Italy will resume the relocation of immigrants to the Albanian detention center World News

Rome -The Ministry of Home Affairs will suppress the arrival of the sea, which has been engrossed in legal controversy, saying the Italian Navy was taking 49 immigrants in Albania detention facilities in an international sea area. He said he had resumed the plan.

The Georgian meloni government has built two reception centers in Albania. This is the first contract of a European Union’s country to bypass immigrants to other countries other than the EU, but it was empty in November after meeting a court opposition.

The ministry said that the patrol ship was heading to Albania, 49 immigrants were on board, and 53 people were picked up, presenting a passport to avoid immediate relocation.

The transfer is a new government in which Roman judge questioned its effectiveness and ordered the first two immigrants batches to Italy, and then implemented a policy. It represents a trial.

The controversy on the plan, which is regarded as the government’s purpose of the government’s purpose of restricting immigrants, was developed mainly on the ruling of the European justice, but this was not related to Italy.

The court said that even a part of it was dangerous, but the origin of the origin could not be considered as not safe. He said from Rome’s “safe” country’s selected list, saying that it would impair the idea of ​​forcing them from the viewpoint of quickly retaliation.

The European Court plans to judge the Italian plans in the next few weeks and clarify whether it is compliant with the EU method.

This article was generated from an automated telecommunications company feed without changing the text.