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In 1955, Robert Menzies, the longest serving prime minister in the history of Australia,

sat for an interview with a radio station about the so-called white Australia policy.

And this was a policy that, as the name implies, prohibited most people of non-European ancestry from entering Australia. The white Australia policy was not implemented with a law that explicitly banned

any particular ethnicity. Australia's parliament couldn't have gotten away with that because

the British government, which still held authority over Australia and which ruled over a vast empire of many different ethnicities, probably would have vetoed it.

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