MIGRATION
State to deliver 14,000 beds in migrant reception centres under new strategy
Cabinet has approved long-awaited proposals to address the immediate crisis in sourcing accommodation for asylum seekers
Cabinet has approved plans to reform Ireland’s accommodation strategy for international protection applicants which will see a move away from “total reliance” on private providers.
Roderic O’Gorman, the minister of integration, got approval for long-awaited proposals to address the immediate crisis in sourcing accommodation for asylum seekers.
The changes would see 14,000 beds delivered through state-owned reception and accommodation centres by 2028.
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