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Paul Joseph Watson – Modernity News.com Nov 26, 2023

The Algerian migrant who stabbed three children outside a primary school, sparking riots in Dublin, was subject to a deportation order 20 years ago yet remained in Ireland.

The man, described by the media as an “Irish citizen” because he was subsequently given citizenship papers, was arrested in Ireland in 2003.

According to the Sunday Times, “The chief suspect in the stabbings that led to the riots was once the subject of a deportation order.

However, after a “judicial review,” the deportation order was revoked and he was given a green light to stay in the country, no doubt thanks to intervention from NGOs, in 2008.

“He was due to be deported 20 years ago, but fought the order for five years,” a source told the Times. “He eventually obtained an Irish passport. He is a naturalised Irish citizen.”

Other reports today suggested that the attack on the children was motivated by the man not getting his welfare benefits, and that he deliberately targeted the school in question.

As we highlighted earlier, Irish authorities are now investigating posts on X by martial artist star Conor McGregor after the former UFC champion expressed anger over the stabbings and slammed Ireland being subsumed by mass migration.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar reacted to the stabbings and the riots by announcing new hate speech laws to target those who are irate about children being attacked outside primary schools in broad daylight.

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