Germany, Italy and Austria want to reduce to zero illegal immigration – 07/12/2018

The German, Italian and Austrian governments have agreed today in Innsbruck, where a Council of Ministers of Justice and Community Affairs is meeting, to cooperate intensively to reduce "as much as possible "illegal immigration to the European Union.

"Things are relatively simple: we are all three in agreement to put order" and "send the clear message that in the future, it should not be able to walk on European soil if you are not entitled to protection ". Austrian Interior Minister Herbert Kickl urges after meeting with his Italian and German counterparts in front of the Council.

In "this project to curb immigration as much as possible and bring it back to zero", a meeting of the three countries will be organized at the technical level on July 19 in Vienna, said the head of Austria. The EU presidency this semester

The Italian leader, Matteo Salvini, said that from now on all three countries will work to reduce "departures (from outside Europe to the EU). Europe), landings, deaths (in the Mediterranean). "

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