Medical opinion will no longer be binding for avoiding detention in CPRs - Piantedosi

Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced that medical opinions will no longer prevent the detention of irregular migrants in processing centers. While migrants will still be examined by local health authorities, negative medical assessments will not be binding for avoiding detention. Medical staff within the facilities will oversee further examinations as needed. This directive aims to protect migrant health while ensuring that ideological biases do not hinder repatriation processes.

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