Post #10203

Can everyone now please stop claiming there are 14,000 homeless Irish people to make the case against infinity asylum seekers. We were told in 2022 that 30 - 40 per cent of people registering as homeless each month are recently arrived immigrants, with Roma identified as accounting for an unspecified "large volume". Now new data reveals that in January of this year, 48 per cent of adults in emergency accommodation were counted as non-Irish citizens, with that proportion increasing to 56 per cent in Dublin. We're not told what additional contingent are foreigners with Irish citizenship. Last year a Eurofound study showed that some 40 per cent of Irish people aged 25 to 34 are in employment but still living with their parents (~400,000). 35 per cent of this age group said they plan to move to another country and another 26 per cent said they would like to move — the highest levels in the EU. Meanwhile 149,200 immigrants arrived in Ireland just last year. That's the crisis. 👉🏻join Late Stage Ireland