Italy: Interior Ministry Deports Two Moroccans Alleged IS Sympathizers

Italian Security authorities Tuesday deported two Moroccans accused of celebrating Islamic State-sponsored terror acts, reports say.

One of the arrestees was on prison authorities’ radar after they suspected him for supporting IS terror attacks, according to Italian Interior Minister, Angelinoa Alfano.

The second also an in-mate was detained in Palermo and he is believed to have celebrated Brussels twin attacks.

Italian authorities have deported this year a total of 19 Moroccans linked with terrorism, according to Moroccan e-journal “le360.”