Time for a zero refugee policy? - *Read OP for mod warnings and threadbans - updated 11/5/24*

Send them out my way, I couldn't care less if they're on the nearby green.

However they're probably staying outside those offices in the hope they'll be dealt with quicker.

This forum for years detested the inner city dubs who got "free houses never worked and wore pyjamas all day" and other such rhetoric. It's gas how these people are now their working class heroes. Some of the same posters too.

I agree, that's why the illegal swinging a bar was arrested and also in possession of a samurai sword. But hey let's do mental gymnastics and blame everybody else.

Think it's called cognitive dissonance.

Go do your research. If you want to keep sprouting nonsense,the above individual was the only person arrested last night. Facts are facts.

Well I do live in coolock and one of the thugs there last night was kevin coyle from coolock so I doubt they'd have a great time around here either even though there's one or two libtards like myself in the area

Letting in economic migrants and allowing them to go into the asylum system is madness from the government.

Is there no one with some common sense in the dáil?

Arrested for what? Standing in the street exchanging a choice of words with a bunch of goons who helped build a camp on private property. Imagine that,you should record yourself.

If it looks like a duck,swims like a duck it's generally a duck.

Stephen Bedford was the only scumbag arrested last night. No other scumbags. Fixed your post for you.

You're falling yo grasp the far reaching and wider benefits of removing the inner city scum from that area though. Crime rates would plummet in city centre - tourists would feel safer, honest hard working people would feel safer going into town ams spending money etc. Business would return to the area, office blocks as well. It would be a rejuvenation.

Letting the inner city scum dictate how things should operate in that area is ridiculous. But that's the problem, soft people like you who think the poor moncler brigade need an arm around the shoulder and a hug and how it's society fault they are scumbags.

@SaltedSheker there's are your mates in the video. What a honourable bunch they seem to be. Are you in it actually? If not, you must have been gutted you couldn't attend.

"Stephen Bedford was the only scumbag arrested last night. No other scumbags. Fixed your post for you."

Something wrong with you?? Back peddling??? I see scum on both sides I also see scum trying to harbour an individual who was arrested for having a sword in position. Its quite easy to understand,those are the facts just you seem to be slow on the uptake of what's pointed out to you.

Don't recall this working out too well for our traveller friends in the past.

I agree people tend to use the terms refugee and asylum seeker interchangeably, without understanding the difference. Let me help you there. An asylum Seeker is someone seeking asylum (clue is in the title), or Refugee status to give it another name. Once someone has been granted status then they are a refugee and no longer an asylum seeker. If their claim is rejected (and they are not given an alternative permission to remain) then they are also no longer an asylum seeker. They could then be accurately described as illegal in the State and would be subject to a Deportation Order. To qualify for refugee status you must be fleeing persecution on account of your race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a social group (e.g LGBT in the current parlance.) If you don’t reach the threshold for Refugee status you may qualify for Subsidiary Protection, for which you must be in danger of of facing serious harm if returned to your home country. Serious harm is defined as death penalty, torture or inhuman and degrading punishment, or indiscriminate violence to a situation of international or internal armed conflict. Natural disasters or economic circumstances are not a basis for being granted. If you don’t qualify for either protection stream you are then assessed to see if there is any other humanitarian reason why you should be allowed remain (most commonly this would be family links - e.g you have a child here) Fail this leg and you get a Deportation Order. This is known as the single procedure and was introduced in the 2015 International Protection Act in an attempt to streamline the procedure.