Amnesty scheme for undocumented migrants in Ireland

That offence started 2002 till 2009, surely you can find something more current.

Pretty much. What’s the endgame to all this? Buy every hotel in the state to house asylum seekers, a high % of whom have no legitimate claim to being here? Continue using Irish tax payers money to facilitate chancers?

Zero planning, zero logic, and zero benefits to this country and its people. It’s the product of having truly inadequate people at the helm, in the shape of McEntee and O’Gorman. The only positive is that the true extent of their incompetence will reveal itself as the ‘system’ is overwhelmed. The question is how much damage can they inflict on this country before they are handed their arses?

I tell you, I'd be fairly harsh on any forms of illegal immigration to the country and equally bogus asylum seekers. Some would find that harsh and try to label me.

But I'll tell you, I'm very proud of how our state is removing barriers to the people fleeing Ukraine to be able to come here and find support comfort and safety as much as is possible.

And this is exactly what the asylum system was supposed to be. I'm fully supportive of the government plans to open our door and bring them in.

If I had space in the house I'd take in a few if it was necessary but I don't have the space. That doesn't mean I won't get involved locally and help out if/ when the people start arriving.

These are the type of thing we should be opening the door and rolling out the red carpet for. Genuine refugees fleeing war.

We should not be wasting resources on every chancer who can pool together 5k to get here and spoof their way to being impossible to remove. If we were more diligent in this regard, just think of how much the state could really do to help Ukrainians and others seeking genuine refuge from wherever they're fleeing.

On about building modular homes on state land to accommodate the influx. Good to know that we can sort out other people and not our own with the housing crisis.