Irish police arrest 23 people in second night of anti-immigration unrest
Summary
Irish police arrested 23 people during a second night of anti-immigration unrest in Dublin. The disturbances involved violent protests against the government’s immigration policies near a hotel housing asylum seekers.Key Facts
- 23 people were arrested in Dublin during the second night of unrest.
- The protests took place outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers.
- Six people were previously arrested the night before during violent demonstrations.
- Demonstrators threw objects and fireworks at the police.
- Two police officers were injured during the unrest.
- The Irish police force, known as An Garda Siochana, reported that mostly young males and teenagers were involved.
- Irish Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan praised the police's response to the violence.
- The unrest followed the arrest of a foreign national over an alleged sexual assault case.
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