Migrants Who Disappear in Italy

The below article in Il Giornale and translated by Fousesquawk from Italian, reports on the disappearance of several migrants who arrived in the port of Catania on the ship Diciotti, which for a while was not allowed to disembark.


http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/cronache/diciotti-dileguati-nel-nulla-40-migranti-affidati-cei-1572182.html

Diciotti, 50 migrants entrusted to Cei (Conference of Bishops) disappeared into thin air

In making it known, the undersecretaries of interior: They were so desperate, they preferred to forego guaranteed food and lodging."

1170 migrants on board the ship Diciotti, all disembarked at the port of Catania last 25 August

After a long (period) of wrestling with the EU which, unfortunately, resulted in nothing, the immigrants were redistributed among Albania, the Italian Church and Ireland. But the Diciotti case, which has caused so much discussion in these weeks and which has led to not a few troubles for Matteo Salvini, now turns to discussing. The motive? Some of these migrants have escaped from the centers in which they were entrusted. They have disappeared into thin air. Disappeared.

"There are already 40 of the 144 adult immigrants who disembarked from the Diciotti and entrusted to the Cei or to the center at Messina- say the undersecretaries of interior, Stefano Candiani and Nicola Molteni- "We recall that, per the law, these people have freedom of movement and therefore, are not subject to state surveillance. They were so desperate that they preferred to forego guaranteed food and lodging in order to go who knows where. It's the umpteenth proof that who disemnabraks in Italy is not always escaping from hunger from war, notwithstanding the lies of the left and of those who use the immigrants to "do business".

To be precise, of the 40 migrants missing, 6 left on the first day of transfer. While two Eritreans destined to the Diocese of Florence escaped on 2 September.  19 others (who left) were found on 3 September Another 13 disappeared yesterday. The 40 migrants who left were limited to showing an interest in formalizing the application of political asylum. All-referring  to Viminale (Ministry of Interior)  sources- were identified with photos/prints and inserted in a European computer system. Also according to Viminale sources, it is made known that there are other verifications on the exact number of untraceable persons and it is possible that the group could be  more substantial.

According to Viminale sources, there are at least 50 migrants on board the ship Diciotti who have left the reception center. However, referring to the Viminale sources, "The data is being updated". It is "all adults. 6 of them disappeared the first day of transfer, Friday, 2 Eritreans destined to the diocese of Florence disappeared September 2, for 19 others , their leaving was verified on September 3, another 13 finally disappeared yesterday. They were destined to various dioceses". Within this group of persons, "4 left when they were still at Messina. Other verifications are in progress. The people who left were limited  to showing interest in formalizing the request for asylum. They were identified by photo/prints and inserted in a European computer system. There are checks also on the nationality of those who left: At least 6 came from the Comoro Islands.

"More than 50 of the immigrants disembarked from the Diciotti were so much in need of having protection, food and lodging, that they decided to leave and disappear!
 But why were they not seized? It is yet another confirmation that not all those who arrive in Italy are "skeletons" that escape from war and hunger, I will work even more to change wrong laws and cancel arrivals, " commented Interior Minister Matteo Salvini.

The immigrants have given it up fast. And there are also those who defend them, as Father Camillo Ripamonti president of the Astalli Center, the Jesuit structure that deals with migrants, refugees, refugees and asylum seekers: "The reception centers are not centers of detention and therefore the people lodged can move away from it freely: theirs is not an escape ".

But not only that. Friar Francesco Soddu also echoes Father Camillo: "The Viminale can say whatever he wants, turn it over as it likes, and tell its truth to bring home some advantages ... but it has evidently not seen the eyes of these people. I was just this morning with them and I saw in their eyes a story not only dramatic, I would say really terrible of their lives, I read the despair, then each calibrates his own way. But the face of these people testifies how desperate they are. And then how do you declare that they have disappeared? You flee from a prison or if you are pursued and I do not think this is the case.We have offered hospitality, the gesture is explained by the desperation of those who have crossed the desert before and then the sea, of those who were in Libyan jails and now find themselves here to decide about their own life, even with decisions less rational that we all question."