The Minister for Public Expenditure says an assessment, of how Donald Trump's travel ban will be implemented at Shannon Airport, should be carried out.
The Minister for Public Expenditure says an assessment, of how Donald Trump's travel ban will be implemented at Shannon Airport, should be carried out.
Shannon was the first Airport in the world, outside of the Americas, to offer preclearance to passengers travelling to the US – it's now also offered at Dublin.
A number of Human Rights Organisations say it could violate a person's rights under the Constitution, EU law or the European Convention on Human Rights.
Minister Paschal Donohoe says the way the system operates here should be looked at in light of the new rules.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump has described his Muslim ban as a 'good day' for homeland security.
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The new US President's order stops refugees entering America from seven countries, including war-torn Syria.
