The Independent rep stands opposed to the pact.
Ireland would be worse off socially, financially and politically if it opts into the EU Migration Pact, according to a Laois Offaly TD.
Independent Carol Nolan says not enough consultation with the general public has been conducted on the issue.
It would see a number of measures adopted, including legally-binding process times for dealing with applications for asylum.
A vote on the matter will be held today, after a five hour Dáil debate last night.
Deputy Nolan says all views should be welcomed and respected:
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