Eighteen, two suspects. But migrants can land

A telephone call from Sergio Mattarella and the eighteen migrants can land in the port of Trapani. But the first to go down, accompanied by the police, are the Sudanese Ibrahim Bushara and the Ghanaians Hamid Ibrahim – probably the two traffickers – investigated by the Prosecutor of Trapani for continued domestic violence and aggravated in the cons against the crew and the commander

After them, six children and three women, then the other 56. They hit the ground after five days on Eighteen under the eyes of a small group of citizens, families and children who welcomed the landed with applause. They are mainly Pakistani, Sudanese and Libyan. A big black bus was waiting for them, as well as armored vehicles and police and rifle vehicles. Destination home facilities of the province, as provided by the prefecture table

After a day when illegal immigrants – recovered from the merchant Vos Thalbada and transshipped on the wrestling ship after they had threatened the crew because they do not deliver them to the Libyan Coast Guard – had been stuck aboard the boat, the Quirinale came a call to the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte . This soon announced the imminent landing. "The procedures for the identification of persons on board have been completed, with particular attention to those that would lead to conduct that constitutes crime hypotheses," said Palazzo Chigi.

"I'm waiting as a minister and citizen who wants to welcome decent people, confirmation of police investigations and prosecution of violence," said the interior minister in the evening, Matteo Salvini a Zapping on Radio1 after blocking the landing, "Before landing anybody, I would like to know if there is a delinquent on board ". And the Minister of Transport Danilo Toninelli added that he was waiting for the judiciary to begin the investigation. The same line maintained by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Northern League, according to which the landing would take place "at night", "as soon as all the elements that will allow us to investigate and arrest those who have committed violent incidents "will be collected. "Also because they come down first that they testify to those who committed the violence," adds Salvini

Yet, from Viminale transpires "astonishment" at the call of the President of the Republic "regret" for the decision of the proxy Trapani not to issue restrictive measures. "Two suspects, identified traffickers, all arrested and interrogated, the pacchus is over", but Salvini rejoices on Facebook.