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Since the beginning of the year, Italian authorities have deported more than 5,300 irregular migrants, doubling the number deported during the same period in 2024 and 2025, according to the "ANSA" agency. Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi confirmed that the pace of deportations has increased thanks to the current government’s policies, with the number of arrivals via the sea decreasing by 55% compared to last year, with approximately 17,000 migrants reaching Italy by sea since the start of the year. He also indicated that the detention of three individuals and the blocking of 21 others from entering Europe occurred after activating the Schengen Agreement with Spain, which was temporarily suspended due to the migration crisis. He emphasized that the continuation of these measures depends on removing security threats at European borders.
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