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

what resources? serious question because up until 2 months ago i was living in edenmore for 8 years with a 2 year sabbatical abroad, which is a few minutes walk from where these protests were going on.

They've qualified twice now what they meant by 80% (including from the outset) yet the point still remains in a different stratosphere above your head

I still don't get why they're only worried about medical resources if new arrivals to the area are immigrants. We can leave it there or we'll go round in circles.

You missed the 'excluding don't knows' bit in my post didn't you? It was the first 3 words in my post- hard to miss really.

Also, the article I linked was the examiner not indo

60% support Rwanda style, 24% don't know, 16% are against.

I'll leave you to figure out whether it's 'phoney' stats.

Phoney a bit American - do you live in Ireland MegaMan?

Especially when it comes to how both countries are policed.

We have a shortage of guards and such a lack of prison space that people with hundreds of convictions are walking to the streets.

How are the guards going to deal with the gang wars that Sweeden was blessed with or terror attacks other European countries have been blessed with.

We are in scary place and it's getting worse each passing day.

Strong border control measures prevent asylum scammers, people traffickers and all sorts of illegals from safe countries boarding flights. That is an indisputable fact.

Have you made one practical suggestion on what we can do to fix even a small amount of the damage being done to Irish society?

What is it you think we should do about the current crisis exactly? What constructive points can you make, because up until now you're embarrassing yourself?

That's a very disputable 'fact'.

Have you any evidence to back it up? There's a lot of examples worldwide where stronger border measures only lead to further dependence on traffickers and waste valuable resources.

How are your 'stronger border measures' working out in the UK, US and Mediterranean?

Panorama is on BBC 1 at 8pm this evening. Immigration the UK's record rise is the topic, exploring how despite the expectation was after Brexit that immigration would be lower it has increased to record levels

In the paper, another example to add to the list showing the link between crime and immigration which McEntee & Co are oblivious to: Abdul Rahman Mohammed, a 35y/o security guard for Pennys, was found guilty of falsely imprisoning a 15 y/o girl, forcing her to strip, and sexually assaulting her before trying to extort €250 after she shoplifted from Penneys in Dundrum shopping center on December of 2022.

What's infuriating is his solicitor doing his utmost best stating how he has “until now he has been the perfect citizen” despite having two convictions and that him being a nonce was “outside his ordinary character?......The solicitor said that "though sexual assault is always serious, this incident came within the lower level of offending"...but we must remember he is well regarded in his community and had volunteered at a food kitchen in the past. Absolution right there.....And to finish "his client was a foreign national so time spent in prison would be “more onerous” for him than an ordinary Irish citizen." F*ck off. He has been convicted of sexual assault, false imprisonment, and demanding money with menace of a 15 y/o girl. He should be locked up, and then his citizenship revoked and deported upon only release He's due to be sentenced May 13th

I worked as a loss prevention officer for three big shops in Jervis street centre, the person who makes the stop they book them. They are not passed over so I don't know why your man book the kids. And under no circumstances were we to be alone in the office with a minor but for a child to rob high-value item/s was rare, so for them to pull the girls for €2.50 is odd, we'd reason with them and just take that stuff back, be firm with them and tell them their barred. €2.50 like. Abdul Rahman Mohammed saw an opportunity and he pounded. Predator behavior.

That doesn't show a link between crime and immigration.

It shows a link where one criminal is an immigrant.

Mods can we start posting every court report where the offender has an Irish sounding name?

We are not allowed to check with the country the applicant says they are from, so these checks are utterly worthless. Eurodac only allows us to return under Dublin regulation, is pointless in reality, close to (if not actually) zero returned due to this

People complain about all those issues but rarely protest about them or campaign for them. And then when refugees come in they are suddenly up in arms like never before.

It's hard for me to see any problems with it when I live beside one in East Wall and it's grand.