The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister expressed concerns about the management of irregular foreign citizens in Italy, stressing that a significant portion of the attacks are attributable to these individuals. During the inauguration of Eicma, he highlighted the case of an attacker of Egyptian origin who, according to some judicial decisions, cannot be expelled because Egypt is considered unsafe, despite the tourist flow of 15 million annual visitors.

According to the minister, a normal country should have the power to send back to their countries of origin foreigners who commit crimes, especially those who are in Italy without a regular permit. This situation, in his opinion, highlights the need for a review of expulsion policies to ensure greater security within the country.

The issue has raised a debate about the need to balance humanitarian rights and national security, especially in contexts where increasing attacks are fueling public concern.

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