Meloni: “The safety decree is not a mess. We will make an ad hoc measure on the Colle findings”

Giorgia Melons defends the of safety (“it’s not a mess but a rule of common sense”) and, the day after the meeting at Colle between the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella and the undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council, Alfredo Mantovanoannounces that the findings of Quirinale will be transformed into an ad hoc measure.

Meloni: “The security decree is not a mess”

Sul Security decreewhich I don’t consider ‘a mess’, we are picking up sometechnical surveys of the Quirinaleand lawyers and we will turn those findings into aad hoc measurebecause there was no time margin on theconversion of the decreeto correct the rule”. This is underlined byPrime Minister, Giorgia Meloniarriving at the Salone del Mobile in Milan.

Meloni: “The safety decree is a rule of common sense”

“La norm remainsbecause it is an absolute normcommon senseand frankly I’m surprised by what I heard from themoppositionsthese days”, adds the prime minister.

The issue of repatriations

“It’s not exactly clear to me the reason why we, who recognize thefree sponsorshipto the lawyer assisting themigrantwho appeals against aexpulsion decreewe must not instead recognize the work of that professional who assists a migrant when he voluntarily chooses to berepatriated”, notes Meloni.

Meloni: “We are moving forward on assisted voluntary repatriations”

“It seems to me thatassisted voluntary repatriationswe agree, it’s oneinstrument that Europe asks us to intensifyand which we continue to carry forward, and in fact we are working towardsstrengthen it” “At least on this I thought we agreed, now I discover that we no longer agree even onassisted voluntary repatriationbut we move forward.”