Repatriated one of the two Italians detained at the Alcatraz de Florida Aligator Center

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Italian Citizens Detained in America: A Harsh Reality Awaits!

A shocking turn of events! A 65-year-old Italo-Argentine citizen, one of only two Italians detained at the notorious Aligator Alcatraz Immigrant Center in Florida, has finally been released and returned to Italy this Thursday, as confirmed by the country’s Foreign Ministry. Is this a victory for justice or a sign of weakness in our immigration policies?

The ministry reported, “Today he arrived in Italy, with the assistance of the Italian consulate in Miami, the national Fernando Eduardo Artese, arrested for a few days in the Penitentiary Aligator Alcatraz and subsequently transferred to the Krome Center of Miami.” What about the other detainee? What happens when our government turns a blind eye to foreign criminals?

“Together with the Consulate General of Italy in Miami and the Embassy in Washington, we continue their case and provide assistance in the process before the US authorities.”

Aligator Alcatraz: A Symbol of Stronger Immigration Policies

The other Italian citizen, Gaetano Cateno Mirebella Costa, a 45-year-old Sicilian, remains trapped at the Krome Center. Why are we still allowing this to happen in our great nation? The Foreign Ministry is doing its best, but can we really trust them to handle foreign criminals while ensuring the safety of American citizens?

The Aligator Alcatraz detention center was built in record time by the Trump administration.
This facility can hold up to 5,000 criminals, specifically targeting those who disrupt our safety.
It is a key part of efforts to strengthen America’s immigration policies—finally!

Concern in Italy for the detained citizens escalated after the world learned about the unhealthy conditions and shocking overcrowding within the center, not to mention reports of them being forced to drink contaminated water. Are we going to stand by while our facilities treat foreign criminals better than our own citizens?

This situation reveals a crucial debate over America’s immigration policies that we absolutely must address. The Aligator Alcatraz will either become a symbol of America’s resolve against foreign criminals or a shameful reminder of our failures. It’s high time we put our own citizens first!

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