Italy: City on French border suffers daily Muslim migrant violence

This kind of behavior is widespread in every Western country that has flung open its doors to welcome economic Muslim migrants in droves. Many of these migrants make their way to EU cities and engage in the same activities, often in a more organized fashion, turning areas into high crime zones, no-go zones and in some areas Sharia patrol areas. Add to that the rampant assaults on women as “migrant Muslims on the prowl…act in groups and start hunting, treating the women like prey.”

Nevertheless, globalist politicians keep welcoming these migrants, and citizens keep voting in those same politicians.

“In Ventimiglia, the ‘ring’ of immigrants: punches, blows and insults,” translated from “A Ventimiglia il “ring” degli immigrati: pugni, botte e insulti,” by Fabrizio Tenerelli, il Giornale, June 20, 2021:

Beatings, punches and insults. At night Ventimiglia turns into a “ring” between foreigners of different ethnic groups, who face each other for the most banal reasons, but always driven by alcohol abuse. A wild west story that is repeated every day and that sees the railway station and its surroundings as its favorite stage. The two amateur videos that we show you were shot during the day and at night.

In the first case, the fight takes place between the railway tracks. The musical background of the theme song of Jeeg Robot of steel, the famous hero of the Japanese manga of the same name, together with some captions, made the movie viral. The second, on the other hand, was built in via Scalo Merci. You see several people involved, who face each other with no holds barred. In the foreground, there also seems to be a “pole.” At one point, a woman’s voice is heard shouting “Enough!”

It is the exasperated cry of a city, Ventimiglia, which has found itself facing a new humanitarian emergency. Hundreds of foreigners who try to reach France clandestinely and who converge at the border, which has become the neck of the funnel of a phenomenon that starts from far away. Public order is compromised, despite repeated police and carabinieri activities.

A few weeks ago, a drunk Moroccan was pushed out of a nightclub in Ventimiglia, where he was trying to steal a bag, and fell backwards, ending up in a coma. Now two young men (the owner and the colleague of a local neighbor) are being examined for very serious injuries. On the one hand, therefore, there are the fights between foreigners, who faced off even over simple congenital hostilities; on the other the thefts, people who camp out everywhere and use the city as an open-air bathroom.

The lack of a refugee reception center makes this situation even more difficult, and has caused a political split. On the one hand, in fact, there is the current mayor Gaetano Scullino (center-right civic list) who is opposed to reopening a reception center; on the other there is Forza Italia, in the same majority, in favor of opening at least one emergency center. Meanwhile, the numbers are growing day by day and Ventimiglia fears to return to the situation of 2015, when dozens of migrants occupied the Balzi Rossi cliff, on the border of Ponte San Ludovico.