Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have reaffirmed their opposition to what they described as “uncontrolled immigration,” calling for tougher measures against illegal migration and the creation of return centers in countries outside Europe. In a joint statement published Monday, the two leaders said that, despite coming from different political backgrounds and representing countries with different geographic realities, they share a commitment to defending Europe and its common values.

"Realizzare centri di rimpatrio in Paesi terzi"