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European Union Migration and Asylum Pact: Motion [Private Members] (1 May 2024)

Helen McEntee: ..., enhanced and better system than the one we have now. There is nothing in this pact that does not benefit Ireland. I am absolutely steadfast in that view. From faster processing and appeals, enhanced data-sharing, new rules and responsibilities and a greater emphasis on returns, the pact will address the key inefficiencies that are in our system. We have a system that does not work as...

European Union Migration and Asylum Pact: Motion [Private Members] (1 May 2024)

Catherine Murphy: ...asylum system, irrespective of the EU migration pact, for people who have left their own countries and arrived in Ireland, often in a chaotic way. They have a right to seek asylum or international protection here. There are people in this country who think you can just put someone back on a plane or a boat. The reality is that seeking asylum is a human right, and when it is claimed it...

European Union Migration and Asylum Pact: Motion [Private Members] (1 May 2024)

James Browne: ...current EU returns system, and introduce mechanisms to address extreme crisis situations; - the Pact will enable Ireland to benefit from enhanced screening and asylum procedures across the EU, greater data and situational awareness, improved transfers to member states responsible, and avenues to obtain support in situations of migratory pressure or crisis; - the Pact represents a...

European Union Migration and Asylum Pact: Motion [Private Members] (1 May 2024)

Carol Nolan: ...instability of the absorption process, and the necessity of local support for sustainable and successful integration; - Ireland, already at a tipping point with an enormous number of international protection applicants (28,875 at 282 centres as of 17th April, 2024), is grappling with an exacerbated housing crisis and strained public services, leading to unsustainable conditions such as...