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Tens of thousands of “migrants”, from Bosnia, they are breaking through the Croatian border. “Al 95% young males, all armed with knives. A policeman has already been stabbed. There are no longer any Syrians among them. They are mostly Pakistani, but also Moroccans, Algerians, Iranians . They want to go to Germany and the Scandinavian countries. And everyone – says the Croatian police…
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Migrants rape and commit crime. But Caritas doesn't want it to be known

The report by Migrantes and Caritas on migrants: “Stereotypes and fake news create hysteria”
Of Claudio Cartaldo
Now the Caritas e Migrants they also want to indicate the news that Italians must see or read about migrants.

The reason? According to Church organizations, it is necessary that “our communities” acquire a new "grammar of communication" that is "adherent to the facts and respectful of people".
The immigration report
In their Report Immigration, Caritas and Migrantes monitored the news regarding immigration that appeared in the prime time news programs of the Rai networks, Mediaset and La7. And what comes out of it? That in twelve years pieces, services and minutes dedicated to the topic of immigration have grown exponentially, up to ten times as much as in the past. In fact, we arrived from 380 news of 2005 all 4.268 of the 2017.
According to the report there would be a correlation between the flows migratory who arrive in the Bel Paese, the media interest in immigrants and "events of a political nature" that concern the country. “It's striking to note – we read – that the feeling of threat to safety and public order traced back to immigration experienced since 2013 constant growth. During the 2017 prime time news programs mostly focus on migratory flows (40%), reserving almost half of the news for the numbers and management of landings on the Italian coasts. An additional one 34% of the tele-journalistic services is dedicated to issues relating to immigration, crime and security“.
Caritas and Migrantes criticize the fact that they are almost never there “good news” sui migrants. To the story of the welcome, Indeed, In the 2017 only 11% of the news was reserved. But there must be a reason, no?

The crimes of migrants

In fact, there is data to certify the boom in crimes involving immigrants. Cold numbers. To reveal them, as written by Newspaper, it was there Hume Foundation in the analysis entitled “Crime and Immigration in Italy”. The data comes from Istat, who put them together by asking the prosecutors and the Ministry of the Interior (therefore taking into account both convictions or open proceedings and simple complaints). What comes of it? That in all types of crime the crimes of immigrants are greater, in proportion to the population, to those of the natives. You are surprised? No. But apparently Caritas does. For example in voluntary homicides from 2006 al 2015 the accused immigrants grew by 22% while the natives have decreased by 17%.
Similar data they had been spread by Interior Ministry also for the 2018. Among the crimes reported to foreigners, sexual violence was on the rise (+5,7%), the robber (+5,7%), the thefts (+5,1%), scams and computer fraud (+4,3%), up to obviously drug-related crimes (+5,2%). And to think that crimes by foreigners are increasing, the general ones are decreasing. In general between 1 January and 30 June of 2018 have been reported and/or arrested 429.506 people, of which 136.876 foreigners (il 31,9% of the total). After all, the same Migrantes report also certifies that “al 31 December 2017 the prison population matters 19.745 foreign prisoners among defendants, convicted and interned. Compared to the same period of 2016, when immigrants were 18.621, If it registers an increase in +6%“.
The Caritas alarm
Yet Caritas carries on. “We have heard how stereotypes about migration can create collective hysteria – said Don Francesco Soddu, director of the Italian Caritas – we cannot ignore the concern for the construction of clichés about migrants and those who work to host them. NGOs are portrayed as enemy number one“. According to Soddu “there is a distorted narrative of the migration phenomenon”. And so there the she is ready to “promote everything that can contribute to the containment of this cultural drift“.

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Security decree, crackdown on asylum and citizenship

Salvini: Safer Italy, away with all the Roma camps

Decreto sicurezza, iniziato il Consiglio dei ministri: via alla stretta sui migranti

Green light from the Council of Ministers to the decree developed by the Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini. The provision merges the two decrees on safety and immigration which the head of the Interior Ministry has been working on for weeks. The text had been the subject of a stop-and-go in recent days linked to doubts about its constitutionality. «The goal is close all Roma camps by the end of the legislature", Salvini announced among other things in the press conference.

IT PDF Immigration and security decree, here is the complete text of the decree

a decree, he adds , «to fight mafiosi and smugglers more forcefully, to reduce the costs of excessive immigration, to expel criminals and fake refugees more quickly, to take away citizenship from terrorists,
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LGBTQIA migrants(…), emergency or business?

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Of Manuela Antoniacci
It had been postponed to a later date, due to the protests of League e Casapound, il conference on LGBTI refugees organized at the University of Verona il 25 last May, Instead, to surprise, was rescheduled for yesterday, 21 September.
The seminar entitled “Asylum seekers. Gender identity and sexual orientation” will be introduced by the rector of the University Nicola Sartor That, initially, had suspended the event because, as he explained in his statement, «it had left the scientific field to become a terrain of conflict and above all of the search for visibility for various activists of various backgrounds».
But evidently he's back there now, in the scientific field.
The Magnificent rector must have had second thoughts (perhaps frightened by the subsequent wave of controversy in the LGBTQIA world(…)?) so much so that it mobilized the University, in which the courses for the new academic year have not yet started, specifically for the initiative in question which will take place over the course of an entire day.
Apparently, the topic of LGBTI migrants seems to have suddenly become an important topic of study because it is considered the mirror of what, according to some, would be a real “emergency”which our country would be promptly facing.
To understand what it is all about, just take a look at the national website Arcigay which refers to a project tailor-made for presumed LGBTQIA migrants(…) named “Migranet” which provides for the establishment of counters, many of which are already active in various Italian cities (among which stands out the Omphalos with its branches in Perugia and Migrants will in Emilia Romagna) «thanks to which it is possible to accompany numerous LGBTI migrants in the asylum application procedures, often with positive results". Translated from the idiom of “political correctness”, the project aims to guarantee the status of “refugee” (with which you cannot be rejected by the host country) to immigrants who declare themselves homosexuals who are persecuted in their country of origin.

But how did the issue of LGBTQIA migrants arise?(…) even equated with "refugees"?

First of all, according to the UN Geneva Convention of 1951, can get it status as a refugee anyone who has «justified fear» of being persecuted for «racial reasons, religion, citizenship, belonging to a particular social group or political opinion». Then, a EU Qualifications Directive of the 13 December 2011, falls within the concept of "social group". also sexual orientation.
In reality, the issue is anything but simple as it raises a series of legitimate doubts and questions: first of all how it is possible to verify the sexual orientation of the asylum seeker and his personal history.In fact, in many cases proof of a gay relationship is asked for without this being provided. In short, the "verification" is based almost exclusively on the asylum seeker's story.
A rather dubious example of "aspiring refugees" is that of those who declare themselves persecuted in Gambia where homosexuality is punished with prison, but whose political situation, actually, is going through a moment of important change due to the escape of the dictator Yahia Jammeh. Despite this, statements from migrants who say they are fleeing from Gambia continue to proliferate, essentially, and a regime that no longer exists.
In short, a boom in “outings” and in enrollmentsArcigay is the one to, keep case, we witness lately and that would have justified, according to the president Arcigay Modena Alberto Bignardi and the national contact person Arcigay for Immigration, Giorgio Dell'Amico, making it available, together with Caleidos Cooperative, Of an entire palacein via delle Costellazioni in Modena, for homosexual and transgender immigrants.
All this was possible, needless to say, thanks to public funding, as he stated in dismay Libero the group leader of Forza Italia in the Northern Area, Antonio Platis, who underlined how the extension of the management contract of 1.051 migrants subscribed by the Prefecture of Modena for the months of January and February alone is equal to 2.020.000 euro and the successful company would be exactly there Caleidos Onlus Social Cooperative.
For his part, Arcigay, is carrying out “Migranet” with a budget, reported on its website, Of 74.430 euro, for the 2018 and with funding coming from Unar coffers.
In short, public money that finances what cannot exactly be defined as an "emergency" if we think that only the 2 % of asylum seekers are recognized as homosexuals persecuted in their country of origin.
These figures are so small that they make it difficult to justify even an initiative like that of the University of Verona which, in the event of 21 September, boasts among the speakers, Baldassarre Pastore, dean of the Faculty of Law of Ferrara who, In the 2015 obtained from the Ministry of Education 601.604 euro By (Research projects of national interest) for studies concerning topics such as disability and social inclusion of which 121.313 belonged to Pastore, while the difference was distributed among the universities of Naples, Salerno Enna, Firenze, Bologna, Milano, Padova, Modena, Reggio Emilia and Verona.
That of the University of Verona will be, In short, a long round table dedicated to a topic that does not even concern immigration in general but rather a "niche" migratory phenomenon which in fact is only turning into a convenient ploy on the part of those who have glimpsed an easy and undemanding way to enter our country and take advantage of some, not small, privileges e, for the red Coops, in a real Eldorado.

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"Mer…" and slams the microphone. Insults between Salvini and Asselborn

Reporting of F.F.
Quarrel in Vienna at the meeting between Interior Ministers. “Stop importing migrants”. And the head of EU foreign affairs blurts out
Of Matteo Cartaldo
Matteo Salvini was talking about his immigration policies when the Luxembourg head of Foreign Affairs and European Affairs, Jean Asselborn, he interrupted, giving rise to a harsh exchange of words in front of the other European colleagues.

The Northern League member is in Vienna today for the summit with EU ministers and between one jab and another against the UN he also had to deal with the grumblings of his Luxembourg counterpart.
In the video (guard) of Salvini's report, you hear the minister say that “I heard some colleagues say that we need immigrants because we are getting older. But I have a completely different perspective”. The Northern League member's speech was clear: “I think I am today and paid by my citizens to help young people to help them have children again. And not to remove the best of young Africans and replace young Europeans”.
The words of the Italian deputy prime minister, however, did not please the Luxembourg minister who was sitting next to him. “I don't know if these needs exist in Luxembourg, we in Italy help our children to have more children. Not to have new slaves to replace the children we no longer have”. At that point, removed a few seconds of delay due to the translation, Asselborn can be heard muttering into the microphone “Go away on time”, mimicking Salvini: “bla, bla, bla…”
Immediately Salvini he simply replied that those are his positions, legitimate. But then the real verbal clash began. “I didn't interrupt her politely”, says Salvini. But Asselborn loses his temper and snaps: “In Luxembourg, dear sir, we had thousands of Italians who came to work with us, of migrants, so that you in Italy could have money for your children”. And then he concludes with a colorful expression: “Shit, SO”.

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Eighteen, a Rocca di Papa non c'è più nessuno: all the migrants fled

Eighteen, There is no one left in Rocca di Papa: all the migrants fledOf Paolo Stutaro
The truth always comes out and do-goodism exposed. In Rocca di Papa there is no longer any trace of the migrants, those of the famous Diciotti have all fled from the CEI centre. Welcome has turned into a tool to set foot on Italian territory and escape. As we read on Messenger,in Rocca di Papa the rooms are desolately empty, no one is walking in the corridors. Only non-Eritrean guests remain. The last three left the center for the diocese of Ascoli Piceno, but over half had already fled on their own.
Escaping from Rocca di Papa. In 34 they were intercepted by the police in Ventimiglia while traveling towards Campo Roja, the camp managed by the Red Cross. They were on board a bus rented by the Baobab experience association of Rome, where sixteen had already been identified and photographed on Friday. Read More

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Salvini ha annunciato entro l'autunno accordi di espulsione e rimpatrio di migranti

salvini migrants expulsion repatriationPHOTO CREDITANDREAS SOLARO Matteo Salvini (Afp)
The Interior Minister's interview with RTL, where he admits that for now the only agreement that works is the one with Tunisia. But it's not enough
“We are working to do what hasn't been done in twenty years: expulsion and assisted repatriation agreements with all countries of origin of these boys and girls”. And I'm Senegal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Eritrea, Mali, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Sudan, Niger. By autumn “I will be able to say how many and what type I made”. Matteo Salvini announced this in an interview with 'L'Indignato speciali’ are Rtl 102,5.

A folder “which I have had on my desk for three months, We've been opening drawers for three months, archives, verbal agreements with some African countries 1999, but then the signature got lost, the specifications, It is not known what happened to them”. For the Minister of the Interior, currently what works “decently” it is the agreement with Tunisia, “we organize two charters a week for around eighty expulsions. If we expel Tunisians every week, Nigerians and a hundred others, it takes us eighty years to recover the five, be, 700 thousand immigrants who have entered in recent years.

And so this is a dossier I'm working on, on some countries – says the Northern League leader again – we are already quite far ahead,. In Tunisia I will go there in September because more than four thousand Tunisians arrived this year and it is the most present nationality. There is no war in Tunisia, there is no famine, there is no bubonic plague and therefore it is not clear why these kids have to escape”. Read More

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Because international organizations like migration so much?

Of Ilaria Bifarini
Because international organizations like migration so much?
Source: Heretically
“Migration can benefit everyone in building more inclusive and sustainable societies. Globally, the number of international migrants has reached approx 258 million in 2017, compared to 173 million of 2000. Migration contributes to inclusive and sustainable economic growth and development in both countries of origin and destination. In the 2017, remittance flows to low- and middle-income countries have reached $ 466 billion, more than three times the amount of APS (Public development aid) received in the same year. Remittances constitute a significant source of family income, improving the situation of families and communities through investments in education, healthcare, sanitation services, housing and infrastructure. Destination countries also benefit, as migrants often fill job gaps, they create jobs as entrepreneurs and pay taxes and social security contributions. Overcoming adversity, many migrants become the most dynamic members of society, contributing to the development of science and technology and enriching their host communities through cultural diversity.”
This is what we read in the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development of the United Nations, a firma del cinese Liu Zhenmin, UN Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs. So, compared to 2000 the number of people who left their country of birth and now live in other countries increased by approximately 50% percent (il 49% to be precise) with a continuous growth trend. Beyond the optimistic and unrealistic tones used in the programmatic document, we can extrapolate the presumed economic model of development supported by the proponents of current migrations, That, unlike the past ones, have reached massive levels and are following new directions. Triggering a hypothesized virtuous circle of growth would be, on the one hand, the supply of labor by migrants for unsatisfied requests from local workers, on the other, the flow of money sent to the countries of origin, which would be used not only to alleviate family poverty, but for productive investments in the national economic fabric. A virtuous model and a harbinger of growth, accompanied by a happy coexistence, almost symbiotic, between migrants and citizens of the host country. Read More

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The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry

Of Alberto Negri
The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry
Source: Alberto Negri
Italy also risks losing Tripoli? Fayez Sarraj's government, supported by the Islamist brigades but under constant attack from the other militias _ despite yet another fragile truce _ appears increasingly weak, General Khalifa Haftar in Cyrenaica is increasingly threatening towards Italy, Macron's France increasingly determined to pursue its agenda to call elections by the end of the year.
But what is Italian policy in Libya? No one is really able to answer despite Salvini and Moavero's visits to Tripoli. Indeed, Italy seems almost isolated, despite the Tripoli government being the one recognized by the international community as opposed to Haftar's power, backed by France, Egypt, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. In reality, American support for the Italian positions also appears very evanescent: the impression is that Trump told Prime Minister Conte the same nonsense about Libya that Obama told Renzi, that of our pre-eminent role in Libyan affairs which in practice the other powers do not recognize in us except in words. Even the publicized conference on Libya in Rome, to be held in October, it appears incongruent if the French and Haftar position prevailed in order to hold new elections, even just presidential ones (without legislative and constitutional reform). Read More

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