Vadym Davydenko, 17, was stabbed to death by a Somali migrant in an asylum facility in Dublin, Ireland./Image: @Mick_O_Keeffe/X Ireland, like many countries in Europe, is grappling with the violent consequences of a torrent of migrants flowing into the country without any apparent limit and the financial and social implications that follow. Reports suggest there are at least 322 migrant plantations spread across the country, some in rural parts of the island nation, which are changing the very fabric of the nation. The Boston Times reports: A record number of applications for immigration have flooded the country in recent years, with an increase of nearly 300% over five years. This influx has put a strain on Ireland’s resources and led to a breakdown of law and…
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