New Italian Government Says It Wants Mass Deportations of Half a Million Invasives

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 2, 2017

The Italian people are some of the most aggressively anti-immigrant of all. At least outside of Eastern Europe.

And yet, their government has played the biggest role in helping the invaders get into our base. It is the Italian coast guard that goes out fishing for these people off the Libyan coast, picks them up and brings them in.

Daily Express:

Terror attacks across Europe have sparked a new push to see illegal immigrants sent home from Italy as the police are told to toughen up on refugees in 2017.

Paolo Gentiloni will take a much harder stance on the problem than his party colleague Matteo Renzi, under whose leadership hundreds of thousands of migrants entered the EU through Italy.

A two-page directive has reportedly been sent out to police stations across Italy ordering officers to increase efforts to deport economic migrants.

The document was drafted by chief of police Franco Gabrielli and part-published in Italian newspaper Courier della Sera.

Indicating fear of terror in Europe, the notice says the change is important to battle “a growing migratory pressure and an international context marked by instability and threats”.

Italy will open 16 detention centres for migrants under new rules where those detained will stay until deportation can be arranged.

Europhile Matteo Renzi said he could manage integration in Italy and refused investment in detention centres.

But wanes of migrants landed on Italian islands and scenes of chaos were broadcast over international news channels.

Last year the number of migrants arriving by boat increased by almost one fifth.

More than half-a-million have now arrived in Italy over a three year period – more than the entire population of Tuscan capital Florence.

Officials have said the death toll in the Mediterranean has now passed 4,400 for people travelling the perilous route from Libya to Italy.

The route is now the most used, taking over the Aegean Sea crossing to become the choice route for smugglers in Africa.

United Nations High Commission released figures last week showing 180,000 used the route in 2016.

Under the Renzi leadership Italy had only 360 beds in four centres – despite 400,000 being identified as not having the right to stay in the country.

Figures show 300,000 were given orders to leave – but 5,000 were successfully returned.

Since terror attacks in Berlin and Turkey there is an urgency in Italy to expel those who do night have the right to remain there.

Yeah.

We’ll see about that.

All that is needed is the will to do it. And it’s possible Italy has that now, or is getting close to it.