This comedian jokes about deportation from Ireland … but it is happening for real
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Key context: <p>Despite job offers, Jaishree Malik has had visa renewal and extension requests delayed and denied, and she is not alone</p><p>Jaishree Malik bounds on to the Cheeky Monkey comedy club stage and brandishes an envelope – it is a letter from the Irish government. Would the audience like to hear what’s in the letter?</p><p>“Yeah,” the first rows reply. She repeats the question, prompting a louder response. “Yeah!”</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2026/oct/25/comedy-routine-deportation-ireland-woman-">Continue reading...</a> This development from The Guardian highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Despite job offers, Jaishree Malik has had visa renewal and extension requests delayed and denied, and she is not aloneJaishree Malik bounds on to the Cheeky Monkey comedy club stage and brandishes an envelope – it is a letter from the Irish government. Would the audience like to hear what’s in the letter?“Yeah,” the first rows reply. She repeats the question, prompting a louder response. “Yeah!” Continue reading...
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