Plan to fast-track asylum cases must be fair, Government told

Both lawyers were speaking to The Irish Times after Minister for Justice Simon Harris said at the weekend that the Government would accelerate the international protection decision-making process.

The figures showed 45 staff were assigned last year to the repatriation office, which deals with issuing deportation orders, compared with 58 in 2019. The figures show that 14,849 cases are awaiting processing by the International Protection Office with most decided within three years. Applicants have been required since November to complete in English, on the day of arrival and without the benefit of legal advice, a preliminary interview and international protection questionnaire. Previously they had a number of weeks to compile their applications during which they could seek legal advice.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

Less fees

3 years to make a decision is counterproductive. It should take 3 minutes at point of arrival.

The 25-year cascade of public money that the lawyers have enjoyed as a result of illegal immigration into Ireland and the State facilitating it, must be protected at all costs, it seems. Successive governments have obeyed, and this one will be eager to do so as well.

Layers worried about losing a cash cow.

How else are lawyers doing to make money ?

Counter productive to you legal leeches

Yeah fair for the decent tax payers

Saw a very practical solution offered up re: passports earlier today. Hope the powers that be saw it too!

Kick them out and forget about legal advice.bunch of chancers

The takeover of a nation through migration.

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