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RTÉ ignore local concerns and validity of asylum claims in report on Lesbos migrant camp

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First published at 15:15 UTC on January 31st, 2019.

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RTÉ ignore local concerns and validity of asylum claims in report on Lesbos migrant camp

RTÉ's Ray D'Arcy invited Ellie Kisyombe onto his show to discuss her candidacy for councillor in Dublin city (LE19) for the Social Democrats in the u…

RTÉ ignore local concerns and validity of asylum claims in report on Lesbos migrant camp

RTÉ's Ray D'Arcy invited Ellie Kisyombe onto his show to discuss her candidacy for councillor in Dublin city (LE19) for the Social Democrats in the upcoming council elections in May.

Kisyombe says she fled from Malawi and has been living in Ireland's Direct Provision system for almost a decade.

Since 2004, asylum seekers in Ireland have been allowed to vote and run in local council elections. The first day they were allowed to vote was the same day the Irish public voted to remove birth right citizenship from the constitution as too many pregnant asylum seekers were flying into Dublin in order to gain citizenship for their children and maternity hospitals had begged the government to do something.

roadcast: RTÉ | The Ray D'Arcy Show | 29 Jan 2019

https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=bM-lhhHnDns

https://www.invidio.us/channel/UCgzyycFR6PEv-B90rAiFsQg

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