Italy pardons illegal immigrants to supplement agricultural employment. Why?

The Italian government pardons illegal immigrants mainly to supplement agricultural employment, because since the outbreak of the epidemic, seasonal agriculture, industry and commerce from foreign countries have been understaffed when many farms began to hire people. Therefore, in order to change this situation, Italian cabinet ministers began to sign an application to extend the Amnesty for illegal immigrants, hoping to attract more talents through this policy, but the result was disappointing.

We know that under the influence of the epidemic, many industries have been hit hard, that is, layoffs, closures and bankruptcies. Similarly, the number of foreign seasonal agricultural workers entering Italy began to decrease, which made many farms start to lack employees. If no one comes to work for them, there is no way to develop these farms. This measure in Italy is to attract more agricultural or fishery talents to apply. After the promulgation of this order, by the end of July, the authorities had received more than 6.5438+0.4 million applications for illegal immigration, but such data was far from enough to solve Italy's urgent needs, so the result was very disappointing.

Among the 6.5438+0.4 million applications, nearly 654.38+0.2 were for nursing and domestic work. But at present, Italy especially hopes to have more agricultural talents or fishery talents to come to Italy, but there are only nearly 20,000 applicants in this part, and there is no way to solve Italy's urgent needs. So the Ministry of Agriculture is really disappointed.

This is not the 1 policy formulated by the Italian government to cope with the seasonal decrease of agricultural workers, because the serious shortage of agricultural and fishery workers in Italy has lasted for a long time, and the government has been hurt. In order to solve these employment problems, the Italian authorities apply for extra visas every year, hoping that they can actively apply for jobs in agriculture and fisheries, and the results are often unsatisfactory. Besides, this epidemic has made many people.