orlared: 'We should continue to support non-EU nationals who need homes' -Housing Agency Chief Executive
The Chief Executive of the Housing Agency John O'Connor told Pat Kenny that he believes Ireland should continue to support non-E…
orlared: 'We should continue to support non-EU nationals who need homes' -Housing Agency Chief Executive
The Chief Executive of the Housing Agency John O'Connor told Pat Kenny that he believes Ireland should continue to support non-EU nationals who need homes because we are perhaps are more compassionate society than others. Pat Kenny told him that he had heard there were hundreds of illegals being provided with hotel accommodation by the state according to a minister.
Kenny had been told on Friday the 5th of October by the Minister of Housing Eoghan Murphy that the right to housing for roughly one third of the families in emergency accommodation was in question as a result of them either being from outside the EU or from certain EU countries.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/pNkIt7Df3O8z/
Broadcast Newstalk - The Pat Kenny Show | 08 October 2018
Statistics from a David Quinn Independent articled titled 'Huge scale of immigration is making our housing crisis worse':
* In 2015, 17% of people living in Ireland were "foreign-born".
* In Britain, the equivalent percentage is 13%.
* Aside from tiny Cyprus and Luxembourg, no country in the EU has a higher percentage of migrants from other EU countries (10%).
* 35% of rent supplement is paid out to non-Irish EU nationals and non-EU nationals as of February, 2015.
* This means immigrants are over-represented in the figures by two to one.
* The Percentage of Fingal County social housing stock occupied by non-EU nationals is 12.75%
* The Percentage of Fingal County social housing stock occupied by non-Irish EU nationals: 2.25%
* The Percentage of people on the social housing list in Fingal who are Irish citizens (some might be naturalised immigrants) is 61%
* The Percentage of people on the social housing list in Fingal who are citizens of other countries is 39%, with 16% from outside the EU.
* The percentage of non-Irish people who are in the private rental sector, as distinct from being homeowners is 70%.
* Between 2012 and 2014, "the proportion of residents born in other EU member states decreased by one percentage point from 11% to 10%".
* Over the same period the proportion of residents from non-EU member states has almost doubled from 4% of the population to 7%.
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=TEVM-NU_6i4
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