Angus Taylor, leader of the Liberal Party in Australia, has announced a proposal to restrict access to the 5% deposit scheme for first home buyers, aiming to reserve this benefit for Australian citizens. This proposal is part of a broader crackdown on immigration and has been influenced by right-wing media and political figures, particularly Pauline Hanson of the One Nation party. The 5% deposit scheme, which allows eligible buyers to enter the housing market with minimal upfront capital, has seen over 300,000 Australians benefit, including about 48,000 permanent residents, representing 16% of total users. Taylor's announcement follows a surge in discussions on social media, particularly regarding government advertisements promoting the scheme in multiple languages, including Arabic. Critics, including Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, argue that the proposal is politically motivated and undermines Australia's multicultural identity, emphasizing the significant role immigrants play in the workforce, including in healthcare and construction.