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 Wednesday March 08, 2006 13:53 by Emma-Residents Against Racism residentsagainstracism at eircom dot net c/o 12a Brunswick Place Dublin 2 24hr helpline 0876662060/0877974622
 On March 9th at 2pm Asylum Seekers from around the country have to sign at the Garda National Immigration Bureau(GNIB) on Burgh Quay and their local Garda Station for Deportation. Many more are being detained in Mount Joy Women's prison and Cloverhill for Deportation. We have had many calls from around the country looking for help and support tomorrow at the GNIB and we are asking people to come out and help and show support with those who are at risk of deportation tomorrow. |
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Jump To Comment: 3 2 1"the whole world is watching us?"
Dont be ridiculous. Name a single county "watching us" that deports fewer people.
Please permit me to air my oppinion regard the subject in question: The issue of deportation in Ireland has suddenly become our country's slogan. We need to be fair to these people. Have we ever thought of armnesty in this country. It happens in france. spain, North America etc. The whole world are watching our unfair Treatment to them. Now we try to lobby The USA government for Irish citizens living in USA. Give them work permit the better for our growing economy.
Alan
These asylum seekers enter Ireland under the condition that they abide by the terms of applying for asylum. Our asylum system is being abused by them. Deport them.