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A group of people who don’t agree with the official line are using a petition to challenge the government over changes to the country’s immigration policy.
A group of people who don’t agree with the official line are using a petition to challenge the government over changes to the country’s immigration policy.
‘I’d prefer it if you weren’t here’
The group’s name translates to ‘I’d prefer it if you weren’t here’.
The petition has received more than 5,000 signatures and the Whitehall officials responsible for the consultation process have said they are receiving over 35,000 petitions in the first 48 hours.
The organisation behind the petition is called “Yes, We’ll be Fine” and says it was set up by a group of people with a “conscience that says we love our country but there needs to be some sensible changes now.”
The group’s founder, Kieran O’Callaghan, says they have been inundated with calls for their petition since it was started in protest earlier this week.
“Everyone from the top of the Government and down to the local council are calling us to say ‘are you serious?’,” O’Callaghan told the Irish Independent.
O’Callaghan says the group has already received a lot of negative feedback.
“A lot of people have said to me ‘what kind of country are we in that we’re going to sit back and not say anything?’ which isn’t a realistic thing to say.”
“But people are angry. We’ve got plenty of people who’re absolutely appalled by what’s going on in the country and the Government is looking at the consequences of these changes for people. It’s really important that people have a voice – just as important, if not more so, then to actually get involved in the democratic process and make an impact on society.”
In this photo taken Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2017, some of the 50,000 people who oppose the changes to the rules for granting Irish citizenship. Photo by: Frank Jackman
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