Immigration Thread

[SoundMan]

If someone qualifies for refugee status then afaic they're welcome, as long as they behave themselves in their new host country. If however their application is rejected, then they should asked to leave immediately (with a possibility of review after a number of years). If they don't leave within a week of their decision then they should be forcibly removed never to darken our shores again.

I would also be for doing DNA tests on all immigrant applicants, not just fingerprinting them. Don't want to give your DNA? No problem, but you're not coming in. Simples.

 

[SoundMan]

I like it. Can you give a cast iron guarantee that the legislation you propose will work.

Work in what way?

Legislation is only words on a piece of paper unless you're going to enforce it. And to enforce it you need to pay for adequate personnel.

Only returning 3 out of 180 agreed returnees is BONKERS!!!!!!!!!!

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

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Mary Lou McDonalds: "There's no such thing as open borders" and now "We are against open borders" .

She is just gone way down on credibility in the past 9 months.

S.F. are against something that doesn't exist except on the social media posts of every right-wing fascist crackpot in the country.

Poor LouLou, we have an open border with the UK.

 

[jimmym]

Did they happen to ask any of the leaders of the three parties in power down here jimmy - or is this something else that you think is all SF's fault too? ?

We've a Minister for Justice you couldn't trust to go to the shops for messages she's that useless and unaware of her brief. But...but....Sinn Féin

I would expect far more from any party than " a thought out solution is needed"

 

[SoundMan]

I would expect far more from any party than " a thought out solution is needed"

So what exactly has the current Minister for Justice - you know her that actually gets paid to oversee the job - given by way of an actual solution? Or Fianna Fail? Or the Greens?


Apart from deflecting and trying to lay some of the blame on Sinn Fein.


The Government policy, as evinced by your posts here, seems to be "Anything they got right, it's able governance! Anything they got wrong, Sinn Fein share at least some of the blame" Funny that.

 

[Stacky]

So what exactly has the current Minister for Justice - you know her that actually gets paid to oversee the job - given by way of an actual solution? Or Fianna Fail? Or the Greens?

Ms McEntee is currently putting the finishing touches to legislation that will allow returns of asylum seekers who have come across the Border and which will be implimented tomorrow..

Ireland will then begin sending asylum seekers back to the UK immediately after emergency legislation is passed enabling returns to restart, under the plans.

Lou Lou is just all over the shop yet again on this important subject.

 

[Stacky]

I would expect far more from any party than " a thought out solution is needed"

A smarter politician would be coming out with: "The Government in Dublin should at least be doing X,Y & Z as a matter of urgency to address this ongoing immigration issue"...................

 

[JonnyOnionRings]

Ms McEntee is currently putting the finishing touches to legislation that will allow returns of asylum seekers who have come across the Border and which will be implimented tomorrow..

Ireland will then begin sending asylum seekers back to the UK immediately after emergency legislation is passed enabling returns to restart, under the plans.

Lou Lou is just all over the shop yet again on this important subject.

This is bullsh*t and you know it. If the UK don't agree to take them back they're going nowhere or are just going to bounce back across again first chance they get. What a f##king mess.

 

[Stacky]

This is bullsh*t and you know it. If the UK don't agree to take them back they're going nowhere or are just going to bounce back across again first chance they get. What a f##king mess.

As N.I. is in the E.C.J. jurisdiction due to the Brexit Windsor agreement what U.K. agrees to is neither here nor there.

 

[deeptek]

Ms McEntee is currently putting the finishing touches to legislation that will allow returns of asylum seekers who have come across the Border and which will be implimented tomorrow..

Ireland will then begin sending asylum seekers back to the UK immediately after emergency legislation is passed enabling returns to restart, under the plans.

Lou Lou is just all over the shop yet again on this important subject.

Ms Mcentee? Christ.