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Anti-immigration protest takes place in Dublin city

Thousands assembled in Ireland to oppose immigration policies. Signs displayed messages like "Ireland belongs to the Irish" and criticized mass deportations.
"Ireland belongs to the Irish," "Irish Civil Rights," and "Mass deportations" were slogans seen at the protest.
Protesters voiced discontent with the Sinn Féin party for collaborating with the government on migration matters.

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Daily Express

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Anti-immigration protest takes place in Dublin city

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Thousands gather in Ireland to protest immigration policies - Washington Examiner

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Irish Mirror

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