More than 20 Romanian men convicted of various crimes were deported from Ireland on Sunday via a chartered flight arranged by the Irish National Immigration Bureau of the Irish police. Separately, a Romanian national born in Ukraine was deported from the United Kingdom on Saturday. This individual had been sentenced to two years in prison in London in June for arson targeting properties connected to former Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The deportations from Ireland involved individuals convicted of serious offenses, with a ten-year re-entry ban imposed. Authorities in both Ireland and the United Kingdom are enforcing their immigration laws regarding convicted criminals. These actions demonstrate a firm stance against criminal activity by foreign nationals within their borders. The cases highlight the interconnected nature of immigration and criminal justice systems across European nations.