Ireland's Refugee Policy cont. Please read OP before posting

She won't be getting any preference from me. Neither will the other FG and FF candidates. McEntee doesn't even canvass beyond Slane in the constituency

He has said that he tweeted a link to executive summary per the video below. We will discount the interview with the obvious paid actor. Paid by a russian propangandist and is actually from Portlaoise I suppose. Or do I need data to back that assumption.

Directly from the executive summary:

-Ending the congregated and segregated accommodation of applicants for international
protection and providing own-door accommodation sourced through the local authorities
within three months of an application for protection.

Nothing in the executive summary about "if conditions allow" "potential challenges" or "number of IPAsetc etc. Like yourself, Little Roddy is playing with words when he discounts his tweets

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D6PiV3kzzpJM&ved=2ahUKEwi0m8nUxP2JAxXSQkEAHWP5CJ0Qo7QBegQIDBAF&usg=AOvVaw2XNIK6ykYTr6pW9CD0AsQF

Does that Gript.ru video show a chap in London, looking like he's suppressing a giggle, saying he came to Ireland because of Helen McAntee's visa policies or have I completely misunderstood something?

Nothing in comparison to what we have today .The Ballymun towers will be merely a blip compared to the number of modular homes planned with a lifespan of 60 years . Tents and container homes did not really exist like today .

In 1977 Ireland was second in the world to New Zealand for the highest number of owner occupied houses.At 69 percent on this chart we rank 45

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_home_ownership_rate&ved=2ahUKEwjb4NzppP6JAxVNEVkFHdfVJDIQFnoECDIQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3kxccau5eBGVI82RE0YE5k

.The rate has continued to decline with higher housing cost and a greater dependency on state housing and support.

O,Gorman is a very dangerous personality.

Ya can see him back away from his idealogy coming up to the election.

He knows full well that the general population have nothing in common with him.

There is a recruitment and retention crisis in AGS.

You cannot put members into a until, if those members don't exist. If you want to fill up the immigration unit, then you take from uniform units, on the front line, and they are rare enough as it is.

Want to solve the issues in AGS? Pay them more, change the pension that came in since 2013, allow members to stop paying into pensions once they get to 30 years service, change the management of AGS. Plenty that could be done to encourage people to join.

You won't get people joining specialist units, if there are not enough members.

Between this and O'Gorman's tweets it's like the greatest hits are being rolled out before the election.

I remember it well, good 'ol Michael Mc's miraculous conversation to looking a bit anti-immigration before the Europeans.

What could have changed with him, as that election was approaching, to make him go from one of the most pro-asylum seekers voices in the Dail, to doing sit down's with Gript.ru? I'll never figure it out.

Did the far-right ever catch up with him? I recall they were none too pleased with what they called vote-stealing at the time.

Funny, you don't hear much of him as an MEP. I bet he's ripping it up with all the anti-immigration stuff, only that the main stream media are suppressing it.

Hopefully the next Justice minister will come up with the idea to expand the remit of the Border Management Unit managed by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service, with powers to deal with Immigration management, deportations and processing etc. Any related criminal issues such as arriving at the ports without a passport would be determined by Border mgmt officials and a call made to remove them to prison by AGS…

It must be all part of the cover up I guess.

Like how tens of thousands were lured here with promises of a scheme that never existed…

Yet nobody every complained.

How did they manage that, those evil geniuses!

I know!

We can recruit IPAs straight off the plane (from a perfectly safe jurisdiction) to alleviate the Garda shortages, just as they can jump straight onto building sites to alleviate the housing crisis.

Maybe we could set up some kind of international transport system to gather up and bring in anyone in the world who wants to come here and exploit, sorry, AVAIL of our space and resources.

Both problems will be solved in double quick time!

You'd have to wonder what entity was trying to stop this boy returning to his father in Ukraine. An NGO?

The most interesting take the judge ruled there's no grave risk in returning and Ukraine has a war raging in the East. Makes a mockery of Nigerians amongst many other nationalities being entertained here in their droves. The system is broken, our obligations make no sense.

https://gript.ie/high-court-orders-return-of-10-year-old-to-ukraine-no-evidence-of-grave-risk-to-safety/

It seems AGS have already had some success in recruiting from IPA communities.

https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2024/06/21/eight-years-after-seeking-asylum-in-garda-station-i-walked-out-in-uniform/

AGS are already among the best paid in the PS.

Their average pay is 1500 - 1700 per week, or about 83,200 per annum.

The new PS pension since 2013 applies to all public servants. It is not possible to change it for one group.

That's great that we have a Garda coming from Albania, we need them to combat crime groups from Albania in Ireland: https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2024/11/27/cab-seizes-23-high-end-cars-in-operation-targeting-west-dublin-drugs-gang/