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Common Travel Area: Calls for rule changes for non-EEA citizens
A migrant charity is urging the Irish government to review rules around freedom of movement within the Common Travel Area (CTA) for migrants.
Migrants living on both sides of the UK-Irish border do not have the same freedom of movement as UK and Irish citizens, even if they have lawful residency.
The North West Migrants Forum is leading a delegation to Dublin to challenge the border legislation.
Parents of migrant children in Northern Ireland are frustrated by the lengthy visa processing times, which prevent their children from participating in cross-border trips and activities.
Common Travel Area: Calls for rule changes for non-EEA citizens
A migrant charity is calling on the Irish government to review the rules around freedom of movement within the Common Travel Area (CTA) for migrants. Currently, migrants living on both sides of the UK-Irish border do not have the same rights as UK and Irish citizens, even if they have lawful residency. The North West Migrants Forum is leading a delegation to Dublin to challenge this border legislation. Parents of migrant children in Northern Ireland are particularly affected by the lengthy visa processing times, which prevent their children from participating in cross-border trips and activities.
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