Those who say migrant flows can
be stopped are "selling smoke", Premier Paolo Gentiloni said
Friday.
Speaking to young people in Turin, he said "to be safer and
more secure, it's no use putting up walls, but you have to find
a new form of reception".
He said "those who want to sell the possibility, over the
coming weeks (of election campaign), of eliminating migrant
flows, are selling smoke, those who sow obsessions sow hatred."
Gentiloni said "the issue is how to manage flows, because our
country will need these people".
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