Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have issued a joint message on the future of Europe, emphasizing the need to strengthen security, defend European values, and combat irregular immigration. Their collaboration, despite belonging to different political factions and representing countries very different in size and geographical position, stems from a shared desire to promote a stricter migration policy.
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The two leaders declare that they do not accept “uncontrolled immigration” and argue that it can have negative consequences on European societies, particularly citing pressure on public services, increased crime, and loss of citizens’ trust. The message also highlights the seriousness of cases where people without the right to stay are involved in violent crimes, drug trafficking, or sexual violence.
The initiative comes at a time of high tension over the management of migratory flows, marked by the recent increase in arrivals in Ceuta and the confrontation between Italy and Spain. Rome has also decided to temporarily suspend Schengen, while other European governments are discussing the application of the EU Pact on migration.
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Meloni and Frederiksen finally emphasize that European citizens expect concrete actions from politics. According to the two prime ministers, it is necessary to respond decisively to the concerns of communities, especially those most exposed, ensuring greater security and protection.
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