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EU: ITALY: Italy to raise EU citizen expulsion policy at September meeting

01 August 2010

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Italy to raise EU citizen expulsion policy at September meeting (euobserver, link): "Italy has said it intends to expel citizens from other EU states if they are not able to support themselves, in a move apparently inspired by France's current crackdown on Roma." And see: Italy to ask EU for permission to expel Roma (euractiv, link). See also: EU urges France not to mix Roma issue with Schengen (euractiv, link)

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