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Rwanda Bill causing migrants to head for Ireland instead of UK, deputy PM says

Migrants are avoiding deportation to Rwanda by heading to Ireland instead of the UK, stated Ireland's deputy prime minister.
Dublin reported that 80% of recent asylum seekers in Ireland entered from Northern Ireland due to fears of deportation to Rwanda from the UK.
Measures are in place to transport asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda, with planes on stand-by, according to Ireland's deputy prime minister.

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The Independent

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Daily Express

'Fearful' migrants causing influx of arrivals in Ireland from UK, Irish say

Micheál Martin spoke out after Dublin revealed more than 80 percent of recent asylum seekers have crossed the border from the UK.

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Irish Independent

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The Telegraph

Rwanda Bill has caused migrants to pour into Ireland, says deputy PM

Micheál Martin speaks out after Dublin reveals more than 80pc of recent asylum seekers have crossed the border from the UK

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Sky News UK

Rwanda Bill causing migrants to head for Ireland instead of UK, deputy PM says

It comes at a time when tension over immigration levels is high in Ireland, with the country experiencing a housing crisis.

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Anadolu Ajansı

UK's Rwanda bill causes increasing influx of migrants to Ireland: Irish foreign minister

More than 80% of recent asylum seekers in Ireland crossed into country from UK, according to officials - Anadolu Ajansı

10 days ago·Türkiye

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Rwanda Bill causing migrants to head for Ireland instead of UK, deputy PM says

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Rwanda bill criticised by Irish foreign minister as ‘fearful’ migrants cross border

Rwanda bill criticised by Irish foreign minister as ‘fearful’ migrants cross border

'Fearful' migrants causing influx of arrivals in Ireland from UK, Irish say

'Fearful' migrants causing influx of arrivals in Ireland from UK, Irish say

Laws to be changed to stop increased number of asylum seekers coming from UK via Northern Ireland, Simon Harris says

Laws to be changed to stop increased number of asylum seekers coming from UK via Northern Ireland, Simon Harris says

Rwanda Bill has caused migrants to pour into Ireland, says deputy PM

Rwanda Bill has caused migrants to pour into Ireland, says deputy PM

Rwanda Bill causing migrants to head for Ireland instead of UK, deputy PM says

Rwanda Bill causing migrants to head for Ireland instead of UK, deputy PM says

UK's Rwanda bill causes increasing influx of migrants to Ireland: Irish foreign minister

UK's Rwanda bill causes increasing influx of migrants to Ireland: Irish foreign minister

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