There is much talk lately of immigrants. There is much talk of Rom.Chi these are Roma? What we do in Italy? Is they who nurture the latent xenophobia in our country, or are they just a scapegoat and victim of a political plan far greater than themselves, here's my point of view: In this post I'd like to highlight the 'originality of the Italian case for what it regards immigration policies and schemes of social integration within the landscape europeo.Saranno criticized some ideas circulating at the level of ordinary discourse but implanted at the level of specialized discourse, first of all those who argue that in Italy is missing or lacking an immigration policy that immigration policy is flawed and disorderly, or who was not identified a specific project for immigrati.Le social dynamics, in fact, show that rather over the years in Italy has progressively broken immigration policy is characterized by its own rationality that has gradually structured a model that produces an effect of three separation: separation in the lives of immigrants, separation between natives and immigrants; separation immigrate.Caratteristica between populations of this policy is the combination of simultaneous application of the negative aspects of different models of "integration" experienced in Europe, which gives rise to a state of "special status" for the thesis that there is immigrati.La presented may seem overly pessimistic or extreme. But, you know, the extreme (if properly identified) indicates tendenza.Quindi, first the enemy, the other, security, the man to indicate the outlet and the cause of our oppression and our shortcomings, the other, the fulcrum and the pivot of a machine of cheap labor, which increases fuel consumption by a boost to our economy, oxygen to our companies cover the large deficit of factory work, the gap between demand and supply of labor italiano.Il problem that faces in this context is the common stance that this is primarily to be an alien and can not face a broader perspective and socially rewarding than mere strength lavoro.Sostengo an idea that may seem "provocative" and too strong on the one hand, the other pessimistic. Or that immigrants, and a part of Italian society, are moving towards a situation in which are placed under a different legal and, perhaps, under a penalty continuo.Il reader who shares this view and argue that it may be observed this is closely linked to the philosophy and policies of "zero immigration", in clear opposition to immigration and closing, if not to fill some gaps in our labor market or to meet the pressing needs of enterprises and production rates. This is partly true, but in our opinion, the real goal is an 'immigration' zero-rights ", which is something very diversa.Per obvious reasons of internal logic of the market economy system, in today's world the social order 'zero-immigration can not exist. So, in scientific terms, that is not ideological terms, talking about immigration-zero does not make sense, but it has, and much, at of public discourse. When some social actors talk about immigration-zero, are, in reality not so much a total closure of borders and the refusal of immigration, but rather the implementation of a system of repression and control on one side only and select to movements , and the other side puts migrants in precarious conditions and poor. So the goal of "final" of the Italian migration policy becomes the inferiority of immigrants already in the country, constantly portrayed as undesirable and extraneous el'inferiorizzazione immigrants entering through the quota system passes through a door very close. It 's different in fact migrate passing through the main door and migrate going through the back door. Who goes through the back door is forced to stand because the door is low, for self-limiting because the door is narrow, and since the conditions of migration already difficult for themselves though, so you are forced to accept situations and reports otherwise intolerable. Sometimes, indeed, this port does not exist: the case of asylum law or decree-flows.
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