The Italian government is pushing back against Germany’s efforts to resume sending back illegal migrants who entered E.U. territory through Italy in the past.
According to Italian outlets, the government of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is seeking to enforce the European Union’s widely controversial Dublin Regulations, which grants E.U. member states nations the ability to send alleged asylum seekers back to the E.U. country in which the migrant first entered E.U. territory.
Italy, under the government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, suspended the application of the Dublin Regulations in 2022. Germany, however, reportedly wants to resume such transfers in light of the European Union’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum...
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