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The ‘Sea Watch’ migrants will only come to Italy, once the others are relocated to Europe – Salvini

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The Sea Watch migrants, as far as I am concerned, will arrive in Italy after the migrants who have to be relocated to Europe have left. This was stated by the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Salvini, responding to the journalists who asked him when the migrants disembarked from the ship of the NGO Sea Watch arrive in Italy.

Salvini then said that on Monday the European Commissioner for Immigration would come to Rome to speak and usually the opposite happened, that is, that Italian politicians had to go to Brussels.

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Topics ItalyMatteo SalviniMigrationSeaWatch