Yet another consequence of the laxity in Europe regarding illegal Muslim migration, along with the persistent denial about jihad threats to Western nations.
Last year, “an illegal Tunisian migrant, who had been deported from Italy, mocked populist leader Matteo Salvini after getting back into the country, saying he was glad Salvini was gone.”
Under Italy’s left-leaning coalition government, illegal migrants have been flooding into the country via its open ports; meanwhile, Italian citizens are in strict coronavirus lockdown. In August alone, 11,000 migrants swarmed in.
Merely twenty-four hours after the recent jihad massacre in the Notre-Dame basilica in Nice, France — by an illegal Muslim migrant who entered through Italy — dozens of Muslims outside of Sant’Andrea della Valle shouted “Allahu akbar” and denounced insults to their religion. They also demanded that France apologize. How many of these people had just entered Europe? How likely are they to integrate into European society?
“Three immigrants flee the CPR. It is alarming: ‘They are suspected terrorists,'” translated from “Tre immigrati fuggono dal Cpr. È allarme: ‘Sono sospetti terroristi,'” by Federico Garau, Il Giornale, November 11, 2020:
Moments of tension in Rome, where local authorities have started a real manhunt in a desperate attempt to track down 3 foreign citizens who have fled from the CPR of Ponte Galeria and are suspected of being Islamic extremists.
The alarm, as reported by “Il Messaggero“, was triggered last Saturday morning, when the agents of the state police were informed of the disappearance of the immigrants from the CPR where they were awaiting their repatriation. The Moroccan Falah Hamza, born on November 24, 1992, the Tunisian Ibrahim Ghomed, born on June 2, 1993, and another North African whose personal details have not been disclosed were able to slip away.
The latest terrorist attacks in Europe (Nice and Vienna) did nothing but arouse further concern, also because, according to what was reported by the investigators, the fugitives in question were suspected of being terrorists. As already explained in recent days, due to the latest terrible episodes that occurred recently, the representatives of the police are in a state of constant alert, which is why tracing operations were triggered instantly. Within hours, one of the subjects who managed to get away from the CPR was captured and brought back. Also apprehended was Falah Hamza, who is strongly suspected of religious radicalism. The young man was tracked down thanks to the help of a woman who is herself in the center of Ponte Galeria. The latter told the agents that for some time Hamza had been trying to convince her husband, who lives in Prato, to give him hospitality and help him leave Italy. Reached in the Tuscan city and found in his compatriot’s house, the Maghrebi was returned to the CPR, where he will remain awaiting expulsion. Unfortunately, still no news of the third fugitive, the Tunisian Ibrahim Ghomed. Suspected of being a terrorist, the subject managed to lose track of him, and at the moment the investigators are still trying to trace him.
Apparently it was the African services themselves, as well as Interpol, who warned Italy of the danger of the three foreigners, who arrived in our country months ago by boat. Thanks to the information, the authorities had identified the subjects in various hotspots and traced them to the CPR.
Interior Minister Luciana Lamorgese expressed her concern regarding the latest terrorist attacks. After explaining that the attacks in Nice and Vienna were “isolated from each other”, the head of the Interior Ministry explained that our country cannot in any case consider itself “out”. “I hope nothing happens”, Lamorgese said, as reported by “Il Messaggero”, “but as a prevention we have the best police forces in the field and we are in contact with other countries. I could never say that Italy is out of danger. We monitor carefully and in liaison with other international forces”. Solely to defend against new possible attacks, a meeting between the various European leaders is scheduled today, requested by French President Emmanuel Macron.