Italy decrees limits on non-Italian speakers and veils in school classrooms
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Italy's conservative government, led by Premier Giorgia Meloni, passed a decree on Thursday placing an upper limit on the number of students in each school classroom with limited Italian language skills. The measure also bans face-covering Islamic veils in classrooms.
The policy addresses integration in a front-line migration country, emerging as a hot campaign issue ahead of Italy's scheduled 2027 general election.
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