Asylum seekers - 90% of whom are bogus - are stringing-out their appeals for as long as possible, costing the state money it can't afford, even as the country stares at fiscal disaster.
Timeonline, July 5th: “Each person who is living in a direct-provision centre costs the state €24,000 a year,” said one official. “The GNIB and other agencies dealing with asylum-seekers have been told to deal with each case as quickly as possible. The idea is to deport anyone who shouldn’t be here as fast as possible to save on welfare payments and other related costs.” Full story: Twice as many asylum seekers ejected from Ireland - Times Online
At a time when the government is having to borrow €70 million per day, just to avoid a California-style meltdown, Irish taxpayers are still forking out hefty sums to fund the lucrative immigration and asylum industry. In slightly better news, though, the bankrupt government is now being forced to slash spending on the immigration industry; asylum solicitors and other cockroaches won't be making quite as much money:
"The government has also reduced the fees it pays to barristers and solicitors who provide legal services to asylum-seekers. The immigration and asylum system currently costs the state about €80m each year. The Department of Justice hopes to reduce this by 20%."
The government has also been forced to do something previously unthinkable to left-wing clowns and ultra liberal nutters...... deport failed asylum seekers: "The number of deportations ordered by Dermot Ahern, the justice minister, has doubled. He signed 691 deportation orders in 2008 but 423 in the first five months of this year."



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