsible" language risks alienating voters. He urged them to approach the immigration policy discussion in a more constructive manner.
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3 extractedMcLachlan said the use of the phrase “mass” migration is “technically inaccurate” and “extremely unhelpful”.
McLachlan challenged colleagues to approach the policy in a “respectful and honest way”.
Andrew McLachlan condemned the language used in the Coalition’s debate over immigration levels.