Rashmi suffers from a "constant burning unease" because she is an undocumented young person.

A Garda review of 70 cannabis growhouse cases did not find that a single person arrested at the production facilities was a victim of human trafficking, a major US report has found.

The number of foreigners deported from Ireland last year soared by 50% to 428.

There are calls for the Government to introduce a scheme which would facilitate undocumented young people to access immigration papers.

The au pair awarded €9,000 against the couple she worked for in a landmark ruling by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) is set to take a case against her subsequent host family.

Less than half of the €15m in EU funds available to Ireland between 2007 and 2012 to support groups working with migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees was drawn down.

Edel McGinley in her letter on migration (Irish Examiner, August 24) completely ignores the broader context and the long-term impact of migration on Europe and its way of life.

EU political leaders spreading hostility and distrust towards these courageous, desperate people is profoundly worrying, writes Edel McGinley

New laws cracking down on sham marriages could lead to racial profiling, migrant rights groups have warned.

Thousands of au pairs working in households nationwide are being severely exploited, working long hours in sometimes hostile conditions for less than the minimum wage, according to research which shows the extent of the problem.

As the Taoiseach meets with his EU counterparts to discuss the ongoing loss of live in the Mediterranean, we hope he will keep Ireland’s long history of migration in mind.

Regularising the position of up to 26,000 undocumented migrants would potentially generate €185m for the State over five years, according to a support agency.

A student-run law conference on trafficking will be held in UCC this month.

Former workers at the Dublin-based Paris Bakery are taking their fight for lost wages to the Dáil.

The campaign to have undocumented migrants given legal status will today present a petition with 4,000 signatures to the Department of Justice.

HUNDREDS of undocumented migrants and their families marched on Leinster House at the weekend to highlight the plight of an estimated 30,000 foreign nationals who are here without legal papers.

A candlelit march is being held in Dublin later to highlight the situation of 30,000 undocumented migrants "living in limbo" here.

THE visit of Barack Obama gives hope to the undocumented living here and in the US, the Migrant Rights Centre of Ireland has said.

LEGISLATION has been introduced which will stop the exploitation of migrant workers employed in Irish homes.