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There are 190 organisations in Ireland advocating for immigration (Read here). We are the only organised voice for immigration control.The stronger our organisation, the stronger that voice.JOIN IMMIGRATION CONTROL PLATFORM TODAY LATEST PRESS RELEASE
25 Sept 2012 Press ReleaseAt the AGM of Immigration Control Platform on Saturday, the following motions were passed: 1. ICP deplores the fact that the Labour Party at its 2012 Annual Conference attacked the rights of Irish citizens and workers by adopting a policy of the regularisation of illegals. 2. ICP deplores the effective amnesty for "timed out students", some going back as far as 1999 which is currently being implemented; every such case representing a job taken from an Irish person. LATEST NEWS - April 2012
April 2012 Labour Party TreacheryThe public deserves to know of a motion unanimously passed by the Labour Party at its recent annual conference. Motion 135 was to regularise the estimated 30,000 illegals in Ireland. This includes failed asylum seekers on the run from deportation;"students" who finished their studies, if they ever attended them, and then refused to go home; people who lied that they were " just visiting" etc. Assuming the majority of these to be working( they can't live on fresh air) that is up to 30,000 jobs which could be held by Irish or legal immigrants now unemployed. If that is not treachery against the people they claim to care about, we don't know what is. ICP ON THE RECESSION
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?Thousands of asylum seekers unaccounted for
?Fewer than 25% served with deportation orders have been removed from State ?Hotels increase demand for foreign workers ?Second major legal defeat for Government in its attempt to target sham marriages ?Review ordered for asylum seekers ?Immigrants not going home ?Decision over Somali asylum-seeker set aside ?Nigerian 'king' lost Tesco job because of regal duty ?Foreign workers still coming ?7 out of 10 favour immigration restrictions ::MORE NEWS::
NEWSLETTER No. 24 2012
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