Ireland plans to return asylum seekers to the UK under new emergency laws | ITV News

[@clivewalker5465]

Gimmegrants , leaving one safe EU Country , to another EU Country , via the UK........ if Ireland can return them to the UK , then the UK should be able to return them to France .

[@jenniferhaldane2819]

They came through other safe countries to get to France. Why don't the french just send them back

[@RS-ln3ns]

WHY FRANCE ? RETURN THEM TO THEIR ORIGINAL BIRTH PLACE.

[@RS-ln3ns]

NO, WHY FRANCE ? THAT'S NOT WHERE THEY ARE FROM.

[@michaelwhite2393]

@@RS-ln3ns Its where they travelled from

[@a.j.b.8658]

​@@RS-ln3nsI'd rather they were in France at this stage!

[@MichaelSheffield-ox8yd]

In these numbers, it's invasion not migration.

[@TomJohnson-xl7ms]

Like Irish and British have been doing on USA, Australia and middle Eastern countries 😂

[@lemonacidrounds7293]

Everyone who owns a boat will be heading to UK and France knowing that nobody can stop them. They are coming to loot ☺

[@m9017t]

Hilarious, yet when the UK want to send them back to France everyone gets in a huff

[@ColinCorbin-sg7su]

I don't mind who comes here but please blend in don't be violent and keep the country tidy 🤗🤗🤗🙄

[@MerkySnick]

​@@ColinCorbin-sg7suSo weak and insipid lol

[@natelo952]

​@ColinCorbin-sg7su yeah just let em all in with open arms eh?🤡

[@42gp]

A lot of people think the same way but clearly they don't blend in and they are violent. So what now?

[@Sniffles69]

​@@ColinCorbin-sg7suYeah because that's worked out so well for us 🤦🏻

[@C.Hmoore]

The riots were NOT sparked by false rumours. An Algerian man cut the throat of a five year old girl and stabbed two other children and a classroom assistant. It’s outrageous for you to dismiss that.

[@vudusid8717]

If they are coming from France then they are not truely in need are they.

[@bereal6590]

Please learn what refugee means and how it works before assuming

[@kangaroo4847]

@@bereal6590a refugee goes to the nearest safe country, there are about 20 countries between where these migrants are coming and the uk, and most of them aren’t across a dangerous body of water

[@douglasgordon8525]

the statement was correct

[@RetroGameRepublic]

@@bereal6590 They are ecconomic migrants, pure and simple. Please don't be so naive.

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

@@bereal6590 Please learn the law, they are not refugees.

[@markpatterson7943]

The riots un Dublin were NOT sparked by false rumours . A three year old girl was stabbed by a legal, nationalised immigrant from Algeria who has lived in Ireland on benefits for ten years. The child is still in rehabilitation following life changing injuries.

[@greentroll9326]

@markpatterson7943 i see that as well that he said false rumours im sure the victims do not fins it false Stop Rewarding Start Deporting

[@kingplayze914]

The riot was caused by two things and two things only. 1. Blue collars are badly educated and easily led. 2. The Irish government is and always has been made up of bogtrotters on the make. A mental patient off his meds attacked the kids outside their school at home time. Bust footpath in city centre. I live locally and know what I'm talking about. The commenters here are mostly dummies that use places like this as a NEWS source. Sad but true.

[@jackspring7709]

Its worse than that: he attacked 3 children and 2 women, seriously injuring all 5 - it turns out he was supposed to be deported (here illegally) 15 years ago but then an NGO intervened and he was granted a full Irish passport. He's been on benefits ever since. I believe it was the current Irish PM whose dept. granted the passport back then, possibly for a sizeable bribe. The Irish governemnt and media are doing everything they can to cover this and other murders and beheadings that have taken place in Ireland at the hands of "immigrants" from the Middle East.

[@kingplayze914]

The guy is a product of the State failure to provide adequate mental health services. This has been a huge problem in Ireland since FFFG shat their pants (again) at the Celtic Tiger. Stop voting for FFFG and their meat in the phuck you sandwich Labour/Green. Or whatever. There's no helping a politically and financially illiterate population. Just go back to maaaass and get back to what you excel at. Swallowing rubbish.

[@ImJustGoingToSay.....]

Polish done the right thing, took no-one into Poland and they have a very low crime rate, pity the UK government didn't follow suit but his ego was too big and he wanted to look good on the world stage and get praised for taking them all in.

[@IanLynch-b7e]

Totally agree , Wishy Washy Sunak just hasn't got the minerals he's just a pint sized mummy's boy .

[@a.j.b.8658]

He's a little Lord Faarqad.

[@eddierussel5911]

Because real democracy spoken Polish are patriotic people worked hard to call Poland home....People did not want them....unlike the UK where people voice is nothing and only rich decide what is best....and UK ppl living in lies

[@stomil]

No-one? 1 Million Ukrainians is no-one?

[@ImJustGoingToSay.....]

@@stomil Poland won't accept any illegal migrants through any scheme. Yes they opened their borders to help Ukraine when they were invaded by Russia. There's a difference in being welcomed and illegally getting into Poland. They stood their ground and wouldn't allow it to happen

[@woildee9998]

Perhaps Ireland could return them directly to France.

[@dave4803]

Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@howardslade519]

Best idea. That would be a very good detergent.....

[@TomJohnson-xl7ms]

But it's difficult to pronounce france until u really want to spit on some one😂 UK is easily to pronounce

[@fionahanna1807]

why not send them back to where they are actually from. it shouldn’t be the responsibility of France to take them.

[@DavidWilliams-lo8bq]

Exactly the correct action to take by the UK. No returns from Ireland unless the French accept returns from illegal migrants from there. Quid pro quo. Ireland is in the EU. The EU should take responsibility. Britain is not in the EU.

[@yvonneleonard7665]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@happybrit8585]

Absolutely correct

[@richardcummins5465]

Yep, I'll have summa dat!

[@WindYaNeckIn]

Anything else is just hypocritical.

[@damionkeeling3103]

The correct action is returning the illegals to France or whatever their home country is. If the Channel was actually patrolled then they wouldn't get ashore in the first place. With the rail the illegals can be sent straight to Paris or Brussels and it's about time the British started fining the EU for failing to keep these illegals from crossing the Channel.

[@stevep9934]

Just stop them from crossing the channel in the first place.

[@liamoconnor2429]

All those migrants fleeing to Ireland from 'unsafe' UK.

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Do these boaty peeps get a lump of dosh etc at, from, each new country they happen to land in, upon ¿?

[@FLYINGTHOR]

Lol believe it or not, an Irish high court judge ruled last week that the UK is no longer a safe country because of the Rwanda deal. Hats off to ye, hoping we vote in people that do similar here in Ireland 😂

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

They made the UK unsafe

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@luckyguy600]

Yee shall not pass unharmed. Can you lot swim?

[@goldiegirl7247]

Ireland needs to take this up with their partners of the eu France .

[@Lynda-z9v]

No they don't, they came from UK. Under the Law you can return Asylum seekers to the country they claimed asylum in first. Happy days 😅😂😅

[@masere]

​@@Lynda-z9vthey came to the UK through many safe EU countries.

[@graveperil2169]

@@Lynda-z9v they can return them to the NI/ROI boarder noting saying we have to collect them just put up posters reminding them that if caught in the UK then its a flight to Rwanda they will be back in the ROI before tea time

[@garymathison8361]

​@@Lynda-z9vNo. We are not in the Dublin agreement. Sorry mate.

[@bikes02]

@@Lynda-z9v No you can't you clown...The UK has no returns agreement with the EU....Enjoy your migrants 🤣

[@autumn-g1n]

All men, all men, all men all men, all men all men.....

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Seen the way those that have landed here are ripping up our graveyards and building bloody knee benders newies over the top of UK graves ¿?

[@embalmertrick1420]

Yeah, they are not stupid. Once their claim is accepted, they have the right to bring their families in. Paid by us. In a year a million will turn into 5 million. That's the population of Scotland. We're finished.

[@LornaKellyZim]

All young fighting age men.

[@lesbutterworth7804]

they will all want a Irish women and a house,

[@lesleycooper7544]

OR. 15 years old boys 💩😖😖😖😖😵‍💫

[@Ollie-lz5hr]

“False rumours about asylum seekers” is a funny way of saying that an illegal migrant stabbed a child

[@-GS-]

Well you cant argue with the logic. If Ireland can send them back to Britian then why cant Britian send them back to france? If you allow one then you have to allow the other

[@WilliamFairfield-qq2tq]

Neither have any intention of deporting any of the animals

[@margaretflounders8510]

So many just end up here again, like a flippin' roundabout

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@jamessones4044]

Why are countries like Japan able to have such a beautiful society with zero crime? Because they just don’t allow criminals in. Look at the state of England today? You barely even hear our language when you walk down the road. It’s bloody disgusting

[@a.j.b.8658]

It's a complete 💩h0le.

[@PeteH0121]

And that's while it's still 86% white British !!!! Just give it another decade and see what it's like.

[@martinnewtonholmes]

You are a stranger in your own Land

[@liukin95]

The Irish were always among the first to say that the UK should keep the asylum seekers - now that they're ending up on their doorstep they're changing their tune!!

[@Rob-e4f]

Dont blame anybody but your own government!!!

[@aleph8888]

It’s all self serving moralism dressed up as morally superior. Children.

[@ItsZombiefied]

I don't see how this is "changing their tune." They still want the UK to keep their asylum seekers since now they're flooding their own immigration system because of Rwanda.

[@Liam25025]

No we didn't say the UK should keep them you clown. They don't belong anywhere near Europe at all

[@rogershore3128]

Most Irish didn't want or ask for the immigrant crisis they now have. What do you do when you wake up in a small Irish community and suddenly find thousands of illegals dumped on your doorstep overnight and your Government basically tells you to take a running jump...... Ireland is literally now overrun with immigrants and this problem has been bad for years...

[@robmthe1st]

Ireland recently ruled in court that Britain was not a safe country, so I think they will not be able to send them here under human rights law!

[@graveperil2169]

I love living in a unsafe 3rd country

[@Joseph13163]

The emergency legislation is to sort that out

[@graveperil2169]

@@Joseph13163 takes two to make a deal, they can bus them to the UK/EU border nothing saying the UK has to pick them up. In fact how about they are greeted with posters explaining that the EU is to the south and if caught in the UK they will be flown to Rwanda. they will be back in the ROI before tea time with no UK officials involved

[@purplepoppyz]

The ROI wouldn’t extradite Provo murderers to the UK as they said the UK would not treat the Provo murderers nicely enough. I’m sure they would not send innocent little asylum seekers to the UK. Surely not 🤔 Anyway, the ROI isn’t full, there is plenty of room for them.

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.

[@susanparkauntiesuze5447]

No, back to France.

[@Xray21207]

Nope back to their country of origin 🤷‍♂️

[@WilliamAhlert]

To do that we need an agreement with france.

[@DrStrangelove-w9w]

@@WilliamAhlert If that is true ergo Ireland will need an agreement with us, can't have it both ways...

[@stephenjon3502]

⁠@@DrStrangelove-w9wIreland will need to send them directly back to France unless they get to Ireland via the UK then they can’t send them back here as we are a third country.

[@risinggael1685]

The illigal migrants came through Britain...you let yourselves down...we will send them back to you and yous send them back to France...the country's on the continent caused this not ireland...so we shouldn't be dealing with theirs or your mess...

[@xXTheSammichXx]

So Ireland sending illegal migrants to the UK is seen as possible and reasonable but the UK sending illegal migrants back to France is seen as cruel and unfeasible.

[@DeborahBooth-zv4bp]

Every country haven't got a clue what to do as the human rights act is constantly against what ever countries decide to do the best for there country get rid of the human rights act oh sorry George and his wife don't see them adding thee billions to house people but they all in favour to keep them but not at there cost or sitting camping on there doorstep ????

[@ko0974]

And UK sending them to UK Territory is OK?

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.

[@EvsEntps]

UK government need to exploit this and get an agreement on returns to France. EU can't have it 2 ways.

[@eddierussel5911]

Impossible

[@sandragray3951]

Why not send them to Belgium, Brussels loves them.

[@RichardWootton]

Yes they can as they make the rules and still think we are beholden to them.

[@robfielding100]

The EU can twist the laws and rules easily when it suits them. Another example of the Mafia EU🤬

[@bobbailey7024]

Eire demanded an open border in the GFA - now they want the border closed. Eire can send them back to France. There is no need to send them to the UK which every one of them had entered illegally from a safe country.

[@jooseppielleese7156]

Your own point makes itself moot, if the UK can return them to France then the Irish can do it to the UK. Also the open border was purely about ending troubles pretty shitty to use the GFA as around about way to ship your migration crisis onto a much smaller nation we have a history of being shitty with, stuff like this will make trouble in Northern Ireland which why the tories agreed to a open border too.

[@joycehaddon3615]

If Ireland sends them back to Britain then we should send them back to the EU. It makes sence really and would be cheaper than Rehanda.

[@Lynda-z9v]

The law states you have right to send them back to where they sought asylum first. So if they came from France send them back to France. Likewise with Ireland if they came from UK you send them back to UK.

[@Pedro90000]

​@user-og2bm6hl4l nope we don't follow the eu laws on immigration and asylum 😂😂Ireland has no choice but to accept them because these rules apply to eu states not non eu states brexits starting to pay off

[@boxtradums0073]

@@Lynda-z9vno because they passed through a safe EU country to get to the UK.

[@paulmc9974]

​​@@Lynda-z9v the dublin convention is were that law is found the UK chose to leave/opt out of that convention as part of Brexit so we have no legal right to send them back. Blame the tories for failing to secure any deals with the EU before leaving

[@eddierussel5911]

We cannot due BREXIT

[@edbredin6406]

Way to late. They're just picking up the dirt of varadkar legacy. And the riots were caused by a migrant stabbing children. You didn't say that 😡

[@sandragray3951]

Any news on that little girl. It all went very quiet.🤔

[@edbredin6406]

@@sandragray3951 as far as I know she's out of intensive care and she's making a good recovery.

[@sandragray3951]

@@edbredin6406 Thank- you. Absolutley disgusting cover up. Hope she does recover fully.👍

[@Prodrentjet]

@@sandragray3951 Its disgusting how most news coverage from that was the Government condemning 'thuggery' from the riots, but there was basically no coverage on the stabbing itself. Absolutely a cover up.

[@tinatina1104]

What a bloody mess!

[@a.j.b.8658]

Yes. They never should have started this whole thing, trafficking humans for political gains.. Smart@rses.

[@doubles6508]

What an absolute mess all of this has become.

[@barryevans791]

We were told that the reason we could not return asylum seekers back to France is because of the way France policed it's border. Why do Ireland think we should take them when France doesn't? It is still part of the EU no?

[@MVUK358]

The EU claims it's against international law to send back asylum seekers without evaluating if they have a suitable claim for asylum. Supposedly it's against the Refugee Convention and that's why France does not allow the UK to send the small boats back to France, because once the migrants are in UK waters they are the UK's responsibility.

[@bikes02]

@@MVUK358 Yes, and now they are Irelands problem 😂

[@barryevans791]

@@MVUK358 France have been escorting boats into UK waters, so have they broken International law? They have also stripped citizenship from immigrants and deported them. It's the same thing we saw when we were actually part of the EU, we follow the laws and they don't. As soon as we establish our own laws to deport people, they call foul.

[@ko0974]

But the leave France, even though ye paying France to prevent, than getting past your border controls and Enter UK, but the issue is they leaving the UK without checks at the port, those crossing are for citizens to avail of freedom of movement, so should be checked, but they are travelling to a UK territory ruled by UK its not Ireland, so UK have facilitated tge free movement without checks when left France and when left mainland UK to cross to UK territory

[@barryevans791]

@@ko0974 Are you high? They are illegal immigrants for a reason. They are leaving France illegally, but France physically help this to happen. How is this the UK's fault?

[@hazelhill1678]

This problem needs to be sorted out at an EU level. If Ireland and the UK got together, they could both send the migrants back to France.

[@Lemingtona-x5g]

Ireland enjoying being part of EU

[@Shilpa_Surface]

UK crying since brexit

[@happybrit8585]

Exactly . They are getting what they wanted , open borders .

[@aleph8888]

Two Irish referendums on the EU have been ignored because the Irish voted the wrong way. 😞

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

@@Shilpa_Surfaceit’d be worse if we were still in the EU

[@colingillett6447]

​@@Shilpa_Surfacethis has nothing to do with brexit

[@anthonymarch-ti1fq]

The EU is letting them come here and won't allow Britain to send them back, so why should Britain take them back from Ireland an EU state.

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.

[@jmw-qt2ih]

The Rwanda bill didnt deter the 500 who have crossed in the last 2 days.

[@sammni]

They crossed to get to the Rep of Ireland 😂

[@jmw-qt2ih]

@@sammni I see! So the bill is not stopping the actual channel crossings but making people travel to Ireland after arriving in the UK so they dont get sent to Rwanda

[@a.j.b.8658]

-Su- Ballsak is a liar.

[@martiangod]

Why would it, they're only sending 200 to Rwanda, its a mock

[@happybrit8585]

Put it this way , it's a decent start . Maybe we can start to increase the numbers on these flights . Something has to be done because this can't be allowed to go on indefinitely.

[@ronaldsmith2013]

Who is giving these migrants money to travel from England to Ireland. I bet its the Tory`s just like they are giving them £4000 to go to Rwanda

[@Mk7-p7o]

WE DONT WANT THEM

[@captricharddee3634]

The EU invited them.

[@sandragray3951]

Nobody wants them.

[@Mk7-p7o]

@@captricharddee3634 The EU can keep them

[@Mk7-p7o]

@@sandragray3951 White ppl need to stop bombing Arab lands and trust me these ppl won’t come to little England.

[@NefetariMoonRay]

OMG WE ARE SO FAR AWAY FROM GOD'S JESUS TERMS 4 HUMANITY AND WISDOM. SOON THIS MIGHT BE US IN THIS VOLATILE WORLD, AND SO WE SHOULD BE AS KIND TO OTHERS AS MUCH AS WE CAN, WHILE WE CAN.

[@ctf1537]

Minister for Justice for Ireland is a career politician and completely out of her depth here. IPS in ireland is unbelievable no one in the civil service has thought about the consequences, for example, filling a hotel with refugees in a local community

[@dolorescoulson2156]

Yes indeed .We haven't been listened to for years flooding our small communities with unvetted men .Elections coming up and our Justice minister isn't up to the job .No shouldn't be returned to GB

[@mikefarrell6916]

They came from EU.

[@eddierussel5911]

The EU is just union....😂 They came from middle east...which they should have stayed in Arabia or Turkey, or Albania with their brothers...but they coming to Christian countries because we are too kind to them

[@joeduffy3309]

I thought they came from Africa/Middle east?

[@truckerfromreno]

Now they are back home in the EU.

[@psj7776]

Ireland better speak to their EU mates in France.

[@Mrmightyclash]

Ireland went from “diversity is our greatest strength” to “not in our neighbourhood” real fast 😂

[@abcdefg3214]

Not very educated on this subject are you

[@Grif921]

The Irish Public were NEVER into this mass immigration and "Multicultural" society, we are in fact very conservative. These woke fools like Varadkar are anomalies, now that he's gone, we will go back or should go back to our core values.

[@Garcia061]

Remember when England did that. And we had a functioning labour market and reasonable productivity and competition. Now it’s on its knees.

[@Mrmightyclash]

@@abcdefg3214 Yeah I’m educated enough to know undocumented immigrants especially those with values & culture that different to western standards don’t bring good intentions. Member the Dublin Riots because locals were rightfully outraged over children being brutally stabbed or when that young female teacher was brutally attacked & murdered out jogging by a canal.

[@russianbot1420]

Don't conflate Irish government with Irish people.

[@brickie59]

The Irish government agreed signed for open border’s, you are in the EU. You have them now keep them, all the best and top of the morning from Great Britain 🇬🇧

[@5heffPaul]

If the Tories back down on this, there is no point in them standing at the next election. They are going to lose anyway, but if this happens, they will lose EVERY seat!!

[@jooseppielleese7156]

They will have to take ones back from Ireland

[@tasfish1]

All parties are the same! Labour want to being EVEN more!

[@LifesAbe-ach]

No they're not ... Ireland is the EU and they came to the UK from the EU .... Cope and seeth

[@thumper6160]

Surely they came from the EU before they got to the UK...just gone back to the EU haven't they?

[@andyland_shut]

No EU not welcome them. they harass women on the streets and do stealing drugs and robbery. what a nightmare. don't send those troubles to us!

[@andyland_shut]

send them back to Africa which is good to everyone

[@zedddddful]

Nah you gotta keep em that's Ireland's EU responsibility.

[@richjones4956]

Enjoy your EU borders Ireland.

[@AEgonCholakian]

And 3 world diversity.

[@Moscow_Will_Burn]

Dear UK. Enjoy your returned immigrants. More Doctors and Lawyers coming your way.

[@Ldn12345]

@@Moscow_Will_Burn we all know that not a single immigrant will be returned to the UK. Good luck!

[@davidoconnor7694]

Irish people have back bone. Let's see how this plays out when the Irish rise up..! Unlike our neighbours

[@Ldn12345]

@@davidoconnor7694 We'll see. You'll likely do as you are told by the European Commission. Good luck!

[@garyrobson8297]

Why can’t Ireland use the Dublin agreement they signed as part of the EU to send them back to France?

[@garymathison8361]

​@@WilliamStewart-tk9djThe French only honour what suits them as do most EU countries and they get away with it.

[@gooderspitman8052]

Could end up having a domino effect, back to the UK, back to France, back to Italy, back to Greece, back to Turkey then back to base, do not pass go, go directly to jail and don’t collect the freebies.

[@matthewjames1114]

Nice dream

[@johnbell-yn5xe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@richardcummins5465]

And all without a passport 😂😂😂

[@gooderspitman8052]

@26hypnotica correct

[@gooderspitman8052]

@@matthewjames1114 perchance to dream, is all we have.

[@Brassfunky]

Ireland needs to leave the EU.

[@CheersDits2979]

This is seriously like a Monty Python sketch 😆

[@richardcummins5465]

Except M P included an element of humour 😂

[@maxhobby1701]

Cherry picking al over europe to see which country has the best benefits deal

[@MusbCrazy80]

Send every last one home now.

[@a.j.b.8658]

Nevermind, UK, France, EU, Poland, Turkey, Rwanda. HOME.

[@maguirefire3190]

Ireland and uk agree on a program similar to rwanda.... simple

[@graveperil2169]

why ferry tickets to Ireland are cheaper than flights to Rwanda

[@wor53lg50]

Or even a island in our own coastal waters..

[@TheJon2442]

So stop the free handouts.

[@annebeignatborde1832]

They're not asylum seekers.

[@MB10-66]

Hold on didn’t Ireland want open borders?

[@dvz19777]

Lol

[@kerrybayton2954]

They are E.U. Immigrants & Ireland is in the E.U so you voted for them.. Sorry it's not what you thought it would be..

[@boxtradums0073]

@@ItsZombiefiedexcept they aren’t seeking asylum in the UK they are just passing through. They probably did apply in France though

[@colettefoy5961]

No asylum seekers are ‘the uk’s’ they are Europe’s . Send them back via France

[@eddierussel5911]

Yes they wanted but what it is got to do refugees coming there? Open borders just for union people They have rights to return back migrants

[@jimwatson7238]

Welcome to EU membership no borders no control and no say .

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

So why can’t the UK return em to France?

[@didwest1249]

Cos we're stupid

[@Ad-Free]

Because of the hard Brexit. Before then we were part of the Dublin Agreement, so we could could send them back to France.

[@jamesrhoades7061]

Well the UK's not part of the Dublin Agreement either , so you won't be able to send them back there either then, will you?@@Ad-Free

[@richardcummins5465]

Not enough RNLI people traffickers available 😂

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

@@sueburgess847 it’s our country with our laws! Send em straight back to France

[@ifthisismyhandlewhereismyspout]

All European countries should sign up to that Rwanda bill. Instead of just sweeping them under different parts of a European rug.

[@richardturner5364]

European laws protect them. UK couldn't return them to France whilst we were in the EU so Ireland definitely can not return them to UK.

[@graveperil2169]

ROI courts have already declared the UK a unsafe 3rd country so they can not be returned

[@paulmc9974]

We could it was called the dublin III Convention which was the mostly EU wide agreement to return asylum seekers to the first safe country we opted out with hard brexit

[@tabsntoot]

It was deemed unsuitable by human rights commission you can’t deny free entry under EU law. Your going to have to take another 5 million

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@ZuulGatekeeper]

@@paulmc9974 Worthless nonbinding agreement that applied to only a tiny fraction of migrants in limited circumstance & no surprise very few EU nations accepted return requests. The UK submitted thousands of returns every year & was lucky if a 100 were taken back. Insanely despite migration overwhelmingly coming from the EU into the UK it was the UK who accepted more return requests.

[@KennyBrookes]

Nobodys wants them blame europe

[@eddierussel5911]

Who want criminal and rapists????

[@MegaBlusmurf]

Bank holiday Monday, 6th May - 2:30pm at the Garden of Remembrance, Dublin. Get out and get your message to our government!!!! The Time is Now - Take Back our Nation. STEENSON, Malachy for Local / European. ! Come on People !

[@off.grider]

The Irish government decided to have open borders, well that plan back fired spectacularly. 😂😂

[@Grif921]

The Irish people do not want open borders, people are waking up.

[@louiseburke8012]

think about why the border is there, and who was so insistent about having the 6 counties in the north

[@a.j.b.8658]

They never learn from other countries.

[@wellingtonboots6077]

Yes, the Irish government wanted open borders to double the population (preferably with Africans and Asians) in order to promote diversity. Irish people in general do not support this, hence the backlash. Once the fore coming elections are over and their parliamentary seats secured, the government will revert to form. Take what they presently say with a pinch of salt.

[@greenknitter]

@@wellingtonboots6077 It's not that the majority of us don't accept it, most of us have no problem with diversity so long as they integrate and services are not overwhelmed. No-one wants to double the population, that's bs.

[@SennaStar]

THE Lovely EU has been a great success hasn't it REMOANIACS

[@thomasmorin749]

Enjoy EU membership Ireland.

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return to the UK, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@sicgamer9303]

Wait until they find out there are charities in the UK that help immigrants get to Ireland and literally paying for ferry tickets. Not run by the British though.

[@jameshealy2947]

Sinn Fein & the other political clowns accused the people of being far right yet openly allowed the Muslim Migrants to enter the Republic. 😂😂😂

[@JungleUTFR]

Shinners only looking after themselves ( as always ) they don't care about you or your family

[@reahuntley507]

Remember through the Good Friday Agreement and the Brexit deal enforced open borders between Ireland and Northern Ireland, you cannot have it both ways.

[@gary637]

The Peace Agreement doesn't mention a single word about an open border. It was the removal of the military observation structures on the border.

[@reahuntley507]

@@gary637 and the removal of border controls, that’s why President Biden said the Windsor protocol would breach the GFA

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case. Not so dumb for leaving the EU now are we?

[@scande2232]

You get what you sow. Enjoy!

[@j4cksincl4ir]

What the report neglected to mention: 1. The Irish High Court ruled that the UK is an unsafe country to return migrants to so this has increased border crossings because it is currently illegal for the Irish Government to return them 2. Von der Leyen's EU group has been planning Rwanda-style asylum schemes

[@Joseph13163]

Thats what the emergency legislation was about

[@TheNightBadger]

It's important to remember when people in the comments section say 'Ireland' this or 'Britain' that, that there is a difference between the people of these places and the self-serving corrupt Governments who make the rules. Neither the people of Ireland or the people of Britain want or need this, but as usual they have to deal with the consequences of Politicians failures.

[@VeronicaCarlson-m7w]

The UK should say no, like the French

[@graveperil2169]

already have

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them to us, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country, France in this case.

[@johnfrancis4401]

So Ireland can send illegals back to the UK. But the UK can't send illegals back to France. Is that the plan?

[@markymark7803]

Ireland signed up to the Un and ECHR and they can claim asylum where ever they like, enjoy Ireland, no borders and freedom of movement is what you wanted

[@Lynda-z9v]

According to the Law. Ireland can return migrants to the country they came from. Its up to the UK to return them to France, only if they claimed asylum in France.

[@sandragray3951]

The goverment sign Ireland up for it, not the prople. Didn't their goverment make them vite three times to get to stay in the EU. Again against the peoples wishes. Nobody ( except idiots) want them in Britain or the EU.But the wef giverments kerp pushing it. Question is WHY?

[@markymark7803]

@@garyg6379 Given back? How about Ireland is given back to the UK and we don't need borders 😂😂😂

[@bikes02]

@@garyg6379 You really are very dim....It doesn't matter who voted for what, it was a UK WIDE VOTE, majority voted to LEAVE.....Deal with it

[@markymark7803]

@@garyg6379 Ireland didn't want to put borders up and now enjoy that decision. EU is 15 trillion so not nearly 20 trillion. Means nothing since the EU can't control their borders. But hey maybe saying the EU is worth 20 trillion will stop them coming to Ireland, right? 😂😂😂

[@gherkamum]

France must take them back....They have come from France, which is a safe country.....

[@alamoody3668]

That's one dizzy trip from France to Uk to Ireland, then back to the UK, then to Rwanda.

[@diane5891]

Ireland must remember they do not have a voice here. We are dealing with the EU. Ireland is merely a member with no individual voice.

[@stevehouse3904]

Ireland were very keen on having their open borders, but not so keen now.

[@Joseph13163]

We were keen to keep the border open for our nationalist brethren in the north not for the whole world come in .We have a border because you lot ignored the wishes of the vast majority in the 20s and created a british loyalist ethnostate.

[@jooseppielleese7156]

No, they're still keen you do know the troubles will flair up again if the UK government doesn't keep their end up. Not even Unionists want a border because it messes up trade, Northern Ireland gets most of its goods trucked in from the south too.

[@lesliejames2638]

Oh they can send them back to Britain but can't send them back to france

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.

[@john-y7z]

Eire has a duty under EU law to house, feed and pay these people, they need to take it up with france

[@wynbrown5985]

Ireland doesn't have a duty to help these illegal immigrants. Check out the Irish Constitution.

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

@@wynbrown5985EU law supersedes Irish law

[@Lynda-z9v]

Ireland has every right to return Asylum seekers in UK. Under the Law wherever these people claimed asylum first. That country is responsible.

[@kerrybayton2954]

@wynbrown5985. Ireland are E.U. members so have to follow E.U rules..

[@razgriz380]

​@@Lynda-z9vwrong. They have a responsibility to claim asylum in the first safe nation they arrive at, in most cases that is France. But they don't want to be in France as they hear the UK is the land of milk and honey. We try to send them back and France won't take them. So we did the Rwanda policy and they all run scared to IRE, right back into the EU. IRE claims the UK isn't a safe nation any longer so it's not the UK's responsibility to take them back. Take it up with the EU as it is them who are shafting Ireland. And now Ireland want to change their constitution to say the UK is a safe country after all...funny that isn't it?!

[@davidbaddeley-o4w]

How do they get to Ireland anyway? That’s one hell of a dinghy crossing from Holyhead or Stranraer. 😂

[@cambs0181]

Just jump on the ferry. No passport checks to Belfast.

[@KennyBrookes]

If they do it so can we

[@a.j.b.8658]

Or atleast Sunak has to choose which lie he's sticking to.

[@embalmertrick1420]

I wish!! You think if l turn up illegally in Greece, l will be given free housing?? 🤔

[@bikeman9899]

Many of these refugees entered the EU illegally, not all, and have been bounced from one jurisdiction to the next. Im guessing here, most will have arrived in Greece, and Italy both front line countries in the Mediterranean, and now many are at the end of the road, the last EU country , the furthest west they can go. The CTA these folks are taking advantage of, only applies to UK and Irish citizens, so the migrants are taking advantage of systems not designed or intended for such use. What Ireland needs to do , is a version of what Australia is doing. There are dozens of uninhibited islands off the Irish coasts. Build temporary housing to accommodate these ppl. Then interview them one by one. Establish who they are . Then , those that do not meet the criteria of international treaties Ireland has signed up to, need to be repatriated to those countries, or another country that will accept them. I can see the UKs position here, and also Ireland's. Maybe the UN can create a new territory somewhere in the world, where stateless ppl can go. No developed country can handle a big influx of refugees from failed states. The welfare systems aren't funded by magic, it's taxpayer contributions over decades. IMO, this has less to do with EU agreements and more to do with UN treaties, as these folk are not originating innthe EU.

[@joemdee]

Dare I suggest Saudi Arabia?

[@bikeman9899]

@joemdee Why not? Loads of space. Tons of money. Share similar values. Would fit in great. Could help the Saudis build that line in the desert they are working on.

[@briancairns5545]

😂😂😂😂 they might want to stop the 1000s goin there already not from england 😂😂😂

[@cathykinn4516]

Illegal Immigrants, Media.

[@paulbala9431]

Well you are in the EU speak to your mate macron to take them back😂😂

[@unahanlon7562]

You just lied about riots in Dublin , they were over 5 year old children being stabbed by a migrant , in fact you misrepresented most of what is going on , the accommodation is not for Ukrainians but for migrants from non wartorn countries , try some better Journalism amd take back your migrants and then argue with the eu about giving them back to france ect !

[@deadsp3ctre]

Look how fast they acted

[@anthonymarch-ti1fq]

When we get them from an EU state, were told by them we just have to take them, but when a EU state gets them from us, they have an Hissy Fit

[@andrewarnst9673]

At least the Irish government are gonna do something about it not like our spinless government

[@heavensent7183]

See the Irish people protesting? THAT IS WHAT WE SHOULD BE DOING IN THE UK. Stop complaining on the internet and GET OUT THERE.

[@50mi55ile]

And England should return them to france

[@Lynda-z9v]

Only if they claimed asylum in France first.

[@garymathison8361]

​@@Lynda-z9vNo. UK is not part of the Dublin Agreement. Ireland is and can send them back down the EU chain of countries.

[@cambs0181]

When you wake up to find your living in a South Park episode.

[@AbdulRahmanDhillon-eb2yq]

What a chess move , got EU by the balls now

[@rmptrawler89]

60 million in the US!

[@andrewdouglas7174]

Hang on that can't be right. If states can fo thst why don't we return them to France??

[@Alien_O1]

The National Flag of Ireland is intended to symbolise the unity between people of different traditions on the island. Whats the problem? 😂

[@Joe-og6br]

So the Irish emigrated for years and played the victim card. Now look at them 😂😂😂😊

[@clearmethod8412]

irish emigrated LEGALLY + the ones that stayed in ireland shouldnt have to deal with a load of mohammads and akbars jumping the border to live in hotels on the dole while irish people freeze on the street

[@Rob-e4f]

Blame your own government

[@happybrit8585]

To be fair to them , wherever they went most of the Irish usually contributed to their adopted countries . . That's not what the Irish are getting in return and all thanks to their virtue signalling woke government

[@BadlydrawnBen]

Yes because the rich English starved them and threw them out of their homes

[@viviennewade7486]

We didn't go into other countries illegally. Did we! We brought our Christian faith and our work ethic with us. That is why we are loved in most countries!🇮🇪

[@erinhennessy1393]

INSANE 😮

[@DarylSolis]

Ireland are a warm welcoming people. Come to Ireland and live with us XD

[@CliveJoel-b3b]

What do you say to the families who lose sons and daughters to these 3rd world males that have no respect for western culture and traditions? Legitimate question?

[@zaedenuk]

Win win for everyone 😂

[@Chadrick2]

Problem is they would not have the same attitude towards you, look how "being warm and welcoming and freindly" has got us.

[@martinwells2990]

No! That’s great that Ireland will send them back to the UK. If that is how it’s played, we simply return them to France!

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.

[@jpc3603]

I feel for the Irish and I'm cross that Sunak almost seems to be gloating about the influx Ireland are experiencing as a result of Rwanda plans. We should want to work with Ireland. This might not directly be our fault as we didn't ask them to come but its our problem and we need to unitedly deal with it. UK is safe so yes they can be returned to us deportation flight or no deportation flight

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

Huh? I thought the world would condemn them as against human rights?!! 😅

[@a.j.b.8658]

This is interesting...

[@Joseph13163]

thats the nonsense we have to put with in ireland ,if the people call for it we are called far right ,but not the government.

[@dave4803]

Ireland can't return them, part of being an EU member is open borders. That could effect their membership if they start turning people away plus these people don't feel safe in the UK with the Rwanda bill, doesn't that violate their human rights? That's their excuse for not being able to go home. Being an EU member Ireland has the right to send them to another EU country if they choose, France in this case.