Dan Hannan: Italy rebels against Europe’s dysfunctional immigration policy

Published June 18, 2018 12:00am ET



It gets hot in Catania, Italy in June. The most immediate need of the disembarking boat people is for flip-flops, so that the ground doesn’t singe their feet.

They arrive shoeless and thirsty, yet often clutching the smartphones that made their odysseys possible, allowing them to transfer the credit and information needed to cross the Sahara and the Mediterranean.

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