Irish PM Vows Improved Communication and Condemns Hotel Fire Targeting Asylum Seekers

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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has pledged to improve communication with the public regarding immigration and the asylum system in Ireland, following a fire at a hotel that was due to accommodate asylum seekers. Varadkar expressed concern over the spread of misinformation, emphasizing that migration in Ireland is rule-based and that the majority of migrants fill significant skills gaps in the country. The hotel, which had been offered a one-year contract to house international protection applicants, was met with protests opposing the government's plans.
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- Comments by Fianna Fáil councillors in wake of Galway hotel fire referred to party's internal rules committee The Irish Times
- Irish Leader Condemns Fire at Hotel Preparing to Host Asylum Seekers The New York Times
- Irish PM 'deeply concerned' by fire at property earmarked for migrants New York Post
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