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

Yes it would be in an emergency situation . With an aggressive policy it could be done with ruthless efficiency, especially if the population works with the authorities.

Unreal the difference - practically one third of the price. Probably the only thing the DUP have got right up north.

If climate doomsday is to be believed were all fcuked regardless.

If half the worlds current population started arriving on Europe's shores as these hyperbolic articles claimed then it would be wartime and Europe would be blowing boats and planes out of their skies and waters.

Migration is purely economics. Social media and social welfare is causing the current spike. Not climate.

I said it before this Government know they have at most a year left so nothing will change, its anyones guess what things will be like on the 17th of December 2024.

Perhaps billions could be pumped into the countries most likely to immigrate to Europe. OK I know that there is a billion or two already given by us in Foreign Aid, but what about an EU dual governance system, we give you the money to run your country well, and we will oversee it too. I know there is vast corruption in many Third World Countries, but honestly there is corruption here too by the looks of it, or at the very least a policy of open borders which is pocket lining by subterfuge. I dunno anymore.

Anyway it would make you weary. My biggest question is WHY? What motivates Government and opposition to support this madness, and to seemingly second rate the indigenous citizens. For what? Follow the money I suppose.

That fella Sutherland has (had) a lot to answer for with his mass globalisation policy. And now we have his Davos acolyte Coveney ready to take over in Finance if Dimples goes to the IMF. I smell a rodent somewhere honest.

I did say I was weary, and I know all you say is true, but something has to give somewhere so I'm just throwing something mad into the mix. It can't be worse than what's happening under our noses, you know the thing that's NOT happening, all is well, bring them all in, there are no limits, what housing crisis? etc.

Gaslighting 101.

Absolutely superb post, worth reading again and again.

That's all well and good but it's already happening. It's inevitable.

Article: Amid Record Drought and Food Insecurity, .. | migrationpolicy.org

After five consecutive failed rainy seasons and with a sixth projected this year, drought has become a mainstay in East Africa. With the environmental disaster compounded by long-term conflict, poverty, reliance on agriculture, insufficient international aid, and other challenges, migration may seem inevitable. Up to 86 million people in sub-Saharan Africa will migrate within their own countries due to climate change by 2050, according to the World Bank, with sizable numbers in East Africa.

Perhaps we should send all immigrants back to where they came from and bring our own Irish emigrants home.....

Great idea.

We can get rid of approx 750,000 people and take back the 1.5 million Irish born from other countries.

That'll sort out the 'extra population '

A fairly decent swap in fairness...?

Why are Irish trained doctors and nurses fleeing Ireland to serve in UK, US, Canadian and Australian hospitals? Why are we 'importing' HCWs from third world countries? Same can be said for construction and other important sectors.