Gentlemen, the good times are over. And it’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who says it: “We have put a stop once and for all to the uncontrolled increase in illegal immigration that we had been witnessing for years, and we can state, without fear of contradiction, that Italy is no longer Europe’s refugee camp. And we are succeeding, despite the many resistances and attempts at boycotting by those who have tried in every way to row against us,” says the Prime Minister in an interview with il Giornale, listing the results achieved by the Government in combating irregular immigration.
“We have drastically reduced illegal departures and landings on our coasts, and significantly increased repatriations – she recalled -. But, obviously, we want to do more to consolidate this approach and make it structural. This is also why we have included, in the bill for the implementation of the Migration and Asylum Pact, which is currently being examined by Parliament, the possibility, if necessary, of adopting all measures to protect our borders, including the temporary activation of a naval blockade off our coasts. A proposal that was in our program, which we built with patience and which I hope Parliament can approve quickly.” A model, that of the Italian center-right, which for the Prime Minister “is succeeding in concretely influencing European dynamics and we intend to do so again on other dossiers, such as the Green Deal“.
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“We had promised Italians that we would change Europe in the management of migratory flows, and we are doing it. The Repatriation Regulation is one of the most evident demonstrations of this,” Meloni emphasized, adding regarding Fratelli d’Italia’s proposal against the phenomenon of Islamist separatism that Parliament is discussing: “My hope is that this law can be approved soon, with the contribution of all political forces. Something, however, tells me that the left will not support it, also given the relationships of some of its exponents with radical Islamic associations, which I personally consider serious.”
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