Australia’s immigration policy is under scrutiny for its treatment of disabled immigrants and their families
. Families like Laura Currie and Dante Vendittelli, who moved to Australia from Scotland, face challenges due to their son Luca’s cystic fibrosis diagnosis.
Despite contributing to the country for years, they are now at risk of being denied permanent residency because Luca’s medical costs could exceed a specified limit.
Critics argue that Australia’s stringent health requirements disproportionately affect immigrants with disabilities, contradicting its image as a welcoming multicultural society.
Campaigners are advocating for policy changes, highlighting the human impact of these regulations on families’ lives.
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