Gino Kenny (Dublin Mid West, People Before Profit Alliance) | Oireachtas source

Many people in direct provision centres have leave to remain. Some of them have of late received letters from international protection accommodation services, IPAS, telling them to leave the centre for a different part of the country. Some residents, particularly those in Clondalkin Towers, have important jobs and are being educated locally. It is extremely unfair to ask them to leave Clondalkin or wherever to go to a different county. They lose their jobs and educational situation. Is the Minister aware of this policy? Is it the policy of the Government?

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