Guvernul italian a stabilit limita pentru numărul de elevi străini din clase. Amenzi pentru cei care intră în școală cu fața acoperită

The Italian government has introduced measures to limit foreign students in schools and ban face-covering attire. Starting in the 2027-2028 school year, a cap of 30% will be imposed on non-Italian students in primary classes. Additionally, fines of up to €1,000 will be levied for individuals entering schools with covered faces. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni argues these measures promote genuine integration, while some school leaders express concerns about their implementation in immigrant-dense areas. The president must approve the decree, and opposition politicians criticize it as a cultural war tactic that overlooks real educational issues.