Asylum seekers now camped along the Grand Canal bank adjacent to Mount Street.

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"I am coming to the view that the European elections is actually going to be a referendum on migration ... and it's simply down to this litmus test: Do you want stop these people coming or not?"

-Ivan Yates.

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Drew Harris and his gang.

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Asylum seekers in 40 tents along the Grand Canal by Warrington Place opposite Jeremy Godfrey's hate-speech monitoring operation in Coimisiún na Meán.

Let's see how long they last.

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"The only answer is vote the bastards out in the next election."

A garda who has been stationed in Newtownmountkennedy to block protesters from accessing the asylum seeker camp, sympathises with protesters and says he's not happy being there as he's just pissing normal people off, but would get sacked if he refused his orders.

He also says about half the asylum seekers in the camp have already gone back to Dublin.

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The Indo has interviewed several Palestinians who had been living in Jordan but are now claiming asylum in Ireland, suggesting this phenomenon is increasing.

Pictured is Mahmoud Al-Azab, the man I spotlighted three weeks back who told an English vlogger that he got into Ireland by first applying for an "ETA visa" to the UK. He'd been living in a village in Jordan for 16 years.

So they're not coming over the English channel in small boats and have nothing to do with French or EU policies. Here's the trick: He said this "ETA visa" prohibits him from claiming asylum in the UK.

Jordan was added to UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme on Feb 22nd. It costs £10 and is for visitors from various Arab countries who have good relations with the UK to facilitate short trips.

The scheme's factsheet also advises applicants: "The UK will not operate routine immigration controls on journeys from within the Common Travel Area, with no immigration controls whatsoever on the Ireland-Northern Ireland land border."

Nobody available to speak to RTÉ about the now 70 tents along the Grand Canal.

They've got nothing and they're all out of ideas.

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I have to agree with the new mayor of Derry. The history of Africans has been erased in Ireland.

Their history here is a perverse form of colonisation where they imposed themselves on us through the abuse of the asylum system while being trained to call us racists (or now terrorists in the mayor's case) to try to silence our objections.

You won't see that acknowledged in any current history book or taught to students during Black History month.

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Here's that 'nobody available' audio in video.

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>Drivers on the popular Dublin Express route report that each journey carries an average of eight asylum seekers making the two-and-a-half-hour trip south. This surge began about six months ago and shows no signs of slowing down.

>With 17 trips a day from Belfast to Dublin, and an estimated 2,125 journeys so far this year, the coaches may have transported as many as 17,000 asylum seekers in 2024 alone.

>One driver for Dublin Express shared his frustration with the recent increase in asylum seekers using fake tickets to board the coaches.

>"They’re often travelling using a photograph of a ticket that has clearly been bought by someone else," he said. "We can tell because they’re all using the same name, but it’s hard to stop because we don’t scan the tickets."

Sources have also told me that buses are now taking migrants from Dover to Scotland to catch the ferry to the north and then a bus to Longford or Galway.

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🇮🇪 Reminder: National Protest Against Government Policy tomorrow at 2:30pm beginning at the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square in Dublin.

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Kitty Holland nearly walks into a wall trying to make her escape 😂

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Massive support already for a 'Rwanda type' plan in Ireland.

That's a big vote winner. However, there are some problems with the UK deal which Ireland should not seek to replicate.

Rwanda are refusing immigrants with criminal records, families or anyone under 18. That would need to change. Any children they had here would need to go too.

Any plan should be retroactive back to at least 1997.

As part of the UK deal, the UK said they would accept an unspecified number of the "most vulnerable refugees" currently in Rwanda. We obviously shouldn't sign up to anything like that.

The UK is paying Rwanda an upfront payment of £120 million and £20K to £30k for each relocation. We could offer more considering the different terms. We paid €2.1 Billion just to house asylum seekers last year never mind the societal damage on top of everything else.

This would solve our housing crisis too, freeing up all the homes we gave them.

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Crowds gathering in Dublin.

NGOs obviously weren't paying double time for the Ireland for all rent a mob..

All the streamers doing the job RTÉ don't want to do.

Tame this, traitors.

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GET THEM OUT
GET THEM OUT
GET THEM OUT

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