Tommaso Cerno, the director of Il Giornale, recently appeared on Tg4 to discuss current events, specifically addressing the investigation surrounding a group of doctors accused of facilitating irregular migrant entries into the reception centers (Cpr) in Italy. Cerno claims that the true issue lies with the center-left political factions, asserting that they support ideologically-driven doctors who allegedly provide false certificates to allow migrants to enter Italy against the law. He accused these entities of creating a system that essentially aids in the influx of illegal migrants, stating that the real 'patient' in this scenario is the institution of the center-left itself.

Cerno went on to emphasize the dangerous consequences of the current migrant policies, warning that individuals who arrive in Italy unlawfully are more likely to engage in criminal activities and contribute to a growing billion-dollar industry run by cooperatives. By following the money, he argues, one can see how deeply rooted this system is in supporting unregulated migrant entry. His comments raise serious questions about the role of politics in shaping the narrative around migration and how it is perceived by the public.

This discourse reflects a broader political and social tension within Italy regarding migration and the responsibilities of both the government and medical professionals. Cerno's statements underscore the polarizing nature of the migrant debate, where various parties seek to position themselves in vastly different lights. His remarks may not only aim at discrediting political opponents but also serve to rally those who share his critical view of the center-left's approach to migration.