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Immigrazione: nel Cie di Roma Ponte Galeria 90 tunisini tra quelli sbarcati in Sicilia

Social Editor, February 24, 2011

"Forced to live as prisoners, while not having committed any crime other than to be fleeing from countries where there has been or is being, a real civil war. " This, according to the Supervisor of prisoners of Lazio, Angiolo Brown, the paradoxical situation they are experiencing 90 of Tunisian immigrants, landed last week in Pantelleria and Lampedusa, and transferred last Friday in the Center for identification and expulsion (CIE) of Ponte Galeria.
present in the structure of Ponte Galeria 244 guests are present, 160 men and 84 women. Among the guests moved from Sicily to Rome including two minors, asylum seekers transferred to the Center of Castelnuovo di Porto managed by the Italian Red Cross. According to the sponsor, who this morning with his staff visited the property to realize the situation, that they are experiencing immigrants who came from Tunisia can only be a transitional phase, which should soon put an end to the government with a clear decision on their fate. "What happened in Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt and now in Libya - said the guarantor - would have the immediate consequence of thousands of them landing on our shores.
And if the past few days have been a dress rehearsal of what can happen in the near future, there is really to be happy. Since, at this stage for security reasons it is impossible to start the repatriation of people who arrived, and waiting to unfold a device worthy of acceptance, our government should give these desperate treatment migliore”. “È impensabile, infatti - continua Marroni - che per queste persone si prospetti un’ospitalità a tempo indeterminato all’interno di un Cie. La stragrande maggioranza di queste persone, che non parla italiano, fa capire di avere un lavoro in Patria, dove spera di tornare presto non appena la situazione si sarà normalizzata. Per questo i nuovi arrivati hanno rifiutato di inoltrare la richiesta di asilo politico. Sono molto preoccupato perché i Cie sono ambienti estremamente difficili e queste persone non hanno colpe specifiche da scontare, se non quella di essere fuggite dagli orrori di guerra”.