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Response rates from 291 Kilbarrack Upper voters.
90% Yes |
10% No |
90% Yes |
10% No |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 291 Kilbarrack Upper voters.
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Unique answers from Kilbarrack Upper voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9BZH9B62yrs2Y
Yes, as long at the parents are going to make a useful contribution to the country, ie work and pay taxes.
@9L2W2JQ8mos8MO
They should be allowed reunite in their native countries, and the French Govt should give them practical support (eg, financial) to remain in their native territories.
@9NQ5M3V6mos6MO
Yes families should be together but government shouldn't be expected to pay everything,migrants need to be working here
@9ZJDJBG1wk1W
Provided their family has lived in France for an extended period of time and is contributing to society ie. not receiving state benefits, must be working
@9ZCCBJK2wks2W
Viable options need to be given for this to make sense. Parents need to have the proper arrangements in the form of housing, potential job security and financial stability
@9YNGDPT2wks2W
as long migrants should be working and not claiming from the state, should be able to prove they can provide for themselves and background checks.
@9ZD58W72wks2W
I'm sorry what? Join their families where? Why are they not allowed? This question needs some context but in short yes let them see their families???
@9D5TLMK1yr1Y
Provided their family has lived in Ireland for an acceptable period of time.
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