FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
The Italian government is seeking to change the judges who decide on the validity of the detention of immigrants brought to the center of Gjadri.
Giorgia Meloni's cabinet does not accept that her pact for immigrants with Albania will fail. After the legal changes for safe places, now the Italian government is considering another move to prevent the Court of Rome from obstructing this initiative.
The Italian government is seeking to change the judges who decide on the validity of the detention of immigrants brought to the center of Gjadri.
According to a new proposal, this decision will no longer be in the hands of the magistrates of the immigration section of the court of Rome, who have so far released the first 19 asylum seekers who came to Albania, but in the Court of Appeal composed of monocratic.
The innovation is contained in a change in the flow decree presented late Tuesday evening by the relator, Sara Kelany.
Until now, it has been the immigration section of the capital court that has expressed its opinion on the validation of the bans ordered by the police station.
Magistrates who are subject matter experts and who, according to the critical voices of the majority, have a prejudiced orientation in favor of immigrants, thus contradicting the government's tough strategy.
Seeing that this obstacle cannot be overcome, with the failure of the first two transfers, the idea of a new plan was born that has been put on the table.
Kelany's proposed amendment to the flow decree modifies Law 46 of 2017 by shifting jurisdiction over the validity of detentions to the Court of Appeal - presided over in Rome by Judge Giuseppe Meliadò. With this move, the Meloni government claims that it will be able to save its plan with Rama for immigrants.
Lini një Përgjigje