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Mr Niven thinks a broadening skills list in the immigration programme, as well looser rules for student visas (allowing some to stay on and work after their studies) explains the rise.

And it is thinking about letting in guest workers from Pacific Island nations a measure used successfully in New Zealand and which Mr Howard sternly opposed.The latest annual figures are the highest since Australia launched an immigration programme soon after the second world war.

A contingent of supporters of Ron Paul, a Libetarian congressman who launched an insurgent challenge to McCain and other more established candidates, said the speech did not gibe with McCain's record, for instance his support for a more liberal immigration programme.

Most of the 944 people who arrived by sea in 2008-09 were found to be genuine refugees (indeed almost all asylum-seekers in the past three years have been allowed to stay), but boat people are often seen as queue-jumping economic migrants who, if accepted, might undermine the entire immigration programme.Special report No worries?

Mr Abbott, from the Liberal Party of Australia said: "We'll stop the boats because no self-respecting country can hand over control of part of its immigration programme to people smugglers".

"Every time a US president has created a new immigration programme, it has been respected by other presidents," said Leon Rodriguez, the head of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS).

It is about how to change the country's large, legal immigration programmes so that they reflect Canada's new economic and demographic needs.One underlying problem is that fewer Canadians are joining the labour force.

"Combine anxious money – a lot of it – with a beautiful gateway city that has limited space to build, low property taxes, lax regulation on capital flows, and wealth-friendly immigration programmes, and you get a market like this one," – a market where an ordinary house with a waterfront view can sell for $15m while people earning local wages struggle to buy or rent a home.

These immigration programmes generally give more weight to relevant Canadian work experience when considering potential immigrants, thereby facilitating the transition of TFWs to permanent residency.

A Home Office spokesman confirmed that under the US immigration advisory programme, US Customs and Border Protection officers had been operating at Heathrow since 2007 and at Gatwick and Manchester since 2008.

Marc Rosenblum, deputy director of the US immigration policy programme at the Migration Policy Institute, believes the Republican gains in the mid-term elections could limit what executive action is taken.