Italy and Denmark criticize uncontrolled immigration and call for more deportations

Prime Ministers Giorgia Meloni of Italy and Mette Frederiksen of Denmark criticized uncontrolled immigration to Europe, noting that this situation is associated with a rise in crime and sexual violence. In a joint statement, both leaders emphasized the need for stricter control over migration flows.

Meloni and Frederiksen stated that uncontrolled immigration is unacceptable and that more severe measures must be adopted to address the issue. They stressed that the current situation is concerning and requires a strong response from European authorities.

Additionally, both insisted on the importance of increasing the number of deportations. The joint statement highlights that combating illegal immigration must be a priority for the European Union, with concrete actions that contribute to mitigating related problems.

The prime ministers assessed that it is crucial for no one to underestimate the negative impacts of illegal immigration on society. They reiterated that such situations demand not only debate but also decisive actions from the nations involved.

The leaders' statements come at a time when migration is a recurring topic on the European political agenda, reflecting broader concerns regarding security, social integrity, and public order.