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In Ireland's capital, Dublin, tent cities set up by migrants who lack temporary protected status are repeatedly cleared. The situation has been aggravated by Ireland's housing crisis and anti-migrant laws in Britain.

Europe minister Nus Ghani is visiting Strasbourg today where she will warn the controversial body not to overstep its role.

Home Secretary James Cleverly said the whole of government was working to get flights off the ground.

The man arrived in Britain in June 2022 and is currently being held at the Colnbrook immigration removal centre in West Drayton.

James OConnors call for police to be stationed along the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland is highly contentious.

The UK is carrying out raids that will deport migrants to a country where many of them have never been.

Asylum Aid has launched legal action against the Home Office’s new Safety of Rwanda policy, published on 29 April 2024, on grounds that it is inconsistent with the Safety of Rwanda Act which was given Royal Assent on 25 April.

Blame the Brits. An unsanitary encampment of hundreds of tents sprang up in the heart of Dublin outside the International Protection Office where homeless immigrants can apply for asylum.

An encampment has formed on the banks of the Grand Canal in Dublin.

The Government must be stronger in dealing with makeshift encampments of homeless asylum seekers, a Fianna Fáil TD has said.