Revised migration rules could see significant number deported to EU countries

The video discusses Ireland's decision to opt into the EU Asylum and Migration pact, aiming to reform Irish immigration law. It highlights legislative changes, improved asylum procedures, and new border processes. The pact seeks to align EU asylum processes, enhance security checks, and introduce a solidarity mechanism. A review of safe countries and expansion of migrant categories is also underway.

What is the primary reason Ireland decided to opt into the EU Asylum and Migration pact?

• To increase economic migration

• To align with EU countries in providing refuge to those fleeing persecution

• To reduce the number of asylum seekers

• To enhance trade relations with EU countries

What is one of the main goals of the EU Asylum and Migration pact?

• To eliminate economic migration

• To reduce the number of EU member states

• To align asylum procedures across the EU

• To increase the number of asylum seekers

How will the new legislation benefit Ireland in terms of migration?

• By eliminating secondary movements

• By increasing the number of asylum seekers

• By providing more comprehensive returns policy

• By reducing the number of refugees

What significant change will the new legislation bring to Irish immigration law?

• It will reduce the number of asylum applications

• It will increase the processing time for applications

• It will replace the International Protection Act 2015

• It will maintain the International Protection Act 2015

What mechanism is introduced to help countries facing asylum pressures?

• A solidarity mechanism requiring financial contributions or relocation of asylum seekers

• A new border procedure

• An increase in asylum application fees

• A reduction in asylum seeker benefits