Immigrants make up only 9% of the population, but they commit 35% of total crimes. Shocking numbers in Florence, where the incidence reaches 80% due to drug dealing. In Milan it is at 70 for thefts, in Bologna over 50 for rapes, in Rome it is close to 40 for malicious injuries
Friedrich Merz wants to send back the immigrants who entered illegally Germany. Given that the German government’s decision once again demonstrates that theEurope as a single political entity it does not exist, because in the end each State resolves the migration issue on its own, Berlin’s position is theoretically correct. If a foreigner has crossed the border illegally, it is clear that he is not entitled to stay, especially if he does not have a job and perhaps has even accumulated a certain number of crimes. But once this has been clarified, two enormous questions remain, which a confederation of states that wants to claim to be a Union, with a single political line, cannot continue to ignore. The first obviously concerns the European front, the one most exposed to migration. It is obvious that the majority of illegal immigrants arrive in Spainin Italy and in Greece and not elsewhere. Can we continue to think that those who disembark on the ships of human traffickers are only a problem of the states bordering the Mediterranean?
It is obvious that foreigners arriving from Africa do not just aim to put down roots in Italy, Spain or Greece, but consider this as a landing place to then reach other countries. Can the United States of Europe insist on pretending nothing happened, ignoring the issue?
Brussels’ contradictions between the Turkish route and the Mediterranean front
Every time there EU addresses individual emergencies and does so based on the weight of each individual State. Does Germany see hundreds of thousands of people arriving from Turkey? He invokes the help of Brussels to pay billions to Ankara so that Erdogan stops the refugees and thus stops the invasion. But when hundreds of thousands of people arrive from the Tunisian or Libyan coasts to the Italian ones, what do we do? Nothing, because the issue is placed entirely on the shoulders of Rome. I leave aside the Spanish practice, where the blame of Pedro Sanchez of having attracted the invasion from Morocco with the amnesty for hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants.
But the lack of a common European policy on the migrant front is not the only problem. Another gigantic contradiction can also be seen in the EU and it concerns in particular the relationship between Berlin and Rome. Germany complains about the arrival of illegal immigrants from Italy and wants to send them home, that is, send them back to us.
The hub of NGOs flying the German flag and the count of 22,513 arrivals
And up to this point, as mentioned, we can even agree. But the problem concerns the illegal immigrants who German NGOs they continue to dump on our coasts. What do we do with these? We pick them up and ship them directly to Berlin? Because from the point of view of logic, if whoever sets foot in our house must be considered our problem, whoever sets foot on a ship flying the flag of Germany must be considered a matter of Merz government. Yesterday too, the schooner of a German non-governmental organization unloaded migrants in Italy, but if we do the math we discover that, since the beginning of the Meloni governmentthey have arrived 22,513 foreigners thanks to German NGOs. How do we settle the scores? Do we take back a few hundred migrants and Germany accepts the 22,513 that its humanitarian associations have brought to Italy?
The security alarm in cities and the burden on Italian prisons
But above all, if we discovered that those migrants, brought to us by the Germans, were responsible for a series of crimes, who will compensate us? Today, exclusively, we publish the percentages of crimes committed by foreigners and at a national level it turns out that for some crimes they reach 50%. But the most alarming aspect is that in large cities crimes committed by foreigners have already exceeded the 60% mark. TO Florence for example, immigrants were responsible for 75% of robberies, 80% of drug dealing, 66% of thefts and 57% of sexual violence. TO Bologna the percentages are slightly lower, but not by much: sexual violence is at 50%, theft at 62%, robbery at 65%. And a Milan we don’t go much further: 55% of sexual violence is committed by immigrants, thefts are at 70% like robberies, with drug dealing the figure reaches 60%.
The data are alarming, because if on the one hand crimes are decreasing, on the other those committed by foreigners are increasing. Which confirms what we have been saying for years, namely that we are importing crime and, given that Europe condemns us for the conditions of our prisonswe are also paying a price, because half of the prisoners are not Italian. Who will compensate us for all this? Germany? Will the Germans pay for the crimes and the costs we bear for the immigration brought to us by NGOs?
