Hope for undocumented Irish in US

Tens of thousands of Irish people living illegally in the US may benefit after the Senate agreed a new Immigration Reform Bill.

Thu, 06 Apr, 2006 - 21:40

Tens of thousands of Irish people living illegally in the US may benefit after the Senate agreed a new Immigration Reform Bill.

The comprehensive document could provide a path to permanency for the majority of the undocumented Irish in the US.

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