What you are saying in relation to the Irish Immigrants is not true
Re PostingOriginally Posted by jmcc
Yes but that would completely destroy the myth that many of these people are asylum seekers rather than economic migrants who may be purely targeting the social welfare system. That's the difference that you don't appear to understand. The Irish people who went to the US in the 1980s went there to work rather than for the social welfare benefits. What would you say to implementing your idea but without the rights to social welfare or state support?
Regards...jmcc
The people on the run from the NI troubles were seeking asylum..and got the right to work and live there which came in the form of an amnestity. Irish American Lawyers worked around the legalities on this, knowing that a lot of the names were alias and documents were falsified. There were a huge amount of them and quite a few with dodgy backgrounds, so dont be fooled by this. Irish girls had babies out there and did draw on welfare, this was given to the Irish Catholic Charities, they also opened a hospital in Manhattan so that the Irish Illegals get medical help, and opened clinics in various burrows, so that the Irish kids could be immunised.
The Irish started a movement called the Irish Immigrant Group which called on our Irish TD.s etc to help lobby congress for change and more benefits for the Irish.
You dont seem to understand that the Irish in the USA in particular have done exactly what this lady did..So I refuse to sit in judgement, she comes from a corrupt country and to make a better life for herself took courage to go to those extremes..



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