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- The Italian government is capping the number of students with limited Italian language skills at 30 percent per classroom.
- Authorities are also banning the use of face-covering religious garments in schools.
- Officials state these measures aim to improve language integration and communication among students.
- Critics argue the policy may force students to attend schools outside their neighborhoods and serves as a political tool regarding immigration.
- The decree requires parliamentary approval within 60 days to remain in effect.
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- Parliamentary debate and vote on the decree within 60 days
- Implementation logistics regarding student placement in schools
- Potential impact on immigration and national identity discourse
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Named Italy · Giorgia Meloni · Government of Italy
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