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Senegalese native hijacks Italy school bus with 51 children, sets vehicle ablaze over migrant policy
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A Senegalese native angry about Italy's migrant policy hijacked a bus with 51 children and their chaperones aboard Wednesday and took them on an hour-long drive before setting the vehicle ablaze, officials said.
The driver, who is a citizen of Italy, allegedly said he wanted to kill himself and “stop the deaths in the Mediterranean,” ANSA reported.
Perhaps its lost on him that his actions are further proof all Western countries should be more careful about allowing migrants to come.....
Incidents like this prove that America was wise to elect Trump. Hillary was promising hundreds of thousands of refugees for America, and dems were delighted by the idea of being replaced by 3rd worlders. Watch for Europe to continue shifting right, and away from traitors like Merkle and Macron. These wacky leftist parasites have done great damage to western society, and they will pay in lost elections for years to come, likely decades.
This is why Italy is one of the few European nations that is finally waking up and kicking out the immigrants When I was last there, it looked like a third world country getting off at Roma Termine. Agressive panhandlers and stalkers, none of them native Italians, everywhere.
Going back shortly and will be interested to see how it has changed.
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