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Thread: Gombeen immigration policy mean-spirited to non-EU migrants

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    Quote Originally Posted by bananarepublic.ie View Post
    North side of Dublin, for my sinnes i am voter Bertie's constituency. What exactly it has do with thread any way???
    Yeah, thats not what I asked. Where were you born? If you think Ireland is so unjust and unfair, why stick around?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bananarepublic.ie View Post
    North side of Dublin, for my sinnes i am voter Bertie's constituency. What exactly it has do with thread any way???
    It has to do with the thread because you obviously have a vested interest in the Irish immigration system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catalpa View Post
    Yeah but you know as well as we do she won't go home at the end of those 2 weeks.

    Chain migration is an internationally recognised part of Mass immigration and results in too many 'con jobs' being fostered on us IMO.

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    Chain migration: Definition from Answers.com
    You know nothing of the situation so the fact that you jump to such a conclusion shows you up to be the thick ignorant bigoted yob you are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clanrickard View Post
    A local guy is married to an Indian girl and they have 2 kids. Her mother has been applying for a two week visa to come and see them for the last 5 years and has been refused constantly. No reason given.

    Directive 2004/38/EC, Article 3(2)(a)

    Without prejudice to any right to free movement and residence the persons concerned may have
    in their own right, the host Member State shall, in accordance with its national legislation, facilitate
    entry and residence for the following persons:

    (a) any other family members, irrespective of their nationality, not falling under the definition in
    point 2 of Article 2 who, in the country from which they have come, are dependants or
    members of the household of the Union citizen having the primary right of residence, or
    where serious health grounds strictly require the personal care of the family member by the
    Union citizen

    Tell them to apply for an entry visa. Tell them to make it clear in her application that she shared a household with them in India.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b.a. baracus View Post
    It has to do with the thread because you obviously have a vested interest in the Irish immigration system.
    Why is it obvious? Is it not equally "obvious" that you have a vested interest in stirring up xenophobia?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catalpa View Post
    This is an unrealistically high floor for skilled workers in short supply.

    With over 400,000 on the dole you must be a seriously deluded individual to think we have a shortage of skilled workers here.
    For example,I've met Indian software developers in telecoms with all the relevant advanced programming languages working here. They might be worth €60,000 plus,but probably not initially on immigrating here given the need to settle in and learn Irish ways. I doubt that Iereland is producing enough graduates in this important field.

    Given the relatively low take up of scientific subjects in Ireland,undoubtedly there are shortages in many other scientific specialties too. But the shortages don't justify paying them salaries in the top 10% of the pay pyramid,as demanded by the work permit requirements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bananarepublic.ie View Post
    You are again proved your sickness in the name irishness. How do you know their circumstances. She is the mother of children you sick scum.
    You are again proved your sickness in the name irishness. How do you know their circumstances. She is the mother of children you sick scum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by patslatt View Post
    For example,I've met Indian software developers in telecoms with all the relevant advanced programming languages working here. They might be worth €60,000 plus,but probably not initially on immigrating here given the need to settle in and learn Irish ways. I doubt that Iereland is producing enough graduates in this important field.

    Given the relatively low take up of scientific subjects in Ireland,undoubtedly there are shortages in many other scientific specialties too. But the shortages don't justify paying them salaries in the top 10% of the pay pyramid,as demanded by the work permit requirements.
    India is a State of over a Billion people

    India needs all the skilled IT operators it can hold onto.

    Its not in India's interests that after spending money educating these people they then depart for the West - most never to return.

    Its known as 'the Brain Drain' and the biggest losers are people in the Third World (which most of India still is).
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    Quote Originally Posted by FutureTaoiseach View Post
    Might also have something to do with Canada being largely untouched by the recession and being historically a settler-society - unlike Southern Ireland.
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    would it be legal to electronically tag non eu immigrants?

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