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

Is this because O'Gorman is leaving office and his party was decimated in the election and now he is just leaving this mess to someone else?

Then theres no issue with "turning off the taps without breaking international law" as you initially claimed, so.

Because if we implemented those policies we would be literally turning off the taps without breaking international law.

If the acceptance rates are unchanged then the accepted numbers will rise in a shorter time span and get full access to welfare and accommodation . Great logic !!

Germany is looking at the possibility of leaving the ECHR .

I think you have had replies to your repetitive and now painful question.

"Service Collapse" is a term we are going to be hearing a lot more of in the coming year.

That is absolutely astounding when you think about it.

With our geological location we should be very close to the bottom of the list on the numbers that are arriving.

What exactly is it that makes us so popular if it's not benefits and our low refusal rate.

We are a tiny country and this is not sustainable for much longer.

Mod Edit: Warned for ignoring mod instruction re: anecdotes

Watching crimecall last night I noticed all the suspects were the doctors we imported -we may need a more stringent approach.

Massive increase in anti social behaviour and a huge housing issue as a direct result of Irelands refugee policy -and those responsible were voted in again .

Yeah. I remember that guy on the Joe Duffy show. He recognised the were all not genuine.

In fact that is something I want to debunk. The idea any of these are genuine.

You don't come to the extreme west of Europe travelling through safe countries if you are genuine.

In response to processing times. Yes. They absolutely must be fast. The slow process allows them to claim they "put down roots" and frustrate attempts to deport them even when they come from perfectly safe countries like south Africa.

However refusal rates have got to go up and 100% rejection of these claims is what we need to be gunning for.

Some people also claim that no one cared about those tweets until the ‘far right’ mentioned them. Despite the fact that there were news articles at the time

I was not advocating for indefinite detention, the topic was around detention centres and that Australia has them. I copied and pasted from here. This is an official site it was copied from so it is not misinformation

https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/rights-and-freedoms/publications/asylum-seekers-and-refugees

Ok how about this. How about we model what works well in Australia and learn from what doesn’t. The fact that there’s drawbacks to some asylum systems is not an excuse to do nothing. We can’t continue to keep sending thousands and thousands into fields and tents all over the country and buying up hotels everywhere