East wall #Irelandisfull

[Gabriel_Hurl]

If 10 million arrived in the next year some of you would still be standing with your #refugeeswelcome signs. None of you will give a serious, truthful answer on migration and levels that are manageable

If 1 arrived next year - you'd still be gurning

[whitey]

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

Go back and read the article

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

For someone who lectured me about not reading the article, you seem to have some pretty serious issues with basic comprehension



However, it is also an offence for travellers to land in the State without a valid travel document.



"The surge prompted the Government to introduce measures to combat the issue. Gardaí have been deployed to overseas airports to co-ordinate checks on travel documents of people travelling to Ireland and the Government has pressured airlines to be more vigilant for people destroying documents before disembarking"

[RedHand88]

What does ANY of this have to do with yesterday?

[Rossfan]

24 in Court today, 1 from as far away as Celbrudge and anither from effn Longford!!
2 with foreign sounding names...

[tonto1888]

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

Go back and read the article

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

For someone who lectured me about not reading the article, you seem to have some pretty serious issues with basic comprehension



However, it is also an offence for travellers to land in the State without a valid travel document.



"The surge prompted the Government to introduce measures to combat the issue. Gardaí have been deployed to overseas airports to co-ordinate checks on travel documents of people travelling to Ireland and the Government has pressured airlines to be more vigilant for people destroying documents before disembarking"

1 person since 2019 it said. No conviction. 780 people still presented with no passport. And guess what, any who claimed asylum will still have had their asylum application processed.

[rodney trotter]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland     https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

[Kidder81]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland     https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

Careful you will be branded a far right racist

[AustinPowers]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland     https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

That'd Be too  sensible , Dave

[general_lee]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland    https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

Some chance. Successive neo liberal governments have created a speculative free-for-all property market for developers and property investors, condemning a generation to permanently being stuck renting or living at the parental home.

But blame the foreigners, asylum seekers & refugees. It's their fault that you've a shitty government.

[Armagh18]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland    https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

Some chance. Successive neo liberal governments have created a speculative free-for-all property market for developers and property investors, condemning a generation to permanently being stuck renting or living at the parental home.

But blame the foreigners, asylum seekers & refugees. It's their fault that you've a shitty government.

Can both issues not be fixed?

[tonto1888]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland    https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

Some chance. Successive neo liberal governments have created a speculative free-for-all property market for developers and property investors, condemning a generation to permanently being stuck renting or living at the parental home.

But blame the foreigners, asylum seekers & refugees. It's their fault that you've a shitty government.

Can both issues not be fixed?

How do you propose to do that?

[Milltown Row2]

It's like we never had homeless people before ten years ago

People are thick and see what to see and hear what they want to hear

[imtommygunn]

As a complete aside stop air b and bs or bring in a significant tax on it! However these are the problems you have worldwide. It's a problem all over the world with no easy fix. Closing borders wouldn't fix it.

[whitey]

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

Go back and read the article

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

I proved nothing for you kiddo. What law is being enforced here exactly? Anyone who presents at the airport, regardless of whether or not they have a passport, and claims asylum will have their claim processed. Is that the law you mean?

For someone who lectured me about not reading the article, you seem to have some pretty serious issues with basic comprehension



However, it is also an offence for travellers to land in the State without a valid travel document.



"The surge prompted the Government to introduce measures to combat the issue. Gardaí have been deployed to overseas airports to co-ordinate checks on travel documents of people travelling to Ireland and the Government has pressured airlines to be more vigilant for people destroying documents before disembarking"

1 person since 2019 it said. No conviction. 780 people still presented with no passport. And guess what, any who claimed asylum will still have had their asylum application processed.

"1 person since 2019 it said. No conviction. 780 people still presented with no passport."

Think those numbers have anything to them with them not enforcing the law that they're now rigorously enforcing?

[J70]

Over 13,000 homeless in Ireland     https://t.co/R0P2HWjPUL

Maybe they should fix that problem before more people enter the country

That'd Be too  sensible , Dave

Can't speak much for how it is in Ireland, but in the US, most of the people who scream about protecting all the homeless Americans before allowing more immigrants in are the same ones who want to strip away government support for services that help the likes of the homeless.