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No immigrant centre for Mtarfa

Home Affairs Minister Carm Mifsud Bonnici assured Anthony Agius Decelis (PL) that the government had no intention of opening a centre for irregular immigrants at Mtarfa or any other locality.

He was answering a parliamentary question.

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Sean Grima

Jun 29th 2010, 14:59

i would not mind having immigrants in my village. many immigrants have been living for years in balzan, and have not caused any problems, except to those who dislike the sight of black skin.

Charles Sammut

Jun 29th 2010, 18:11

@ Sean Grima

It is not what you mind or not that matters, it is what the rest of the village wants that does matter. You will always be the exception rather than the rule.

The only benefit resulting from the open centre at Balzan is that anybody wanting to buy property there can now do so at a lower price.

Sean Grima

Jun 30th 2010, 08:33

that is what you say...even if it is the case, the majority is not always right. of course, according to you, property prices are more important than providing human beings with a decent lifestyle.

Sean Grima

Jun 29th 2010, 14:59

thankfully the government follows more sensible advice.

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