After the announcements of Manuel Adorni At a press conference, where she announced that the Government will toughen its immigration policy, the Minister of National Security Patricia Bullrich detailed what changes will be established in reference to foreigners who commit crimes. ““We are forming the criminal figures to be able to achieve quick expulsions,” he detailed.
Patricia Bullrich advanced the new security measures against foreigners who commit crimes
The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrichgave details about the tightening of the rules against foreigners who commit crimes within the framework of the announced immigration reform. In this sense, the minister explained what the procedures will be like to expel those who commit infractions.
“In relation to the figures of expulsion and penalties, we are forming criminal figures to be able to achieve quick expulsions“Bullrich assured and added: “We have a lot of express expulsion, but there are things to change because the crime committed in a country must serve the sentence in the country”.
In this way, the official assured that “here there is a system that allows them to leave half the sentence. If the crimes are smaller, expulsion can be immediate“.
One of the most notable reforms that the Government seeks to implement is to restrict entry to those who have a criminal record. “Another thing we’re going to do is No one with a criminal record can enter the country. We must clearly distinguish what our Constitution says, in good faith, to families who want to live on our land, and not to commit crimes, to be criminals,” he stressed.
“We have enough with the Argentine criminals as well as having foreign criminals”, he assured. In this sense, the minister concluded by announcing that her team has already begun working on the modifications that will be applied to the Penal Code to advance the reform.
Patricia Bullrich defended the tariff on health and public education
On the other hand, the minister also defended Javier Milei’s decision that non-resident foreigners pay for access to university and health. Regarding this measure, Bullrich assured that it is “taking care of people’s taxes.”
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“Universities must understand that they receive tax money from citizens“He added and then, regarding access to health, he added: “If foreigners do not pay taxes because they come on a health tour, they cannot receive a benefit because otherwise there is a mismatch and a loss of value.”
In turn, Bullrich maintained: “Private universities make a profitable business of that. It is convenient for them to have foreigners come who pay the tuition, rent near the neighborhood where they grow up. Why can’t that happen with public universities?
“Those who want to come and train will be able to do so by paying a fee. It’s a return on people’s money. “If not, it is training professionals who will go to another country,” he stated, and stated: “The same with health. “These are decisions that had to be made.”
Source: Ambito
