Immigration and Residence Bill

[Catalpa]

The Deadline for Submissions to the Policy Unit dealing with this upcoming legistlation close on 31 July.

Which in effect means that anyone wanting to submit their thoughts on this need to have their submissions in the Post by Monday or Tuesday.

Though you can send in by e-mail if you wish.

Mark your envelope 'Immigration and Residence in Ireland' and send it to:

Immigration and Citizenship Policy Unit,
Department of Justice
Equality and Law reform
13-14 Burgh Quay
Dublin 2

or by e-mail

immigrationpolicy@justice.ie

I know what I am going to tell them that needs to be done!


Guys this is our chance to let them know, lets not miss it!

[smiffy]

Remember. If you write in crayon (again) it mightn't be taken very seriously.

[Catalpa]

A Lesson no doubt you learned the Hard Way...

[Gerrry]

Remember. If you write in crayon (again) it mightn't be taken very seriously.

Probably wont be listened seriously to anyway.

[pluralist]

Ahem, what if some of us write saying the country needs MORE immigration? :wink:

[smiffy]

A Lesson no doubt you learned the Hard Way...

Shouldn't you be working on your submission? I do hope you'll share it with us here on the boards.

[Catalpa]

Ahem, what if some of us write saying the country needs MORE immigration? :wink:

Well that's exactly why I will be making a Submission because you can be sure the vast majority they get will be from the Immigration Fronts who are pushing for more to be let in.

And No I won't be publishing by Letter here but I am sure you will have a good idea of what I am going to say.

To sum it up in one phrase:

IRELAND FOR THE IRISH!

[Reece]

Ahem, what if some of us write saying the country needs MORE immigration? :wink:

But of course you would more than entitled to do so, if you wish. I am certain that like-minded persons have been clicking busily away to meet the deadline.

Before you do, if I may, I would point to a new note of caution entering the vocabulary of our economic commentators. Have you noticed in recent comments on economic strategy the term 'optimisation' is slowly replacing 'maximisation'?.

Garrett the Good has elaborated recently, Moore of the McDowell Clan and David (I'm a realistic socilaist) Begg, I understand, have entered the fray.

The Winds of Change? - might be a good name for a thread to examine this divergence.

[Catalpa]

Well Letter written, in the Post tomorrow!

[stretchneil]

Well Letter written, in the Post tomorrow!

If the grammar is as impressive as that in the above post, I'm sure they'll pay lots of attention....