Meloni's plan to cap foreign pupils in schools draws criticism
The Italian premier's proposal also includes a ban on burqas in schools, according to ANSA.
A proposal by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to set a limit on the number of foreign pupils in schools has come under criticism, according to ANSA.
Meloni also said burqas would be banned from schools, the news agency reported. Further detail on the criticism or the proposal's specifics was not included.
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