Should immigrants be required to pass a citizenship test to demonstrate a basic understanding of our country’s language, history, and government?

They should be given a chance to be educated on the topic, to then take the test

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I think they should be tested on a basic understanding of laws that affect daily life.

Only an English/Irish test and laws of ireland

Not unless applying for Irish citizenship.

Yes, but only if they're trying to apply for dual citizenship.

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Only if they wish to get citizenship

Yes, but only for how government functions to educate them to vote and be politically engaged

Yes, in very basic areas but it should not be a deciding factor in issuing citizenship, i.e. it should act more as education than testing. However, it should not apply to refugees and asylum seekers as this would be an unnecessary delay in their international protection application.

Yes make it simple and make it so you understand Irish values, but make it so you don't have to do the test or pay a fee if you can speak Irish.

Yes but only if they're applying for full citizenship. Should not be a requirement for those coming for asylum, work, study who do not wish to pursue citizenship.

Yes, but without full citizenship for at least a few decades if ever

Any immigrant who enters the country should have to spend decades learning about the Irish and their country before they can gain citizenship. Partial citizenship should be default for foreigners.

Why do you think some people oppose or support the idea of a citizenship test for immigrants, and where do you stand on this spectrum?

In your view, does requiring immigrants to pass a citizenship test contribute to or detract from the cultural diversity of a country?

How would it feel to have your right to stay in a country depend on passing a test, and how might this affect your sense of belonging?

Should the ability to participate in political processes require passing a test when many citizens born in the country might not pass it themselves?

Imagine you're designing a citizenship test for your country; what one question would you definitely include and why?

Do you believe there are better ways to welcome newcomers than a citizenship test; if so, what might they be?

What challenges might a person face while studying for a citizenship test in a language that is not their first?

Can someone be a good citizen without knowing historical dates and facts; what characteristics do you think define good citizenship?

If you moved to a new country, what aspects of its culture and history would you find most important to learn, and why?

How might your life change if you had to pass a comprehensive test about your country to graduate from high school?