Judges shouldn't prevent govt from working says Tajani

(ANSA) - ROME, OCT 18 - Judges should not prevent the government from working, centre-right post Berlusconi Forza Italia (FI) leader, Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said after a Rome court declined to rtaify the detention of 12 migrants taken to a new Albania processing centre because the European Court of Justice recently ruled their countries of origin, Egypt and Bangladesh, were not safe.
    "I am used to respecting the decisions of the judiciary but I would also like the decisions of the executive and legislative powers to be respected, because a democracy is based on the tripartite division of powers," said Tajani, leader of one of the three ruling parties.
    "The judiciary must apply the laws, not change them or prevent the executive from doing its job.
    "Power always comes from the people, who chose this parliament and this government.
    "The will of the people must always be respected.
    We will move forward with what (European Commission) President Von der Leyen said, for whom the agreement between Italy and Albania is a model to follow". (ANSA).