Immigration Policy in Ireland

2022 there were 26 enforced deportation orders, in 2011 there were 280 enforced deportation orders, this, in a year where there were only 1,290 asylum applications.

I believe this information to be correct unlike my original post.

Peadar: 

Kerry has taken the most Ukrainians, followed by Donegal and Cork. While Dun Laoghaire- Rathdown, one of the richest Councils, has taken the least.

South Dublin proving yet again how they're a stain on Irish society. Elitist scum. 

figures are incorrect and now debunked. 

Don't say the NTMK resident's didn't warn us. And don't expect the MSM to cover this like they did the protests to not let it happen. The far right target the security at these places but don't realise how dangerous a job they do. There's a reason they don't want people in filming. For their own safety. And many of these guards are foreigners themselves in a perilous position targeted from those protesting and those within.

Baldie. He's a mad globalist do gooder. 

The writing is on the wall in Europe. If we're last to shut the door we'll regret it for generations.

You raise a good point, time and time again it's been proven that migrants concerns at camps such as these are under played, and their concerns not taken properly. The media often portrays it as a rebeliion or riot when they protest, indeed the UNHCR have been found to do this countless times, when the people are looking for very basic things. The article you quote mentions the security assaulted asylum seekers and were taken off, and another where the security were referred to Gardai. Glad you highlighted that.

Covered by the Mail Online, biggest online news group globally. If that's not MSM, I don't know what is.