Migrant nurses call on Helen McEntee to urgently help migrant families
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- A healthcare worker who has spent over a year alone in Ireland without her family has described her situation as “very painful” due to rules around reunification imposed by the Department of Justice.
Saritha Vincent, who lives and works in Wicklow, has described the loneliness felt by migrant workers separated from their families, who are calling on Justice Minister Helen McEntee to reconsider current policies that keep them apart.
Her husband, son (5) and daughter (2) remain in India as her salary does not meet the minimum threshold for them to join her.
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My 4 children are in Australia, and I am not allowed to emigrate to Australia.
If they feel lonely, why they not back home with family.
Help our own irish nurses to come home
I'm very grateful to Ireland. I am an Indian with a red passport as I identify myself but I would never dream to do this. I have been on my own for nearly two decades in Ireland and have very good irish friends who are family to me here. And I'm very sorry to see this carryon. I totally understand their frustration but it's a choice made.
I'm not paying for.her whole Family to come here,go home to your family and let our children come home to thier families in their homeland
Bring back are own people we need then more then ever to save are country from this Crap 🇮🇪✨✨✨✨🙏
Help them on a plane back to India.
Yes, if they can't support family in Ireland, who pay for it?
@@alicelee5177 you do, I do...
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Nobody is holding you here , you are quite free to go home to your children and family
Head home and you will see your kids everyday. Seriously she chose to come here and leave her family behind and somehow it is our fault she can't be with her children.
Clearly she thought she could bring them all over when she got settled, WRONG.go home to your family, taxpayers have had enough,we go to work every day and miss our children growing up while we earn the money to clothe and feed and educate them,so that they are forced to leave their homes and families to make a life for themselves,enough now.go home
So true.
So with money from careers I very much doubt even pays rent ,so we bring her family here so she gets a big home to accommodate her family ,that she chose to have and leave, and have privilege of paying for all that , extra school places, appointments etc etc ,then opps I have children i cannot work, my husband is depressed and in disability,i now care for him x by uncapped amount .... we all have left homes , families behind to go off working ,maybe for better wage ,it is lonely it is sad , but not the issue of your host country... most work to provide a place to live before bringing children into the world , most have to wait nearly till 40s to make that happen and limit to 1 or 2:
They knew the rules when they came here. They can always go home.
We have Mothers and Father’s here Irish who don’t see there own Children who where born here BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO PAY TO Much on there Taxes Rates food cloths schools property they live in 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🙏like lady Go Home live us alone we can’t afford any more you made the choice 😢😢😢 I’m sorry but that’s LIFE here it always will be
Sick of you, just leave , you don't compare to Irish nurses who actually care about their patients...
One should make a careful decision before embarking on making a life in another country. You should of thought of your children and the sacrifces u have to make, you cannot expect a country to simply give in to your demands. After all you came on your own volition, if the situation no longer is viable for you in Ireland then you should head back home. Please note I am an expat in Ireland for 23 years.
OMFG 5 of 6 of myself and siblings moved to Australia. We lived by the immigration laws in that country. As much as we would have loved to have our parents with us. There was no legal right to allow our parents to move over. My inlaws from New Zealand could have moved over but with no government support. New Zealand and Australia are closest allies and neighbours and they weren't given free rein either. She made the choice to move here and leave her family behind. She should move back if she cant bring them here. Just like I have done. Moved home to Ireland so I can be near my parents.
What about the irish families that are abroad, we want them home .im so sick of this shite
I wonder how many of these people walk by irish homeless on the streets do they hold signs for them??
So sick of this, head home to your family, we want Irish healthcare workers to back here
This sort of entitled behaviour is not surprising when we're viewed as a soft touch on immigration.
My sisters is a nurse had to immigrate to Australia..i doubt shes doing what this woman is doing
Nobody in Ireland is stopping you from seeing your family, you can, it's easy, it's called going HOME TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY.
Too many Indians in Ireland as it is
WAY too many. Look at the UK to see where that's going. Just because they're not violent like some other groups doesn't mean they dont' cause problems.
@@malicant123 "doesn't mean they dont' cause problems"....please explain. There are more issues with undocumented migrants and free loaders entering this country who you and I support. I think hardworking Indians are paying their fare share of contributioins to this country. BTW I am not Indian.
@@SB-ht5pn The issue with Indians is two-fold. Firstly, they largely do not integrate, and secondly they are here in huge numbers.
I've worked with Indians who were fine people, but it was obvious that they saw Ireland just as a means to an end. One in particular owned two houses, and his plan was to buy a third and then rent them out whilst living in India. He was a nice man, but he clearly saw Ireland just as an investment, and those three houses could be owned by Irish families were he not here.
Whether someone is genuinely hard-working or not doesn't matter. Ireland is full, and the native Irish need to be given priority treatment in our own country. When huge numbers of foreigners are allowed to settle (and history shows this many times), they will slowly take over their new home. Ireland needs to be protested.
@@SB-ht5pn Unfortunately, CZcams didn't like my reply...
In short, I just said that the issue with these people that they see Ireland largely just as a means to an end.
Didn't really understand most of what she said bit like tech support or the scam phone calls,i did however understand that she wanted to bring her family over at the taxpayers expense,enough now.go home,we can give you the fare to to go and see your family,but it'll be one way
"WE WANTING HOUSES" every Indian I've met working in Ireland own their home in India, while we own no housing in Ireland anymore
Well...there is a way they can join each other...
Go home, sure!
That way you will see your family again!
Over a year and she hasnt seen her family , go back home then and see them , nobody stopping you .Irish People go for years without seeing there family abroad , you choose to come to Ireland , we didnt force you to come , your free to go home .
Go home then
bye bye bye bye bye bye
I have lived in the country for 50 years and now I want to leave
What's the population of India?
Go away and take responsibility for your own life.
When you come to foreign land expect the unexpected and must follow the rule. I’ve been here for 24 years and followed the rules.. if you are not happy you better go home and spend your time with your family… buy your ticket tomorrow and get on the plane
It the entitlement that countries should just bend to thier wants.
Anyone moving to another country should research that countries immigration laws.
If they are not suitable then you don't go to live there.
Any country that needs nurses does not need them to bring more patients into the country of thier choice, because that defeats the obvious.
Here we go. If you are lonely for your family go home. People make tough choices all the time. Many Orish have left families behind to support them from abroad.
20% of our population is now from outside Ireland and that is only the ones we can trace.
A husband and 3 children and our little country would be swamped.
In Canada they have a system and a person from India filed 120 papers for family members.
Our country cannot cope with an influx of immigrants with even the smallest figures.
Here we go again hundreds more will get in Ireland no hope getting in from all sides
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Want your family? Off ye go home so
Get out of the conventry