British Prime Minister Rissy Sunak announced measures for irregular migrants, focusing on Albania. In particular, an estimated 1/3 of those entering the country were Albanians.
Now they will be sent directly and summarily back to Albania under a new agreement with the government there.
Then they will start sending migrants from other countries to Rwanda to await the progress of their claim there.
Finally they will not accept anyone but will open a claim process in their countries of origin. Anyone who wants will apply there and if approved then they will come legally.
European repatriation management
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni intervened today in Rome's parliament, referring to the European Summit of 15 December.
"We have to ask ourselves if we need more Europe in Italy or more Italy in Europe. Seeing so many of our compatriots excelling around the world, it is worth saying that we need more Italy in Europe," she stressed during her speech.
"When it comes to energy, the stakes for Europe are huge. It must protect its citizens and its businesses," Meloni added. "It is certain that going forward divided, believing that the strongest can be saved at the expense of the others, is not only an illusion, but would reveal an idea of Europe that is different from the one put forward in recent years.
On the migration issue, the head of Rome's government said that her country wanted to promote a plan for substantial aid to Africa and that Italy, this year, bore the brunt of migrant and refugee arrivals, which exceeded 94,000. "I think that continuing to enrich some cynical third-millennium slave traders has nothing to do with solidarity. We need to stop the departures and we also need a European management of repatriations," said Georgia Meloni.
Source: ertnews.gr, cnn.gr
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