Immigration cases to be probed
At least 120 families facing deportation from Ireland may be allowed to stay on after an official investigation was ordered into their cases.
Justice Minister Alan Shatter has also demanded a review into pending and past deportations of immigrant parents of Irish-born children.
The move was sparked by a landmark European Court of Justice ruling giving youngsters born in the EU the right to stay in a member country with their non-national parents.
Mr Shatter has told his officials to carry out an urgent examination of all affected cases before the Irish courts - as well as future and previous proceedings - in the wake of the so-called Zambrano judgment.
"This initiative is being taken in the best interests of the welfare of eligible minor Irish citizen children and to ensure that the taxpayer is not exposed to any unnecessary additional legal costs," he said.
The Department of Justice said there were around 120 deportation cases before the courts involving the immigrant parents of Irish-born children.
Officials are working on how many past and pending cases are also impacted. http://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/national/immigration_cases_to_be_probed_1_2522312
The plan is to mongrelize the royal race of humanity - the white race. That's the goal of the kosher elites. They have the full support of "our" western governments too. Sad BUT true.
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