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Illegal Migration to Italy Falls 64%

The globalists condemned Italy’s Giorgia Meloni for promising to curb immigration if elected. As with Donald Trump, she was called a racist for wanting to secure her nation’s borders. Italy was facing an all-out invasion by land and sea under relaxed European Union edicts that permitted open borders. Now, under Meloni, illegal immigration has dropped 64% in the past year.

Over 150,000 migrants arrived in Italy by boat in 2023, nearly doubling the new arrivals seen in 2022. Instead of building shelters to house migrants with taxpayer funds, Meloni sought to build detention centers. Centri di Permanenza per il Rimpatrio (CPRs) or Repatriation Centers were extremely controversial but effective. Thousands of migrants were detained and deported if their application for asylum was denied. Word traveled that conditions in these centers were less than desirable, making Italy itself less desirable for would-be intruders.

Murder Pamela Mastropietro, life imprisonment confirmed for Oseghale

The young woman had been killed and torn to pieces. An encore appeal has been made for the crime of sexual violence

The sentence to life imprisonment for Innocent Oseghale, 32-year-old Nigerian pusher, has been confirmed by the Court of Cassation for the murder of 18-year-old Roman Pamela Mastropietro .

The young woman was killed and torn to pieces: the body was found in two trolleys on January 30, 2018 in Macerata.

Investigations into the case , conducted by the police, led to the discovery of Pamela's bloodstained clothes in the home of Innocent Oseghale, a drug trafficker.

According to Oseghale's testimony, Pamela would have died of an overdose after taking a dose of heroin in her home, but according to the prosecution's version, the young woman would have gone to the Nigerian's home and, after obtaining the dose, would have been detained with the force, raped, stabbed and dismembered.

According to the autopsy, the process of dismembering the body would even have begun while Pamela was still alive, with a wash carried out in bleach to remove organic residues. Traces of Oseghale's DNA, despite washing with the chemical, were however found on Pamela's hands and under her nails.