(ANSA) - TURIN, JANUARY 26 - Encouraged illegal immigration, even of people reported for possible links with Islamic radicalism, the criminal group dismantled by the Digos of Turin. At the head of the 40-year-old Untunisian partnership, Walid Fanni: retained at the CPR of the Piedmontese capital, he was repatriated. Waiting to be expelled also another Tunisian, irregular and without stare. The searches carried out allowed the seizure of numerous documents.
The group found counterfeit documents to allow the issue of residence permits and thus facilitate the illegal entry into France of some illegal immigrants. Among these also a Tunisian suspect of terrorism-related activities, who would have crossed the border thanks to some passeurs.
The leader of the group, Fanni, was considered the contact person for fellow countrymen, also students, who for the release of the residence permit indicated his home as his home.
It favored radical Islamic immigration
2020-01-26T11:49:09.944Z
It favored illegal immigration, even of people reported for possible links with Islamic radicalism, the criminal group dismantled by the Digos of Turin. (HANDLE)
