In Italy, migrant welcome cools
Every weekday afternoon, lawyer Iacopo Maria Pitorri leaves his office for a few minutes to offer legal advice to a crowd of migrants waiting for him outside Rome’s Termini Station.
“My colleagues don’t want these people to come into the office so I come downstairs,” Mr. Pitorri says.
Not far away, in Piazza Venezia, a group of security guards is trying to prevent another illegal occupation of a building that the police had violently evicted at the end of August. “We’re getting rid of all the" Africans, one of them says, continuing on in insulting language that produce
A terrible country for migrants?'A strange change of heart'
