UK Visa Change Sparks Influx of Benefit-Seeking Migrants to Ireland 🇮🇪

In my latest investigation, I delve into the consequences of a recent visa scheme introduced by the British Government in February 2024. This initiative appears to have unintended repercussions, as I've discovered migrants from Jordan and Nigeria—who maintain homes and lives in their respective countries—are navigating a loophole to the detriment of Irish hospitality and taxpayer resources. Venturing into the heart of Dublin, Ireland, I engaged directly with the individuals involved. These interviews aim to shed light on their perspective, exploring the complex interplay of motivations, expectations, and the legal frameworks that guide their actions. This journey seeks to unravel the intricacies of a situation where the lines between seeking opportunity and exploiting generosity seem blurred, all through the lens of those directly impacted and the Irish community footing the bill.

Ireland is my my ancestral home on my mothers side I have great love and affinity for Ireland and the Irish and I'm saddened that the Irish are being sold down the road by their corrupt leaders who seem more determined than ever to make the Irish a minority in the own country within 2 decades. Those leading Ireland right now seem to be following the same playbook as all western nations where they must dismantle the nation for their puppet masters who have handed down the orders.

Time Stamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:18 - Oscar Wilde
01:51 - Tent ⛺️City in the heart of Dublin
02:22 - Meeting Migrants
03:06 - Being cleared before St Patricks Day
07:42 - Leaving Jordan 🇯🇴 to come to Ireland 🇮🇪
11:54 - Trying to Understand the Route Taken
16:16 - Why do Migrants choose Ireland?
17:48 - Who gives them the Tents?
20:56 - Should the Irish give you a Home and Benefits?
25:42 - The Neighbours
27:03 - Analysis 🧐
28:51 - Outnumbered
33:03 - Nigerians are here also
35:43 - Brand New Apartments
36:24 - International Protection Office
45:46 - 133 Euros and 3 Meals a Day
50:10 - In Conclusion ..