‘Calls to scrap Australia’s written citizenship test
THE federal government faces calls to scrap Australia’s written citizenship test because it is too hard for thousands of migrants who cannot understand the questions.
…A submission to the Inquiry into Multiculturalism said almost 23 per cent of Sudanese migrants, 17.5 per cent of Afghanis and 16 per cent of Iraqis fail to pass the test on first or subsequent attempts.
…The test is of 20 questions drawn at random from a pool of questions. To pass, applicants must answer 15 correctly. UK migrants top the list of successes, then India, China, South Africa, Philippines, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Korea and Malaysia…’
Interesting, that the ‘call’ comes from the NSW Teacher’s Union! Also interesting is the fact that those who have most difficulty with the test seem to be the very people most opposed to adopting Australian culture. They would really like Aussies to shut up and simply fund their presence here, where they can gather in ghettoes, learn nothing about the host country (and often be actively hostile to it) and suck up vast amounts of taxpayer cash via all kinds of welfare payments.
Screw ’em–no pass, no attempt to learn the language, then piss off back to where you came from.
