The Irish government and major media outlets are expressing a level of concern for asylum seekers forced to sleep rough in Dublin that has never been witnessed in relation to Irish citizens forced to live on the streets.
Alleged asylum seekers arriving in Ireland in recent days have been forced to sleep rough as the country is now officially and admittedly full due to reckless open boarders policies of this government and this is causing unprecedented fret among the political and media establishment.
This situation has come about after the government closed the City West Hotel to new asylum seekers. City West has long since exceeded its capacity and last week saw the outbreak of violence between different ethnic groups of men living at the so-called “transit hub”.
Ireland has a significant increase in asylum seekers from countries such as Albania, Georgia and Algeria in recent months, all three of which are currently in states of peace and considered safe countries.
Those arriving from these countries and elsewhere in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia are predominantly single men, many of whom have reportedly destroyed their documents before being processed by Irish authorities.
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