Stabbing in Italy makes for rethinking open door policy (visas, deport, politicians)

[getout]

AFP: Stabbing sparks fresh anti-immigration calls in Italy

I think we could learn from this incident and the uprising in Italy.

[1751texan]

For those that preach " Rule of Law" ,lets see how these incedents are a "Teaching Moment"

[ArizonaBear]

Originally Posted by 1751texan

For those that preach " Rule of Law" ,lets see how these incedents are a "Teaching Moment"

Originally Posted by getout

AFP: Stabbing sparks fresh anti-immigration calls in Italy

I think we could learn from this incident and the uprising in Italy.

The killing blamed on Peruvian and Ecuadorian youths, reportedly after an altercation on a bus, sparked a rampage by around 100 north Africans in a poor suburb of the northern city late Saturday.

Since the killers are not Italians; revoke their visas and deport 'em.

[getout]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

Since the killers are not Italians; revoke their visas and deport 'em.

I agree. I am also hoping politicians take notice to the outcome of an open door policy. Lose-lose all the way around. We really need to take this country back before allowing any immigration at this point, with a slow reinstatement after we balance a bit. Civil unrest is not uncommon and we need to be aware of majority concerns in this nation.