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Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate: The Immigration Minister on Professor Blainey
Stewart West.
Immigration Minister Stewart West tells Parliament in May 1984 he rejects Professor Blainey’s views, which he says would see immigration policy on its way back to a White Australia, and calls on the Opposition to take a clear stand in the debate.
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