Recently, two Chinese women who have lived illegally in Italy for more than 10 years were forcibly sent to Milan's Malpensa Airport by the police of Como Province in Lombardy and repatriated to China.
The website of the Italian police department reported today (19th) that the two Chinese women, aged 61 and 54, have lived in Italy for more than 10 years, but have never applied for a residence permit.
Recently, the Provincial Police of Como issued deportation orders against two people and enforced repatriation procedures. Although the two tried to resist, they were eventually escorted by local police to Milan's Malpensa airport and boarded a flight to Beijing.
Italian Police website
In fact, the police of the province of Como have intensified their inspections in recent days to verify the implementation of illegal immigration and deportation orders.
In addition to the two Chinese women, the local police forcibly repatriated two Moroccan men who had been convicted of robbery or theft and had been issued a deportation order.
Another Tunisian homeless person was forcibly taken to a migrant repatriation centre in Milan while being screened by the police while wandering around the centre of Como, pending deportation proceedings.
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