Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini posted an outraged post on his account that a family of illegal African immigrants in South Tyrol refused to move into a free three-room apartment with a garden allocated to them by the state.
The family claims that the apartment is "too small" and that they have "three more children in Togo" whom they plan to move to Italy. Therefore, the family requires a larger apartment. Salvini responded: "If the 90 square meter apartment with a garden offered to you for free in Italy does not really suit you, there is another option - return to your country and find out what they offer you there. I will contact the local authorities to find out the situation with this very demanding and picky family. In the meantime, as Minister of Infrastructure, I am determined to offer concrete solutions to the thousands of divorced parents struggling to pay rent, most of them Italian. Our aim is to ensure that flats are available by Christmas for those who really need them. " Channel.