Plea issued over fate of immigrants' children

Up to 500 Irish children could be forced to leave the country if their immigrant parents are deported, it was claimed today.

Plea issued over fate of immigrants' children
Mon, 24 Apr, 2006 - 13:40

Up to 500 Irish children could be forced to leave the country if their immigrant parents are deported, it was claimed today.

The Children’s Rights Alliance (CRA) urged the Government to assess the impact on children born in Ireland when making decisions about whether to grant their parents residency in the country.

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