Should the children of migrants who live in French territories be allowed to join their families?

Depending if they are under 18, Ireland should not be taking in any more migrants, as we have our own people to worry about

No child should ever be separated from their parents, or in other cases guardians. Children are absolutely innocent in every circumstance and should be the absolute priority of protection. That being said, I am not including adult children.

That needs to reviewed because its a delicate issue you talk about children of migrants who live in French territories

Yes, children should always be allowed to join their families.

That needs to be reviewed

If that person is educated and has a job and can financially support themselves then yes on a case by case basis

Provided their family has lived in Ireland for an acceptable period of time.

Yes, as long at the parents are going to make a useful contribution to the country, ie work and pay taxes.

I do not see any relevance of this question to Ireland.

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No. But if they want to join their parents in French territories then yes.

If the migrants can financially support their children. Or they have achieved citizenship.

Yes, deliberately keeping children from their family is immoral

Only minors

why should you care stop hating on the french

Have migrants join their families by leaving french territories to where their children are.

Only if they are still considered dependants.

Irrelevant to Irish politics to the point of obscurity

Yes, but only minors.

Yes, but only if their families are working and paying taxes.

Minors yes. Otherwise no

Yes, as long as it’s a safe option

If the children are minors - yes

I don’t get the question

This question makes no sense, I am assuming this speaks about migrant adults leaving their kids behind to travel across the seas to Europe, if a parent will leave their children behind like that the should have no right to that kid, if you live in Europe and and lets say you move from Ireland to Germany for better opportunities and leave you children at the airport you will most likely lose rights to that child face a criminal trail maybe be put in a mental hospital its abuse, Their should be services set up in the regions where this is happening to educate and teach the children and provide shelter and food etc but in that region and the parents should be looked at as criminals.

that would have to be reviewed

Yes, imagine being cruel enough to want to separate children from their parents

that needs looked & reviewed

Yes, and we should keep our borders open.

Children younger than 12 years old should be allowed to join their families from French Territories.