Immigration Policy in Ireland

The increase in immigration requires an increase in services, services in particular areas provided by immigrants, its circular and all predicated on the target of continual growth to keep the tax coffers full to fund these services and pay for the very generous public and civil service pensions.

horsebox wrote: eireland wrote: https://www.gofundme.com/f/irish-pride-pays Almost 8k raised so far for this young Irish father who walked out of a construction site building a migrant village in clonmel. His son delivered with the help of a Pakistani doctor and his Mrs cared for and nursed back to full health by a Filipino nurse!

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nvidic wrote: The GerK wrote: nvidic wrote: eireland wrote: https://www.gofundme.com/f/irish-pride-pays Almost 8k raised so far for this young Irish father who walked out of a construction site building a migrant village in clonmel. The unvetted thing is some load of sh*te, their fingerprints are taken and run through an interpol database, far more than most Irish get travelling abroad.  To be fair, they are not cross checked against any criminal database. Only checks if they have applied for asylum elsewhere, according to recent FOI requests.  We had a recent case of sexual assault where the perpetrator was wanted in numerous countries and we were tipped off. Nothing was ever done in that case.  Any link? Report I'd read before said they were checked against Interpol, hadn't heard that side of it before.

Edited by The GerK - 5 hours 53 minutes ago at 9:54am

Jackal wrote: Cabra Hoop wrote: very generous public and civil service pensions. That ended in 2013. Civil servants now pay into their own pensions and have to wait until 66 like everyone else.

The GerK wrote: nvidic wrote: The GerK wrote: nvidic wrote: eireland wrote: https://www.gofundme.com/f/irish-pride-pays Almost 8k raised so far for this young Irish father who walked out of a construction site building a migrant village in clonmel. The unvetted thing is some load of sh*te, their fingerprints are taken and run through an interpol database, far more than most Irish get travelling abroad.  To be fair, they are not cross checked against any criminal database. Only checks if they have applied for asylum elsewhere, according to recent FOI requests.  We had a recent case of sexual assault where the perpetrator was wanted in numerous countries and we were tipped off. Nothing was ever done in that case.  Any link? Report I'd read before said they were checked against Interpol, hadn't heard that side of it before.  The DOJ confirmed Eurodac is not a criminal database.  https://gript.ie/revealed-asylum-seekers-fingerprints-not-checked-against-criminal-databases/#:~:text=But%20now%20we%20know%20that,in%20their%20country%20of%20origin https://gript.ie/irish-refugee-council-remove-asylum-criminal-checks-claim-after-gript-query/ Ps..for those who may have (fair) reservations over the publication,  they are bound by same rules as all other media jn the press Council so don't shoot the messenger here