Italy proposes limits on foreign students with weaker Italian skills
Critics cited by Anadolu Agency warn the measure may be hard to enforce and could stigmatize immigrant communities.
Italy is moving to cap the number of foreign students with limited Italian-language skills in individual classrooms, according to Anadolu Agency.
The agency reported that critics of the measure have warned it could be difficult to enforce in practice.
Anadolu also said critics fear the policy risks stigmatizing immigrant communities, though further details of the proposal were not specified in the report.
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- Italy moves to cap foreign students with limited Italian skills in classrooms — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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