It would appeat that the Government have loads of dosh lying around, just not for the Irish!
Why is Mayo the dumping ground?
SEVENTY EIGHT Burmese refugees are due to arrive in Ireland next month after being selected for resettlement here under a United Nations scheme.
The group of 16 families, who belong to Burma’s Rohingya minority, left their country in 1992 and have been living in camps on the Bangladesh/Burmese border since then. They will spend six weeks at an orientation centre in Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo to prepare them for permanent resettlement in other towns.Ireland is one of 19 states, and one of only nine EU member states, that participates in the UNHCR-led resettlement programme.
Each year it accepts up to 200 refugeesA further 84 refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo are expected to arrive in Ireland in May. The department said that those selected fled the Congo’s South Kivu region between 1996 and 1998 and have been living in refugee camps in Kigoma in northern Tanzania since then. Of the 57 children in the group, 32 were born and raised in the camps.
All refugees who are admitted to the State under the UN programme spend six weeks at the National Refugee Orientation Centre in Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo, where they take language lessons and are taught how to go about essential tasks such as opening a bank account and enrolling their children in school
Open up a bank account for what?
BENEFITS?
SCHOOLS?
We cant even provide our own kids a good education!
Why are we one of the 9 Countries in the World to do this? Surely we are too small and too poor to continue this madness?
Why not some of the bigger and richer nations?
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...867938522.html



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