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1000s Of Italian Protesters Demand Remigration In Rome
1000s Of Italian Protesters Demand Remigration In Rome
Via Remix News,
A demonstration of several thousand people took place in Rome on Saturday to advocate for remigration and stricter controls on immigration.
Coming from various regions across Italy, a crowd of roughly 3,000 individuals paraded through the nation’s capital behind a prominent sign declaring “Remigration and Recapture,“ a slogan used to call for the mandatory deportation of migrants back to their countries of origin.
🇮🇹Thousands demonstrate for remigration in Rome.
Protesters are increasingly hitting the streets across Europe demanding mass deportations.pic.twitter.com/X9zFjOkXeH
— Remix News &...
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