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YOUR report (Irish Examiner, August 6) that a group called CADIC (Coalition Against Deportation of Irish Children) has been formed.

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They are worried about rejected asylum seekers and illegal immigrants being deported with their Irish-born children.

The only difference between the situation of these deported families and such families deported from any other EU state is that the child, in this case, has a citizenship it would not have got in any other EU state but Ireland.

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Courts Your View Place: France Place: Britain Place: PO Box 6469, Dublin 2 Person: Áine Ní Chonaill Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: CADIC Organisation: Coalition Against Deportation of Irish Children Organisation: EU Organisation: Immigration Control Platform

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