Italy’s Meloni and Denmark’s Frederiksen Unite Against Illegal Immigration, Vow To Protect Europe’s Christian Cultural Heritage
Two Prime Ministers from different political camps, united by one cause.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is a right-winger; Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stands on the left – but today, August 10, the two leaders came together to combat the scourge of unchecked mass migration.
Politico reported:
“We are aware that many might be wondering about our cooperation. We come from very different political backgrounds, and we certainly do not agree on everything,” Meloni posted in a ‘joint message’ on Facebook, sharing an archival photo of herself and Frederiksen.
‘We do not accept uncontrolled immigration to Europe, and we have promoted a strict immigration policy, both in our Nations and in Europe’, the statement continued.
The invasion of the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta brought to the world the absolute tragedy that Europe has been living in the last decade.
Reacting to the crisis, Denmark and Italy sent a joint letter to the European Commission.
The two countries – joined by 20 other European leaders – demand ‘immediate action’ at the EU’s external borders.
Italy has harshly criticized Spain’s socialist government and its ruinous migration policies, going as far as establishing border controls for travelers arriving from Spain.
And now, Denmark has joined the struggle.