Italy’s Interior Minister announces deportation of 3 Muslim extremists who wanted to murder ‘white tourists’ and Christians
By LAURA CAT
VoiceOfEurope.com
14 October 2018
The man keeps his promises. Italy’s Minister of the Interior led by Matteo Salvini released a statement on Friday describing three men, identified as linked to “Islamic extremism”, having been determined to be “a danger for national security” who will be “repatriated”.
The Italian government announced the deportation of the three African migrants suspected of Islamist terrorist group ties, one of whom has said he wants to kill “white tourists” and “Christians”.
This announcement follows on the heels of the expulsion earlier this week of 26-year-old Egyptian imam, Ahmed Elbadry Elbasiouny Aboualy, charged with “inciting to Islamic terrorism.” The Egyption had lived in Italy on a work permit since 2005.
According to the Interior Ministry, Friday’s deportations brings the number of expulsions to 339 since January 2015. This includes 102 which happened in 2018.
The men being deported are:
A 22-year-old Moroccan with “numerous precedents” for such crimes as drunkenness and disorderly behaviour and threatening people outside a synagogue in Florence with a kitchen knife, shouting “Allah Akbar” (Allah is greatest).
A 24-year-old Gambian national, who besides some common crimes, is charged with having served in “international terrorist groups”. In a notebook he had diagrams of explosive devices, instructions for assembly and use, as well as notes declaring his sympathies for a paramilitary group active in central-western Africa. He also wrote of a strong desire to “kill white tourists” and “Christians” in Gambia by striking hotels and churches and said he endows the success of his future attacks to Allah.
The third man to be expelled is a 28-year-old Tunisian arrested in Modena for vandalism and selling drugs. At the man’s trial, he repeatedly praised the Islamic State and attacked prison police.
The Rest…HERE
