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orlared: New scheme to allow illegals to remain in Ireland

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First published at 18:20 UTC on September 7th, 2018.

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orlared: New scheme to allow illegals to remain in Ireland

On Wednesday afternoon Niall spoke to Catherine Cosgrave who is the legal services manager with the Immigrant Council of Ireland. Niall spoke to Catherine about the Government scheme to al…

orlared: New scheme to allow illegals to remain in Ireland

On Wednesday afternoon Niall spoke to Catherine Cosgrave who is the legal services manager with the Immigrant Council of Ireland. Niall spoke to Catherine about the Government scheme to allow people from outside the EEA, who came here on student visa, to remain here despite their visa expiring.

Court challenges were taken after the introduction of a new study policy in 2011 which meant non-EEA students could only live in Ireland for a maximum of seven years. The government introduced this new policy to address abuses of the student immigration system and, in particular, the English language sector where in some cases students were being enrolled over long periods of time without quality courses being provided.These became known as English school visa farms.

Broadcast 05/Sep/2018 | Classic Hits 4FM | The Niall Boylan Show

Journal report here:
http://archive.fo/wY921

Niall Boylan's tweet:
http://archive.fo/mfORJ

The tweets Niall Boylan was responding to:
http://archive.fo/A9N5N

It appears the Immigrant Council blocked him.

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

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