Italy declines to deport migrants to Germany

Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini confirmed that Italy will not resettle migrants from Germany in the foreseeable future, despite new European Union regulations. This is due to activities by German rescue organizations that transport refugees across the Mediterranean to Italy, with some of them heading onward to Germany. Rome and Berlin differ on the implementation of the Dublin system, which states that asylum seekers should apply for asylum in the first country they arrive in. Italy is currently enforcing its rules ineffectively to reduce the pressure from migratory waves. Italian authorities anticipate returning about 10,000 migrants, as Italy and Germany seek to reach amicable agreements on this issue, amid Italy's rejection of accepting migrants transported by non-governmental organizations.

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