VIDEO: Salvini on children in the woods: “I hope they return to their home soon”

Regarding “children torn from their families in Abruzzo, according to the social worker and some judges they could be in danger or even grow up with psychological distress. Every …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: November 26, 2025

Regarding “children torn from their families in Abruzzo, according to the social worker and some judges they could be in danger or even grow up with psychological distress. Every day we have news of Maranza, baby gangs, hooligans, pickpockets, molesters but in that case we haven’t seen the social worker or the judge”. Thus the deputy prime minister and minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Matteo Salvini, on the sidelines of the Italia Direzione Nord event at the Triennale, in Milan. “So I count on justice to be quick, where it is necessary to intervene, where there is truly violence, discomfort and danger and I count on those children being able to return to their home very soon, to their beds with their games, to their environment with mum and dad”.

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