McEntee seeks to bring Ireland in line with EU through new immigration laws

McEntee seeks to bring Ireland in line with EU through new immigration laws

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee will also seek Government approval to increase fines imposed on airlines that fail to insure passengers have appropriate documentation. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins

New laws around stronger border security, faster processing, and a greater focus on returning unsuccessful international protection applicants to their home countries are to be introduced.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee plans to introduce the new legislation to bring Ireland in line with the EU on migration, and will also seek Government approval to increase fines imposed on airlines that fail to insure passengers have appropriate documentation.

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