No asylum for dangerous subjects-Salvini

(ANSA) - Rome, September 24 - Interior Minister and Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini said Monday that his new migrants-security decree will stop the asylum requests of convicts and dangerous individuals. "Asylum seekers' applications will be stopped in the case in which there is social dangerousness or a conviction at a first-instance trial," Salvini said, adding that this mechanism was drafted with the help of "mediation and suggestions".
    He said the part of the decree that foresees the revocation of citizenship for people convicted of terrorism felonies was "absolute good sense". He also said that the government was aiming to "close all Roma camps by the end of the current parliamentary term".