Ireland's Migrant Crisis
Rebel News’s Sammy Woodhouse has travelled to Rosslare, Ireland, where locals are protesting at Rosslare Europort. Residents cite a surge in illegal immigration and drug trafficking, pointing to failings in border control despite a government investment of €166 million.
I’ve arrived in Rosslare, Ireland as locals are protesting at Rosslare Europort in response to the mass illegal immigration that is sweeping across Ireland and Europe.
— S A M M Y woodhouse (@sammywoodhouse1) February 22, 2025
Rosslare has become a major point of entry for illegal trafficking—whether it's people or drugs—while border… pic.twitter.com/B4Cv2I8yxk
Recently, individuals were found concealed in containers arriving at Rosslare; rather than being turned away, they are being processed into an already strained immigration system. Locals report 4–5 new IPAS accommodation applications in just the past four weeks.
Serious crimes committed by migrants with criminal histories have heightened calls for stricter border enforcement and policies that prioritize community safety. Protesters demand action to secure Ireland’s ports and to ensure existing immigration laws are effectively upheld.
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