Immigration to Ireland - policies, challenges, and solutions *Read OP before posting*

I replied to a post of yours asking why you think it's not possible to be worried about both

The rise of the far right did not come out of nowhere

What sort of culture allows an 11 year old to marry a 40+ year old?

Many cultures recognise marriage between adults and children, it’s by no means limited to any one particular religion, and in the country where it’s most prominent, the majority are Hindus hoping to escape a life of poverty:

Religion is often blamed for the prevalence of child marriage. Notably, however, the practice is not unique to any one faith; in fact, it occurs across religions and regions. For example, in India, where 40 percent of the world’s known child brides reside, child marriage is prevalent among both Muslims and Hindus. In Burkina Faso and Ethiopia, child marriage is practiced by Christians and Muslims alike. An analysis by the International Center for Research on Women found that what is constant across countries with high child marriage rates is not adherence to one particular faith, but rather factors such as poverty and limited education opportunities for girls.

The prevalence of child marriage varies greatly even among countries that incorporate religious doctrine into their legal systems. Some Muslim-majority countries, for example, that integrate Sharia law, such as Libya and Algeria, have relatively low rates of child marriage. In other countries that practice Sharia law, such as Yemen, the practice is rampant.

https://www.cfr.org/blog/child-marriage-and-religion-0

What do you mean ‘not all Muslims do these vile acts’? The vast, vast majority of Muslims do not do these vile acts. It’s your attempt to associate child marriage with one particular religion, and it’s interesting that you ask what sort of culture allows this. You’ve obviously read the article you linked to where it’s pointed out that in Afghanistan marrying children is illegal:

During her stay in Afghanistan, it consistently struck American photographer Stephanie Sinclair how many young girls are married to much older men. She decided to raise awareness about this topic with her pictures. Particularly as the official minimum age for brides in Afghanistan is sixteen and it is therefore illegal to marry children.

No passport, no entry into the country. It should be as simple as that (with the exception of those fleeing war torn countries)

Yes, I attributed a sentence about attacks to you when it was another poster that said it, I'm sorry.

Now I quoted your post where you spoke of events in Europe in the last decade and of the rise in Islamic extremism. You said you didn't mention terrorist attacks, if you didn't mean terrorism, that what did you mean?

If you cannot explain or quantify the rise in Islamic extremism, then there isn't much point in discussing Islam.

This is routinely ignored on here.

It's almost like there was some major global event whereby global travel was restricted for 2 years and then the reopening of many corridors followed by the invasion of a European county by a huge military and nuclear power has caused an inevitable mushrooming of the numbers of people claiming asylum or emigrating. It's almost like that might explain how a right wing British government whose very rise to power was based on controlling borders has had trouble, well, controlling its borders

But no, the clear logical path of causation between all these things is lazy and what Ireland is experiencing is purely down to policy choices of Varadkar, O'Gorman, McEntee and their puppeteers: NGOs and snowflakes.

I never said anything about them sueing.

GDPR regs will stop airlines from sharing that information.

I pointed out that those exemptions, for police, can only be as part of criminal investigations.

Now, if they could find some way around those issues, the airlines could do an awful lot more.

The majority of people outside of Ukrainians aren't actually fleeing anything,the majority are economic migrants abusing the asylum process

So you have figures to back that up?

I wouldn't call you anything. Unlike yourself, I tend not to make personal remarks about other posters.

do you have issues with single Irish men, or is it just non nationals? Which ones in particular, because most people cannot tell someone's nationality just by looking at them.

hate to tell you, your daughters and granddaughters are more at risk from the men in their family/relationships then they are from non nationals.

figures have been linked here many times.

Feel free to tell us what a better system would realistically look like.

Lebanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan

And lately Londonistan