Government ‘concerned’ about prospect of asylum seekers having to sleep rough

The transcript discusses the government's ongoing efforts to address migration and housing challenges, particularly in light of increased asylum seekers and the impact of the Ukraine war. It highlights the lack of contingency planning for migration flows and the global nature of migration issues. The government is concerned about health risks for asylum seekers and is working to meet international legal obligations for accommodation.

What is the current status of the government's efforts to address migration and housing issues?

• There is no ongoing work on this issue.

• A definitive agreement has been reached.

• Work is ongoing with hope for a resolution soon.

• The issue has been resolved completely.

What did the UN refugee agency in Dublin highlight about recent migration trends?

• No significant changes in migration.

• Stable migration numbers.

• An increase in migration to Ireland.

• A decrease in migration to Ireland.

What criticism did the government face regarding asylum seekers?

• Providing too much accommodation.

• Not accepting any asylum seekers.

• Ignoring health and safety risks in harsh weather.

• Overestimating the number of asylum seekers.

What global events have contributed to the increase in migration?

• The war in Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East.

• Economic prosperity in Europe.

• Improved housing conditions worldwide.

• Decreased global conflicts.

What is the government's stance on meeting international legal obligations for asylum seekers?

• They are committed to fulfilling these obligations.

• They plan to ignore these obligations.

• They have already fulfilled all obligations.

• They are unsure about their obligations.