More than seven in ten Italian voters believe that illegal immigrants should be deported and returned to their homeland, as a pro-borders consensus appears to be finally developing in Europe.
According to a survey conducted by Euromedia Research, 73 per cent of the Italian public believe that illegals should be removed from the country. The poll also found that 57 per cent of voters in Italy view illegal immigration as being mostly negative, compared to just 14 per cent who saw it as a positive development.
In comments reported by Il Giornale, Euromedia Research director Alessandra Ghisleri said that “there is broad agreement, across political…
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