The Republic of Ireland and their tensions with migrants.

We accept asylum claims from migrants arriving from France which is a safe country. The only slight difference is traveling to NI there are no passport checks going out (unless it’s changed), coming back into UK they can check passports to stop migrants from Ireland.
Goods destined for Southern Ireland do get checked.

Is this really the case?
Ireland's Justice Minister Helen McEntee told a parliamentary committee this week that more than 80% of those applying for asylum in Dublin were estimated to have come over the border with Northern Ireland.

Would like to see some accurate (unbiased) reporting.

The migrants aren’t British citizens so they have a right to claim assylum in Ireland in exactly the same way as the UK. The Rwanda scheme will only affect a tiny number if it every gets going for any sustained time.

Curtaintwitcher what is it that needs to be done?

Perhaps the Irish government will show a bit of backbone and do what needs to be done. Our lot are such mamby-pampys, it's a wonder they have the courage to get out of bed in the morning.

Haha if only. Anyway the ones coming over today are supposedly being put into detention centres although I'm sure the Human Rights Lawyers will be having a field day.

Perhaps they’d be best going straight to Cork?

I'd call it karma 😊 the EU made such a fuss about not having a hard border. Anyway more boats have come today.

I think Varadkar was the EU’s useful idiot. He played the ‘big man’ with his Brexit intransigence. What a conundrum for them now eh?

Okay. It’s a side hustle. A take on unexpected consequences?

No keep this thread.

Thanks Wylllow3. 😊
I’ll cut & paste!

Currently being discussed in great detail on another GN thread over some pages Urms -
www.gransnet.com/forums/news_and_politics/1333486-The-new-Rwanda-Plan?pg=12