What diligence, what foresight, what resourcefulness: the news of the Senegalese, an illegal immigrant yes, but homosexual, and therefore not expelable, that the Arcigay battleship he was already making the first proclamations, "encouraging signs", blah blah.
Yesterday, at the end of a Rossinian crescendo, the final appeal: «You are illegal and gay, son of a stepfather State that puts you in jail because sodomite"Apply for asylum: we'll help you!".
The malicious ask: what if you are illegal immigrant, but not gay? Does Arcigay help you anyway? Well, it certainly has the big heart and he loves all illegal immigrants, even straight ones: a system will be found... In short, let illegal immigrants (and illegal women?) come: he offers "legal assistance, information and support for regularization." The market is open.
Ro. P.
Calderoli: a very serious precedent
«"Milan ruling: We risk becoming a terrorist free port."»
Illegal immigrants: terrorists, guerrillas, gays… These days, there's an embarrassment of riches to choose from, and for politicized judges, it's a godsend. For citizens, a little less so.
Minister for Reforms Roberto Calderoli
And the League is quick to point this out. "What happened today in Milan is extremely serious, not only because of its seriousness, but also because it risks setting a precedent that would attract terrorists seeking safe havens to our country," the Minister for Reforms stated yesterday., Roberto Calderoli Regarding Mohamed Daki, a free man but held at the police station. "Someone, right now," Calderoli added, "is taking on enormous responsibilities, but, unfortunately, the ones who will pay the consequences will not be those responsible, but the security and image of the country. What until recently was a rift between politics and the judiciary is transforming into a rift between politics-institutions-people on one side and the judiciary on the other, and this is a very serious and dramatic event, which leads to a lack of respect for justice and risks triggering dangerous and always reprehensible forms of 'do-it-yourself' justice..." Calderoli also reiterated the words of appreciation he had the day before yesterday for the Interior Minister. "On Thursday I told Pisanu “"Well done" for issuing the expulsion order against Mohamed Daki, now I say "very well done" for his decision and for reiterating that he would hire her 100 more times. The League and I stand by him, and if anyone wants to tug of war, they'll find a match for him," added the Minister for Institutional Reforms. "Pisanu," he noted, "has lived up to his mandate as Interior Minister, which is to protect public order and security first and foremost, and then the well-being of citizens. What's surprising, however, in this whole affair is that the body constitutionally responsible for any disciplinary measures against magistrates, even before having ascertained the existence of elements that could constitute the initiation of disciplinary action, has already opened a case to protect the Milan preliminary hearing judge, Clementina Forleo, coincidentally at the request of the left-wing judiciary." Calderoli also returned to the other "hot" issue of recent days, that of the illegal Senegalese immigrant whose deportation was blocked by an attentive judge.
«My joke about fennel It had an effect, in the sense that it had the effect of throwing a stone into a pond and thus allowed for the opening of a discussion on the decision of the Turin Justice of the Peace regarding the illegal Senegalese immigrant,» the minister quipped. “Personally, I continue to think that everyone can do what they want with their own sexual life, as long as it does not infringe on the rights of others. The issue I wanted to raise concerns the gravity of this decision, as a precedent and therefore for the consequences that may arise.”.
«According to the data provided by the’Arcigay There are 94 countries where homosexuality is considered a crime, including China, and this data suggests that the population in these countries exceeds at least 1.5 billion. The most recent studies report, approximately,» Calderoli continued, “that 4-5% of the world’s population is homosexual. Taking these data as valid, it follows that there are 60 to 75 million people in the world who could seek political asylum in our country based on the precedent set by the Turin ruling.”.
«"Do you realize what a Pandora's box has been opened?" he asks. "On what basis was the Senegalese immigrant's homosexuality recognized and his deportation request rejected? Is self-certification sufficient, with the risk of false statements, or must we proceed to an evidentiary hearing?".
