The Challenge of Immigration in Ireland: A Growing Concern

Migrants from Jamaica and African countries who have arrived in Ireland are causing alarm among local residents. One notable individual who made headlines is this migrant:

 

 

He was captured on social media threatening Irish residents and calling on migrants to arm themselves and use weapons if necessary. "This country doesn’t protect migrants; it doesn’t know how," he said, instigating others to oppose the police. 

 

When arrested and questioned about his actions, he boldly claimed, "I have rights." 

 

Despite Ireland opening its doors to waves of migrants from Africa, scenes from one of the busiest streets in Ireland show hundreds sleeping under a railway, with no initiatives to integrate them into the workforce. 

 

 

Daily, hundreds of complaints are filed about the conduct of the foreign nationals towards local residents. A young woman shared a video explaining how a foreign man followed her five times. "These animals need to be sent away," she said. "They are here without any rights, yet they act as if this country is theirs."

 

She reported that the man frightened her and laughed when he realized she was scared. 

 

Michael Keefe, a social media personality who documents these incidents to raise awareness of the migrant phenomenon and their injustices, wrote yesterday: "I spoke today with an American tourist who hadn’t visited Ireland since 2019. Here’s what he said: 'The taxi driver from the airport wasn’t Irish, the hotel doorman wasn’t Irish, and neither was the receptionist. What’s going to happen to us in the end?".

 

Additionally, an African was seen shouting 'Allahu Akbar' in the street with intimidating gestures that terrified bystanders, who quickly reported the incident to the police.