Australia will not sign the United Nations global migration deal “in its current form,” with Immigration Minister Peter Dutton saying that it’s not in the nation’s interest to sign the agreement.
In an interview with 2GB on July 25, Dutton was pressed on whether Australia would sign The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration—an agreement negotiated by U.N. member states with the aim to “improve the governance on migration” and address the challenges that migrants face.
