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

Way too rosy an outlook.

The ones with skills that can establish careers will leave however those without skills we will have for good.

They will be our responsibility. Them and their future generations.

Does the dole/benefits/welfare even exist in Nigeria/Algeria/Pakistan?

On the slim chance it does it would never be comparable to Ireland.

80% of Irish citizens are now concerned about the country's open borders ,yet you are the opinion the far right are the only opponents of government policy .I hope you are not saying 80% of Irish citizens are racist!!

too late for that now. They've had 20 plus years of dealing with immigration and integration in mainland Europe and the UK. But our arrogant lot knew better and didn't take any notes. Not one td has helped us in the town we can't mention, but as soon as the **** hits the fan, Simon out with his bold children schtick for rte to lap up. They're treating the citizens of this country with contempt.

they don't have an ounce of credibility left in their news department. But you contuine lapping up everything they tell you. You're being played and you don't even know it.

More of a Truth social fan yourself I'd say. I'd certainly never be " played " by any bitter **** stirrers on social media.

The government are regularly making statements on immigration now that they were calling conspiracy theories and far right opinions a year ago.

This is quite interesting from the Brazilian man standing in the local elections. He says Ireland needs to have strong rules on who enters the country and that they should work and contribute to the country.

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/is-dublin-dangerous-not-really-i-come-from-rio-de-janeiro-caio-benicio-on-his-370k-gift-and-standing-for-election/a550980900.html

Begrudgers... that's a new one. But yes I suppose a lot of people do begrudge the reckless mishandling of this. A lot of people do begrudge the two tier society where asylum seekers are given medical cards while Irish cancer patients are refused one. A lot of people do begrudge that the government have done nothing to fix the housing crisis while there is seemingly endless amounts of money to line the pockets of rich hotel owners. A lot of people do begrudge that they are having to go and protest when they would rather not have to. Well done on not begrudging any of the above. It won't save you though, if this continues all of us will pay an enormous price

Crime comes from everyone all shapes and sizes and nationalities but even you can admit that if here legally they can be identified and criminal history traced and clearance vetting from their home country checked applied if needed, it is hard enough on AGS managing our own home grown criminals than bringing in more

The fundamental problem you have with your whole premise is this.

If an asylum seeker arrives without documents and can't be identified that is a criminal act before they even touch Irish soil whether you like it or not.

Now, you'll say "some need to do this". Maybe, a tiny minority. However, the issue is the country is left exposed to those who don't need to do that and some will be criminals. It also raises the issue of the character and calibre of people coming here.

Right now over 80% are coming from the UK so they've failed there or believe they will and thus we are getting the worst of it coming here. We are not getting skilled people coming here as asylum seekers. We are getting those who will in all likelihood be a perpetual generational strain on the state.

All the social problems will flow from that.

You think it's bad now how some are reacting - wait until you see the next recession. It's all going to boil over.

But I am sure if here legally, a check could be done if needed no matter where from

Just an example but we have heard of UK and EU arrivals causing RTAs and previous convictions in their home countries are brought up in their cases

Actually Ukrainian RTAs here on the increase

I don't doubt for a second that some will be criminals. But so are UK and EU citizens that are living in this country. So why is it only previous convictions of asylum seekers are an issue?

Nobody is 'bringing in criminals ' and Those people trying to paint all asylum seekers as criminals is making things worse.

can anyone explain what the difference is between a UK,EU citizen or an asylum seeker, who all have previous convictions?

you want to see the doxxing on the other side. People who are at peaceful protests are being reported to their employers by trolls. Disgusting behaviour, whatever happened to having a free and opposing opinion, and these are the people who parroted the be kind movement.

I bet posters don't even bother to click any links you did supply. couple of German websites that could say anything, not that you linked the 'facts' about 100% of sexual assaults being committed by foreign nationals, well of course you didn't, because your German statistics have been shown to be false on this thread previously.

Posting false or misleading information only inflames the situation further.

I'm not sure can anyone answer these 2 questions

1x How can we stop migrates from the UK via NI?
Harris said legislative will need to change but I'm confused on what we can do?

2x How can existing Ukrainians still get paid 220 euro a week? I know they've stopped it for new arrivals but I just cannot understand why it's not stopped across the board?