Patricia Bullrich: "Whoever makes them pay, if they are Argentinian, pay them here and if they are foreigners, they leave"

February 7, 2019

Security Minister Patricia Bullrich spoke with Pablo Rossi about the decision of the province of Chubut not to allow entry of foreigners with criminal records.

The Minister of National Security, Patricia Bullrich, said that he had not yet read the decree of the province of Chubut, by which the government of the province of Patagonia establishes that foreigners sentenced or serving their sentence can not enter the province and this indicates that any citizen of another country who commits an illegal act within the limits of its territory will be expelled from the territory of Chubut.

"I understand the philosophy that is the same as that of the national government", Said Bullrich, who noticed that"national government has issued a decree regulating the law on migration which sets out a principle according to which when the alien has a criminal record, he can not enter Argentina and when he commits a crime in the country, he can be deported"

Chubut has banned the entry of foreigners with a criminal record

According to the minister, "The decree issued by the Chubut government has the philosophy of saying that in Argentina criminals are punished as they should and that they are strangers, besides the punishment that they deserve for the crime committed, they do not continue to live in the country This case is not in the province. " "The philosophy of ordering the country, we generate the rules correctly, and those who come to work are welcome, those who come to steal are not welcome", Noted Bullrich.

"Argentina has defined a security model in which the one who manufactures them pays them. If he is Argentinian, he pays them here and if he is a stranger, he goes away. It's as simple and clear", Said the national manager, who also referred to the controversial by motorcycles released by Judge Guichandut, at the anti-bar law proposal in 2018 after the clbadic between Boca – River which ended with a final of the Copa Libertadores in Spain, and by the Public Ethics Act that many officials continue to fail.