Carlo Nordio's judgment is clear-cut : the decision of the Rome Tribunal on migrants in Albania is " abnormal ". And it is accompanied by a warning: " If the judiciary exceeds its powers by attributing to itself prerogatives that it cannot have , such as that of defining a safe State, politics that expresses the popular will must intervene ".
The Minister of Justice assures that the government has not declared war on the judiciary but, given the heated tone of the last few hours against "politicized judges", the opposition has an easy time claiming the opposite . And they are also attacking Giorgia Meloni's next move: a decree law to be approved on Monday in the Council of Ministers to make the indication of safe countries a primary rule, and no longer secondary, as is instead the decree of the Minister of Foreign Affairs in agreement with those of the Interior and Justice, with which the list has been updated annually up to now.
The issue of migrants was also at the center of a video of the Pope to Catholic Action , in which he supported the need to "give them food, give them a hand so that they don't sink. We cannot close the door to migrants." And it will end up at the top of the questions at the Prime Minister's press conference on Tuesday, initially designed to present the maneuver and scheduled for the second anniversary of her government. Two years in which there has been no shortage of clashes with that part of the judiciary that, they are convinced at Palazzo Chigi, is trying to oppose by going beyond its own prerogatives.
"Freeing" justice from the "yoke of currents" is one of the objectives of the center-right, through the separation of the careers of magistrates , now under examination by the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Chamber. So much so that criticism has been directed, from various parts of the majority, at Silvia Albano, one of the judges of the immigration section of the Court of Rome and president of Democratic Magistracy.
