Why did the Italian administrative court suddenly stop Sicily from closing the immigration reception center?

For what? Stop Sicily and close the immigration reception center? In this case, the reason given by the Italian administrative court is that immigration affairs are directly under the jurisdiction of the Italian central government and local governments have no jurisdiction.

First, the event overview Because the long sentences in the question are easy to cause ambiguity, some netizens are even confused when reading the title.

To explain briefly, the sentence in the question can actually be divided into three parts: Italian administrative court, stop, and Sicily closed immigration reception center regulations.

On August 22nd, local time, Musumecchi, president of Sicily, Italy, ordered that Sicily would stop fulfilling the regulations on immigrant reception centers, that is, all immigrant reception facilities in the region would no longer accept new immigrants, and existing immigrants would move out of Sicily.

On August 27th, one week after Musumec issued the above-mentioned order, Palermo City Administrative Court accepted the request of the Italian government, intervened and terminated the execution of the above-mentioned order.

This is the so-called? The Italian administrative court suddenly stopped Sicily from closing the immigration reception center? .

Second, why should the Italian government intervene in local governments? For this incident, why did the Italian central government strongly intervene in the decrees of lower-level governments? The Italian official said that local governments have no right to ask about immigration affairs.

Of course, this is just a formal written statement. More generally speaking, the Italian government is actually forced to intervene in the lower-level government to safeguard its immigration policy and the interests of its immigrants.

After all, we must know that if Sicily is allowed to exclude immigrants, then the Italian government is likely to bear great pressure from public opinion. This is only the second kind. Most importantly, this move is likely to lead to less and less income brought by subsequent immigrants and foreign tourists, which will greatly affect the Italian economy.

As we all know, Italy's economic situation was not good long before the outbreak of the epidemic, and now the epidemic is even worse. If the exclusion of immigrants leads to a sharp drop in foreign investment, I am afraid the Italian authorities do not want to see the consequences.

Therefore, in the final analysis, the Italian administrative court strongly stopped Sicily's reckless rejection of immigrants, and more considered the long-term interests of the country.