COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT VOWS MASS DEPORTATIONS OF MIGRANTS WITHOUT LEGAL STATUS IN CRIME CRACKDOWN. (PHOTO).
Colombian president vows mass deportations of migrants without legal status in crime crackdown Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella is promising to deport thousands of migrants living in the country without legal residence, primarily Venezuelans, as his administration moves toward a major shift in immigration policy that he says will help reduce crime. De la Espriella, who took office three weeks ago, said Colombia’s immigration authorities could begin conducting raids alongside police as early as this week. He announced the planned measures in a video posted Sunday night, outlining a broader effort to combat crime and criminal organizations. The conservative president, who has closely aligned himself with U.S. President Donald Trump, said authorities would first focus on migrants accused of committing crimes before turning their attention to those living in Colombia without legal immigration status. “I will not accept any illegal immigrants, wherever they com...
According to sources,the decision came down from the Italian Supreme Court ''La Corte di Cassazione'' in the case of a 69 year old man,identified only as 'PL',who was caught masturbating in Catania,a city on Sicily's east coast.The man was convicted in May 2015nafter he performed the act in front of students on the University of Catania campus,according to documents filed with Supreme Court.The man was sentenced to three months in prison and ordered to pay a fine of 3,200 Euro.However,the defendant's lawyer appealed the case to the country's highest court,which ruled on the side of the accused in June but only just made its decision public.Judges ruled that public masturbation out of the presence of minors is no longer deemed criminal; conduct due to a change in the law last year,which decriminalized the act.Though Public Masturbation remains a criminal offence in many other parts of the world,the Italian court overturned ''PLS 's'' sentence.The case has been sent back to local courts in Catania to determine exactly what the administrative fine,between 5,651 and 30,000 euro will be.
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