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Meloni government bans burqas, caps foreign student numbers in Italian schools
The move comes as migration and integration remain a hot campaign issue ahead of Italy's 2027 election.
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The move comes as migration and integration remain a hot campaign issue ahead of Italy's 2027 election.
The government says the measures aim to promote integration and prevent classrooms it described as 'ghetto-like.'

The decree also reportedly allows authorities to remove children from parents who fail to learn Italian, according to ANSA.
The move comes as Italy's prime minister faces an election challenge from a far-right rival party, according to Al Jazeera.