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Response rates from 375 Meath voters.
48% Yes |
52% No |
48% Yes |
52% No |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 375 Meath voters.
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Trend of how important this issue is for 375 Meath voters.
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Unique answers from Meath voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
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There should be no quota. A country should not be expected to take in migrants at all, especially if their country is already suffering from a housing and economic crisis.
@9NLW7CX6mos6MO
No, people should be able to direct a portion of their taxes toward immigrants who cannot sustain themselves. Quotas need to be based on these numbers.
@9ZLGRDH1wk1W
No migrants in Ireland unless they decide to move here buy a house and contribute to society like the rest of us
@9ZK9S5X1wk1W
There should be the appropriate infrastructure in place and how many accepted should align with this
@9ZJTYHP1wk1W
Not when the country is already experiencing a housing crisis and cannot house our own citizens not to mind immigrants. It is unfair for everyone
@9ZJDJBG2wks2W
The EU should have no say in each countries immigration policies, especially if those policies are damaging each country
@9ZGSPPY2wks2W
Yes, we barley have enough housing, money, land to build or own things without 10,000 more people coming from abroad. Our children and family's deserve good things too.
@9ZGQ3FG2wks2W
Yes but it has to be realistic. The EU is almost fully saturated with migrants and the EU needs to accept that there is a point where all countries can no longer take anymore migrants, where financially, taking on more migrants will be detrimental to our own citizens
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