In the ongoing negotiation between openness and caution that defines modern nationhood, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has raised a question of internal consistency: if the Australian government deems 26 countries too dangerous for its citizens to visit, what logic permits migrants from those same places to enter through standard channels? Her challenge arrives as the Albanese government works to reconcile humanitarian commitments with mounting political pressure to reduce net migration, now sitting at 306,000 — well above its own target of 225,000. The argument is less about numbers than ab