The massive protests come as a petition for stricter controls cleared the threshold for submission to parliament and the EU Migration Pact took effect.

Tens of thousands of anti-migration protesters marched in Rome on Saturday in support of a citizens’ initiative calling for stricter migration controls.

The demonstration was organized by the Remigration and Reconquest Committee.

The committee promotes a popular bill offering financial incentives for foreigners to leave Italy and encouraging descendants of Italians living abroad to return to the country.

A petition by the committee has collected more than 150,000 signatures. This figure is well above the 50,000 required for a citizens’ initiative to be formally submitted to parliament.

The colored invasion of Italy

Italy has been one of the main destinations for invading migrants crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa, with hundreds of thousands arriving by sea since the 2015 migration crisis.

Italy received more than 150,000 sea arrivals in 2023 and about 66,000 in both 2024 and 2025, according to Interior Ministry figures.

PM Giorgia Meloni is not up to the job.

The left slams the wrecking ball on Europe’s ramparts

A rival pro-migrant demonstration was also held in Rome, drawing left-wing groups, trade unions, and activists who accused the anti-migration campaign of targeting foreigners and undermining rights protections. Police were deployed to keep the opposing rallies apart.

Stab in the back Bitch Meloni

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who campaigned on an anti-immigration ticket, faces competing pressures on migration policy. Her Rome regime claims to curb irregular arrivals while treacherously simultaneously expanding legal migration.

With the stroke of a pen

With the stroke of a pen, a million migrants became Italians; problem solved. Spain’s far left regime did the same.

Simply change the migration laws to make illegals; again, problem solved.

Last year, the government approved a plan to admit nearly half a million non-EU invaders between 2026 and 2028 to fill labor gaps in sectors such as agriculture, construction, tourism, and care services.

European Population Replacement

Italy has the oldest population in the EU and one of the bloc’s lowest birth and fertility rates, making foreign labor increasingly important to the globalists and bankers’ economy.

The Rome rallies came after the EU’s Migration and Asylum Pact entered into force on Friday.

The bloc’s biggest migration overhaul in years introduces mandatory border screening, accelerated asylum procedures for some applicants, expanded biometric registration, and measures intended to speed up the return of rejected asylum seekers.

The people are not dumb

The pact has drawn criticism across Italy’s political spectrum. Supporters of tougher migration controls argue that it remains insufficient to curb irregular arrivals and increase deportations.

Critics also question whether the pact’s solidarity mechanism will substantially reduce pressure on Mediterranean entry states, despite provisions allowing other EU countries to relocate asylum seekers or provide financial contributions. Let us hear your comments.

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