Guarded welcome for immigration plan

THE Irish Council for Civil liberties yesterday gave a guarded welcome to the Government’s proposal to bring in new “removal orders” for foreign nationals that would operate outside the current deportation process.

Guarded welcome for immigration plan
Thu, 14 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Mary Dundon

This proposal is part of a detailed discussion document just published by Justice Minister Michael

McDowell that will be followed by a new Immigration and Residence Bill later this year.

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