Direct provision is not a threat to communities

The system is not perfect, and greater consultation is desireable, but after 20 years, we know that asylum seekers integrate well in their localities, says Charlie Flanagan

Direct provision is not a threat to communities

The system is not perfect, and greater consultation is desireable, but after 20 years, we know that asylum seekers integrate well in their localities, says Charlie Flanagan

There has been much debate about direct provision in recent weeks. There has been debate, too, about the location of centres and how local people should be consulted. I welcome that debate. However, I would appeal for it to be thoughtful,respectful, and factual.

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