Salvini crackdown: bulldozers clear Italian camp housing 1,500 refugees

San Ferdinando shanty town cleared in first major eviction after launch of hardline immigration measures More than 1,500 people are being ousted from the refugee camp at San Ferdinando, in southern Italy, in the first major eviction since Italy's rightwing populist government's immigration measures kicked in. On Wednesday morning, almost 1,000 paramilitary police officers surrounded the 400 shacks where the migrants have lived since the camp was established in 2010, near Gioia Tauro, in Calabria...