The Irish government is now considering asylum seeker housing charges for employed refugees, a move that signals a significant shift in how the state manages accommodation costs amid rising refugee numbers. Under these proposals, asylum seekers who work while residing in state-funded housing could be asked to contribute up to €238 (£208) weekly. This is a substantial change from the existing support system, and it comes as Ireland faces growing pressure to maintain sustainable accommodation and support services for refugees.
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