Could the election threatened Italian migrant loving leftist regime be giving the incoming right-wing alliance the finger before being ignominiously kicked from high office?

The number of illegal migrants who arrived in Italy via the Mediterranean Sea more than doubled in 2021 compared to the same period last year. As of April 20, the Italian Ministry of the Interior registered nearly 8,600 arrivals. In the previous year, authorities reported less than 3,300 individuals in this period, while two years ago, it was around 650.

More than 1,200 benefit-bandits claimed to be Tunisians, and approximately the same number of people said they came from Africa’s sub-Saharan Ivory Coast. Another 930 people claimed to emigrate from Bangladesh, stated the Italian Interior Ministry. A little more than 1,200 people were unaccompanied minors. It is not explained why Italy or for that matter any other European citizens should be expected to provide homes, healthcare, education and benefits for life from such nations as these.

According to current statistics from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the central Mediterranean route is the most frequently used one, followed by the western one from Morocco to Spain. On the other hand, invaders ~ let us call them what they are, use the route via Turkey the least in recent months.

In the east, the conflict between Greece and Turkey with the increased presence of military ships has helped deter asylum seekers.

The public prosecutor’s office in Agrigento in Sicily, which often has to deal with illegal immigration, assumes that departures from Tunisia could also increase significantly, Il Giornale reported. In January, the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) forecast that the coronavirus pandemic would intensify migration pressure on Europe.

‘In the EU, you get vaccinated for free. That is very attractive for refugees from Africa, Latin America, and Asia. That is why we expect an increase in illegal immigration,’ explained the former Austrian Foreign Minister and ICMPD Director-General Michael Spindelegger to the Handelsblatt daily. Another factor is the global economic crisis. The foreign minister is being disingenuous: vaccines are not free; they are paid for by the taxpayers of Europe after their political elite invests in big pharma with tax funds. We pay ~ vaccines are not manna from heaven. ‘In many countries, economic hopes are falling. Therefore, the pressure to emigrate will increase,’ added Spindelegger.

Title image: Yohaness, from Eritrea, prays with other migrants as they arrive at the coast of Italy on board the Spanish NGO Open Arms vessel after being rescued in the Mediterranean Sea, about 8 miles south Italy on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. Italy has allowed a Spanish-flagged charity ship with 265 rescued migrants aboard to anchor off Sicily on Monday. (AP Photo/Joan Mateu)