[BREAKING NEWS] Prime Minister Meloni has immediately deported two Tunisians who insulted Italy in Milan on New Year's Eve on a private charter flight.

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Everyone's comments

• Prime Minister Meloni's actions are really cool. Japan needs a leader who can make quick decisions like this.
• It would be impossible for Japan to immediately expel someone on a charter flight. This is what it means to protect your country.
• This kind of firm response gives people a sense of security. I hope Japan will follow suit.
• Making such a move on New Year's Eve shows how serious Prime Minister Meloni is. This is leadership at its finest.
• It's only natural that illegal acts should be immediately expelled. Japan's response is too slow to be of any use.
• It makes me sad that Italy has such a strong leader and Japan doesn't.
• Meloni-san, you seem like someone I can rely on. I wish we had a leader like that in Japan.
• It's wonderful that they have a zero-tolerance attitude toward illegal activities. I hope Japan will continue to take such firm action.
• The speed of expulsion by charter flight is amazing. I wonder how many years it would take in Japan.
• This is the politics of protecting the country. It's a far cry from Japan, which is lenient towards foreign criminals. You should learn from this.
• I think this kind of system is necessary because if foreigners know they will be immediately deported, the number of crimes they commit will likely decrease.
• Making a decision like this on New Year's Eve makes me feel like they really care about the country.
• Japan needs to take such strict measures as immediate expulsion for illegal acts. It's too late.
• In Japan, there would be no way they could do something like this because of all the excuses and considerations. It's a pathetic story.
• It's too bold to use a charter flight. This is what we need to do to protect our country.
• Prime Minister Meloni is truly trustworthy. I realized that this is what it means to protect the people.
• In Japan, it would probably take years to expel them. This is the kind of speed we need.
• I like the fact that they don't tolerate criminals kindly. I think Japan needs this kind of strictness too.
• If we are soft on foreign criminals, they will only take advantage of us more and more. This kind of response will maintain the dignity of the country.
• I think if Japan had a leader like Prime Minister Meloni, the people would feel less dissatisfied and more secure.

Editor B’s opinion

I was impressed by Prime Minister Meloni's swift response and leadership when I saw the news that he immediately expelled two Tunisians who had insulted Italy in Milan on New Year's Eve. Such decisive action is essential to protect the dignity of a nation and to gain the trust of its people. It made me think that a similar attitude is required in Japan as well.

First of all, what is particularly noteworthy about Prime Minister Meloni's actions is the speed and clarity of his response. The decision to arrange for a private charter flight and immediately deport the suspects clearly demonstrates the will of the nation. By taking a firm stance against acts that do not respect the nation's rules and culture, a strong message can be sent both at home and abroad. Isn't this kind of leadership also necessary in Japan?

Considering the current situation in Japan, many have pointed out that the response to illegal residents and foreign criminals is lenient. While placing importance on fairness under the law, strict measures are sometimes necessary to protect national security and the peace of mind of the people. In Japan, deportation of illegal residents and foreigners involved in crimes is sometimes delayed, and it has been pointed out that there is a risk that additional crimes will occur in the meantime. In order to prevent this, prompt action will be required.

Furthermore, Prime Minister Meloni's attitude of protecting the nation's prestige is also important in gaining the trust of the people. Politicians who prioritize the national interest and take firm action to protect the safety of the people are the foundation of a trustworthy government. On the other hand, there are many instances in which Japanese politicians stand out for their actions that cause anxiety and dissatisfaction among the people. In this regard, I feel that Prime Minister Meloni's leadership is very instructive.

Furthermore, in Japan, as the number of foreign workers and immigration policies expand, there is a possibility that problems due to differences in culture and values ​​will increase. In order to deal with this, we need a system that sets clear rules like Prime Minister Meloni's and ensures that they are implemented. This will create an environment in which foreigners can live in Japan with peace of mind, while at the same time protecting the safety and security of Japanese people.

Another point to learn from this news is that resolute action is essential to protect a nation's values ​​and culture. As globalization progresses, it is important to respect diverse values, but these values ​​must not threaten one's own country's culture or order. Strong leadership and clear policies are needed to abide by national rules and create an environment in which we can grow together.

Prime Minister Meloni's decision was not just to carry out the deportation, but also to send a strong message to the people that "the state will protect you." This is an essential attitude for politicians to be trusted by the people. I hope that Japanese politicians will also act with this kind of conviction.

This news made me realize the need for Japan to review its policies and laws and take steps to build a society in which its citizens can live with peace of mind. In particular, I believe it is important for Japan to clarify its position in the international community and take a firm stance in order to protect the dignity of the nation.

Written by: Editorial Department B

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