Six Nigerian nationals removed from State on flight
Six Nigerian nationals were deported from Ireland in a joint operation involving Frontex and local authorities. The operation, which included individuals with significant criminal records, is part of ongoing efforts to manage migration and enforce deportation orders.
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Six Nigerian nationals have been deported as part of a joint operation involving the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontex.
The six men, aged between 25 and 40, were removed from the State after deportation orders were enforced against them.
Five of them had a combined total of 35 criminal convictions according to the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration.
In a statement, it said the men were flown on a charter flight from Dublin Airport to Rome (on Tuesday morning), where they joined a Frontex Joint Return Operation to Nigeria.
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