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

Canada is very much rolling back the immigration numbers, and similar to the UK now, there’s a consensus that too many people have arrived too quickly. Trudeau playing blame game:

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/trudeau-says-he-could-have-acted-faster-on-immigration-changes-blames-bad-actors-1.7113445

Not a new story:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp9z5rpgkyeo.amp

while Canada does indeed take in many refugees, it look like the process is undergoing a lot of serious scrutiny. I.e. more “refusals”:

https://www.reuters.com/world/canada-hints-fast-tracking-refugee-refusals-2024-11-26/

You were going on about the biometric data that follows immigrants who arrive into EU ports sans documents..which is essentially useless compared to the data contained on an Irish passport…

Which "Anti-immigrant" movement is this? Can you name the group and or political party specifically? Where are their headquarters and website information?

Asylum seekers are looking for international protection. They apply at whatever country, in the exact same way they apply in Ireland.

Its been linked many times why they may not have documents, asylum seekers in Canada can apply without documents too. Ireland is no different to other countries.

Canadians assess their application, same as we assess out applicants.

If their application is accepted, they are refugees.

So, dunno why you think there is some difference.

The point is that the AS could have applied for asylum in Italy… UK… got rejected and then somehow finds their way to Canada where the immigration officials will be clueless as to the previous failed applications…

So? What information do you think that gives us?

And you realise not everyone entering the country goes through Dublin airport passport control yeah?

UK citizens don't need a passport at all to enter Ireland.

So I'll await your apology when I wake to tomorrow

No I don't. Some people create fake identities. They can be of any nationality or any background.

It's not misinformation.

We have no idea who is here from the EU or the UK.

We have no idea who is living here.

There is nothing to stop anyone from coming here and doing whatever they want.

Stop trying to label me as a liar. Those are the facts.

Ireland is behind other countries as it does not have camera and thumbprint scans for those entering at ports .

Other non EU ?

Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment.

Who do you think your absurd questions are childish .

Records are kept but not publicly available.

I wonder why !!

The majority would be on HAP payments . There are 80,000 Ukrainians believed to be here and 32000 in DP. These have state payments and will cost more billions in housing ,some may be able to pay the rents or buy a house but it's likely a small number .

" Uk citizens don't need a passport at all to enter Ireland ."

Ryanair requires passports on all its flights so your blanket statement is not correct .

Just made up by you. First you claim over 50% of migrants are on housing support, which was shown to be a lie, your link didn't say anything of the sort.

Now we're back to the assumptions and 'sure everybody knows ' posts.

If anything anti-immigration criminality is probably more dangerous if it's loosely organized around social media groups and less formal structures than in traditional terrorist organizations which can be dealt with under the Offences against the State Act.

An example of this type of informal organization was clearly described by the undercover crime reporter who infiltrated extremist chat rooms where a former US terrorist, active in the KKK and a neo-Nazi group called 'The Order', who had been sentenced to 40 years for his part in a bombing and murder campaign, was mentoring Irish anti-immigration activists on how to single out and target individual AGS members during 'protests'. (It's also well worth reading the Gript.ru downplaying of this reporting)

https://www.newstalk.com/news/ex-kkk-grand-dragon-helping-very-extreme-irish-activists-1748656

The impact of this criminality on policing resources is very real. As just one example here's a report where the Assistant Garda Commissioner for Organised and Serious Crime, talks about the pressure his element of the force is coming under just from providing protections to politicians.

“The rise of the far right in Ireland is similar to other European countries.

“We are seeing arson attacks on accommodation for asylum-seekers, we see threats to politicians. It has brought into sharp focus what we saw in Slovakia,” he said, referencing the assassination attempt of Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico, on Wednesday.

….

Mr Kelly said: “Here in Ireland we've had to considerably increase our protection around politicians. That takes a lot of our resourcing.”

Yet some people who claim to be concerned with security, want to push the false narratives and lies which support and encourage these criminals, including the supposed differences in 'vetting' amongst migrant groups. The same migrant groups we know to be no more criminally inclined than the broader Irish population.

Creating a nice bogeyman for the far left open borders brigade to label anyone who protests against an influx of immigrants into mainly socially deprived areas with strained or non-existent services doesn't it? Through up a few links and excerpts from these links which look like they know what they're talking about.

When the truth is that the vast majority of Irish people are extremely welcoming of immigrants, and have real concerns about dumping of 1000's of people from the 3rd world into their areas where housing and services are limited..

But if it makes the brigade sleep better at night to label ordinary people as far right extremists then I'm sure you'll welcome Antifa to counter all these pram pushing far right people…

My worry with our immigration policy is the fact that Roderic O'Gorman is enriching a select few hoteliers while at the same time destroying the tourist industries in many towns up and down the country.

I'm also very alarmed by your revelation that up to 40% of AS/IPAs are illiterate and unable to read or write, it'll be tough for those to find gainful employment.