Italy and Denmark reaffirm their “no” to irregular immigration. Sweden also criticizes Sanchez’s Spain, while Spanish services confirm the alarm over a possible new wave of migration to CeutaThe problem of irregular immigration continues to dominate throughout Europe. The same question always remains at the center: how to manage a migratory pressure that the continent is increasingly struggling to contain logistically and tolerate politically. The prime minister reports that he expressed his opposition directly to Sánchez, recalling that the stability of Schengen depends on the ability of states to “act united” on the external borders, with policies that are as aligned as possible. Meanwhile, on Thursday, the Chamber’s Schengen commission will listen to Minister Piantedosi on the restoration of controls between Italy and Spain.