Italy declines to deport migrants from Germany

The Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, Matteo Salvini, stated that Italy will not be repatriating migrants from Germany in the near future, despite the new European Union regulations. He justified his stance by saying that German relief organizations rescue refugees in the Mediterranean and transfer them to Italy, where some of them later head to Germany. This situation hampers the implementation of the Dublin Regulation, which requires migrants to be returned to the first EU country they entered. Italy and Germany differ on the mechanism for returning migrants, as Italy is upset by the lack of compensation for those transported by German activists. Currently, talks are ongoing between the two countries to reach an amicable solution.

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