Minister backs immigration reform in the US

The Government today allocated €34,000 in funding towards the fight for immigration reform for Irish illegals in the US.

Minister backs immigration reform in the US
Sat, 27 Sep, 2008 - 14:51

The Government today allocated €34,000 in funding towards the fight for immigration reform for Irish illegals in the US.

Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin also pressed US political leaders for support during a week-long visit to Washington and New York.

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