I don't see how that's possible. Migration will either be...

I don't see how that's possible.

Migration will either be proportionately (to population figures) higher or lower in the future, but it will continue to happen. Economies depend on it.

I completely agree that heaps of migrants are going through TAFE/VET courses just to get an easy foot in the country.

My parents and I are Indian and got in genuinely over a long process from like 1992-1995 - which included applications, aptitude tests and what not.

I became a permanent citizen ages ago but took up cooking at TAFE and what I saw was quite disturbing - there were like 40 Bangladeshis in the year who got student visas and studied cooking here.

Guess what happened after the graduated and got a permanent visas? They went into business management. Complete backdoor entry.

Still migration can't possible stop otherwise economies will end up deflated and dead like Japan.