Italy's new prime minister may be the sign of good Europe needs
Italy's lucky they now have a new populist prime minister running the country, Matteo Salvini, and he's willing to deport illegal migrants from north Africa back to where they belong, and has defended local police in a case involving the interlopers:
Italy’s populist deputy Prime Minister has rallied to the defence of police officers who were hospitalised by a migrant gang during an illegal goods seizure.They'd better work fast, and not allow any corrupt justices and other politicians to get in the way. In fact, they'd do well to modify the country's legal system too, so that "lawfarers" can't cause trouble for critics of Islam.
One Carabiniere officer received a broken nose and the other chest injuries as they retrieved counterfeit goods, including 160 fake designer bags, and were attacked by a group of Senegalese migrant street vendors.
Footage of the attack shocked Italy as it spread on social media, and highlighted worries that the country is overwhelmed by the number of illegal migrants trapped there thanks to European Union (EU) rules.
The attack occurred near the famous Piazza dei Miracoli, in Pisa, Tuscany, according to Corriere Della Sera.
After the officers were taken to the hospital, disturbances reportedly continued, with some of the Senegalese traders trying to calm down their more violent and disruptive counterparts.
Matteo Salvini, leader of the populist co-governing Lega party, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of the Interior, shared footage of the attack on Facebook, writing “sellers attack the carabinieri” and promising “solidarity and best wishes for a good recovery”.
He added that more “expulsions for illegal immigrants and restoring a climate of legality to our cities is my goal”.
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