Ferraro Requested Reports From the Government for the “30,000 Terrorists Deported” Mentioned by Javier Milei in an Interview - Diario San Rafael
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The spokesman noted that “there is a report” from the Ministry of Security in which 20,630 cases are recorded between December 1, 2025 and September 13, 2026.
In dialogue with Gustavo Sylvestre on Radio 10, he warned about the use of the word “terrorist” and argued that it could result in “ambituous criminal definitions” against those who express critical opinions. National deputy Maxi [...] La entrada Milei, and the 30,000 terrorists: “It’s surrealistic nonsense,” said Maxi Ferraro first published in Gustavo Sylvestre.
The national deputy of the Civic Coalition wants to know how many people were effectively expelled from Argentina in 2025 and 2026, and what elements support the rating of “terrorists” used by the President. National deputy Maximiliano Ferraro presented a request for access to public information, covered by Law 27,275, and a request from [...] The entry Ferraro asked the government for reports for the “30,000 terrorists deported” that Javier Mil…
The national deputy announced a request for reports to know the reason for the expulsion of foreigners and the functioning of the presidential residence. The post Rodolfo Tailhade demands explanations from the government for the “terrorists” deported and the Fifth of Olivos appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
Neither 30 thousand nor terrorists: El Destape's request for a report that disarms Milei's fallacy over the expulsions and reveals his Social Control plan.
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