Italian authorities have identified four right-wing extremists who interrupted a meeting on housing migrants to read an anti-migrant manifesto as part of a skinhead group's acts of intimidation against Italy's migrant policy, police in the northern city of Como said Thursday. The four were being investigated on suspicion of private violence, a crime that involves forcing others to tolerate the reading of a political statement against their will, police said. One read a statement railing against what he termed an "invasion" of migrants, then telling the volunteers that they were "ruining our country." It was the second time in recent weeks that the Veneto Fronte Skinheads have protested groups assisting migrants in northern Italy. Save the Children said they were filing a complaint against the group after it hung a banner outside its Milan offices accusing it of profiting off of migrants.

Source: ABC News November 30, 2017 16:15 UTC