Immigration and Ireland - MEGATHREAD *Mod Note Added 02/09/25*

Huh?

A Deportation Order is an order to leave the state, anyone who does not leave is committing a criminal offence and can be arrested.

Think about it.

Clearly a large number do

Well if it is clear, where is your evidence for it?

You must be basing your claim on something tangible?

What is it?

So would it be fair to say the answer to the above question is you have absolutely no evidence to support your claim?

Could you point out in either of your links where it states people who have been served with Deportation Orders remain in DP?

Now there will of course in real terms be overlap, especially for people who request assistance in leaving the state or those who have a basis for challenging the order.

Referenced from the linked article provided above, 41% of people living in DP have already received refugee status and permission to stay.

So that leaves 59%.

So the question is what part of that 59% are in the application process versus as you have claimed already received their marching orders i.e. exhausted the process?

Why are the govt constantly converting any empty building they can find into an Ipas centre?

Mount street and Oconnell street the most recent ones. Nursing homes across the country shutting down and applying to become IPAS centres.

If the numbers are so high being rejected, surely there is loads of empty space in what's already there?

Detention centres are the only way out of this. You can leave them anytime you want, via the terminal building at Dublin Airport. It's time we took are borders and security seriously.

Want to set up a new life in Ireland, apply for a work visa, get rejected, then don't bother arriving. Over stay your visa, detention centres and deportation.

Want to claim asylum, stay in detention centre still it's been granted. You can appeal, but you stay in detention centre. Rejected, detention centre and deportation.

No more going around, living your best life, swanning around the country at the expense of the tax payers, while your application is being processed.

Agree 100%. Absolute twighlight zone that anyone can rock up here, zero identification.

Answer a few questions, maybe fill out a form or two? Then swan out the door to do as they please.

Like imagine how sweet that would be as a criminal from other countries.

Just leave your country and arrive onto our shores clean as whistle. Bizzare.

Would you get rid of prisons as well?

RTE tells us Bohemian FC have been going around north Dublin schools delivering their 'Belonging to a Fair City' program to 5th and 6th class kids 'combating anti-immigrant' sentiment. 54 workshops in 20+ schools…… What they're doing is the "bUt tHE IriSH WenT eVEryWHeRe tOo" to teach kids about the 'Irish experience of immigration' so that they have a better understanding of the situation immigrants here have, all through the topic of sport 'to make it more accessible to the children.'

"Primary school children saying that "Ireland is full" and that immigrants should "go back to where they came from" are among the comments that have been encountered by staff from Bohemian Football Club as they delivered a school program aimed at combating anti-immigration sentiment in Dublin.

Yeah that's b*llix.

It was Bohemian FC who signed Ismaheel Akinade who along with Edgar Ojo & Olajafar Adetoro was convicted of gang-raping a 14yo Irish girl. Do the parents of the children they're attempting to lecture know this? That he's still hailed around Dalymount Park. Because that's the type of people they are.

This time last year RTE came out with: 'Immigration and the changing face of Dublin's north inner city'The 2011 census tells us that Irish people accounted for 52% (35,376) of the population. A decade later, the 2022 census data shows that 36% (26,163) of its population were Irish. So the the native population has decreased from 53% to 36% in 10 years with a 40% increase in population in that same time period. But if kids are sharing sentiments like they are noticing too

I had heard locally at the time how brutal this attack and rape was in Letterkenny.

WTF are you doing in my country thinking you can treat women like this. Horrific.

Please Government do your job and start protecting our borders properly. Letting every Mohammed, Yusef and Abraham in without question.

https://www.donegallive.ie/news/crime---court/1744382/man-accused-of-the-brutal-rape-of-a-young-woman-in-letterkenny-to-face-trial.html

And Another one in Dublin industrial estate between finglas and cabra

https://gript.ie/new-ipas-centre-proposed-for-finglas-industrial-estate/

Coming to Ireland is an excellent option for any criminal from the Middle East, Africa or the poorer parts of Europe.

Free accomdation, handouts and no questions asked.

Even if you do decide to brutalise the natives, it's a slap on the wrist and little risk of deportation. Just a short break until you're back on the handouts again.

If you keep an eye on the courts, you may notice a great many have reached a similar conclusion.