Justice, Politics, and Immigration: A Complex Intersection

This chapter examines the controversial case of Luigi Mangioni, entangled in the debate over capital punishment amidst political stratification and public sentiment. The discussion highlights the complexities of immigration policies, illustrated by wrongful deportation cases and the roles of media and public perception in shaping narratives. Moreover, it critiques the political underpinnings of these cases, revealing the broader implications of justice and morality in contemporary society.